1 / 2Maple Avenue Park
📍 Cheadle, North West
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Small fenced playground in Cheadle with climbing structures, open grass for football, pram-friendly paths, and a picnic table. Designed with disability access in mind; accessible from Maple Avenue, Oak Avenue, and Cheviot Ave.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with toddlers and young children who want a safe, fenced play space in a quiet neighbourhood setting. The accessible design and manageable size suit younger or less mobile children particularly well. Active older children may find the space too small for extended visits.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Victoria Black
7 years ago
“Maple Park is a lovely park with access from Maple Avenue, Oak Avenue and Cheviot Ave. There is small playground for children and trees/bushes great for hide and seek. It isn't huge but there's a picnic table and bike/pram friendly paths. It's popular with mostly considerate dog walkers.”
Tracey Carr
7 years ago
“An excellent place to enjoy your local park This play area is fenced in and was designed for disabled children and benches for a little rest . Locals made scones sold books . Planted bulbs & lighting . It's a mini haven . Lot off love has gone into the design . TC”
Irina Ka
4 years ago
“First time today at this park. Good little quiet park, which is not very big with everything what a kid needs. My daughter managed to make a friend and had a fantastic time. Easy to find if you don't drive by using a public transport. I will be back again.”
📊 Commonly mentioned in Google reviews
Based on Google review tagsPlay area
8 reviews
Dog
5 reviews
Kids play area
4 reviews
Picnic area
4 reviews
Dog walk
3 reviews
Overview
Maple Avenue Park is a compact community park with a fenced play area originally designed for accessibility, including children with disabilities. Climbing structures sit alongside open grassed areas for free play and football. Trees and bushes suit hide and seek. Pram-friendly paths run throughout. The park is popular with considerate dog owners and accessed from three street entrances. Reviewers note a quiet, manageable scale that helps younger children socialise.
