Centre Vale Park

Centre Vale Park has been awarded the coveted Green Flag repute and the prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Fields fame. And is placed a short walk from Todmorden city centre along the A646 Burnley Road. The direction of The Calderdale Way, a 50 mile walking path which circles the borough, passes by means of less than a hundred metres from the park. The park and is domestic to 'The Lucky Dog' of Todmorden, as made well-known in Derren Brown's TV display 'The Experiments' and gives site visitors the hazard to loosen up in a inexperienced, open space and to experience the all climate 5 -a-facet soccer pitches, bowling vegetables, play region, skate park, cycle manner, soccer pitches and The Conservatory and Animal House; that's open seven days a week between 10am - 4pm.

Centre Vale Park consists of 33 hectares of mature alrightand beech woodland intersected by forest walks and open parkland. The main frame of the park panorama also includes formal memorial gardens. It is good for strolling, sports and formal undertaking, picnics and own family outings. The public bathrooms are to the East of the park. The channelled River Calder runs alongside the North-eastern boundary of the park, adjacent to Burnley Road.