Chadderton Hall Park

Chadderton Hall Park is a recreation center in Chadderton, in the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, Greater Manchester, England. Its underlying foundations extend back to the 13^th century being the arrive on which Chadderton Hall once stood. It contains a vast field zone with a little football pitch, a play area zone, a few bloom gardens and a little bistro arranged by the Park's rocking the bowling alley green. The River Irk goes through the focal point of the recreation center. Chadderton Hall Park is situated on Chadderton Hall Road B6195 towards the north of Chadderton. It lies at base of Chadderton Heights.

The geology of the recreation center itself resembles a bowl, the grass fields lie in the focal point of the recreation center at the most reduced point and the land to either side of the fields is higher. This is a result of the River Irk's regular valley yet in addition in light of the fact that the focal territory of the recreation center was once utilized as a lake. Chadderton Hall Park was initially the grounds of Chadderton Hall. A drifting lake and a zoological garden, including a kangaroo and a lion, were built up as a major aspect of a "Joy Garden". These highlights have since a long time ago been pulverized however proof of the sailing lake can be seen by the emptied out territory where the playing fields currently stand.