Tandle Hill Country Park

Tandle Hill Country Park is a nation stop in Royton, Greater Manchester, England. It comprises of around 110 sections of land, a mix of beech forest and open field. The recreation center contains a farmland focus opened in 1994, cookout regions, kids' play zone and ious trails and ways into the encompassing region. Two farmland officers are based at the field focus. In fine climate conditions, it offers perspectives of Manchester and the Welsh mountains. Tandle Hill was initially part of the township of Thornham - some portion of the broad ward of Middleton.

It was utilized as a gathering place for radicals in the nineteenth century. In the period paving the way to the Peterloo slaughter it was said that it had been utilized by radicals for working on walking and boring. The beech forest was planted to keep this incident again and the slope turned into a chasing park and private diversion save as a component of the Thornham Estate. Tandle Hill Park and Woods. These grounds are the endowment of Norris Bradbury Esq J. P. of Tynwald Mount, Shaw Road Royton as a thank offering for peace after the Great European War.