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Hare Hill Park, Green Flag Award
Type:Municipal Park
Hare Hill Road, Littleborough, Greater Manchester, OL15 9HE
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Hare Hill Park was created in the Victorian era, along with the building of Hare Hill House by a prominent local family, and sits snugly in the very heart of the Littleborough community.
Facilities include play areas, a skateboard park and bowling greens.
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