Worden Park

Worden Park was originally part of the estate of the Farington family, and is over 150 acres in size. It includes the formal gardens, believed to have been designed by the notable landscape architect William Andrews Nesfield who also designed the gardens at Alton Towers and Kew. Overlooking the formal garden is a magnificent conservatory originally built in 1892 and alongside is the famous maze or puzzle garden.

Other features of the Park include a folly built as a romantic ruin with a water cascade and the 18thC domed icehouse. The Park also has an adventure playground, miniature railway, crazy golf course and arboretum.

Opening Times

opening 1 Jan 2007 - 1 Jan 2010

Road Directions

From Leyland, follow signs to the Museum, and then follow the road round to Leyland Cross (next to Tesco). Drive down Worden Lane, pass the archway entrance to the park and turn right at the next entrance through the car park.

Public Transport Directions

Take a Fishwick bus and get off at Leyland Cross. Walk down Worden Lane to Worden Park.

 Facilities

• Coach Parking
• Disabled Access/Toilets
• Free Admission
• Open All Year
• Outdoor
• Picnic Area

Accessibility

• Café/Restaurant On Site
• Car Parking