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Astley Park lies close to the centre of Chorley. Chorley Borough Council acquired the Hall and 12 hectares of Park from the owners, the Tatton family in 1922 as a memorial to the dead of the Great War. The Park now covers 43 hectares.
This attractive Park is steeped in history and combines open parkland and ancient boundary woodland. Visitors of all ages will discover an attractive setting for a wide range of leisure activities.
The park stages summer fundays and family events.
Astley Hall itself is open throughout the year and is the venue for an active exhibition and events programme.
A bid is being submitted to the Heritage Lottery Fund to revitalise the Park and buildings to impove visitors facilities and restore the heritage of the park.
Astley Park is to the west of Chorley town centre off the A581 Chorley-Southport road; from local roads around Chorley follow the Southport signs until you pick up our brown tourist signs. We are only 5 minutes from jct 8 of the M61, which links in with the M55 and M6 for those travelling from the north, the M65 for those travelling from the east and the M60 for those travelling from the Manchester area. From Liverpool and the south we are about a 15 minute drive from jct 27 of the M6 - follow the A49 Preston signs until you see the brown tourist signs at the village of Euxton. Parking for cars and coaches is available in the Astley Village car park to the rear of Astley Hall.
Astley Park
Hallgate
Astley Village
Chorley
Lancashire
PR7 1NP
Tel: 01257 515555