 | Welcome to the new website for the Friends of Congleton Park. The Friends of Congleton Park are a voluntary community group, which were established to work in Partnership with Congleton Borough Council to help look after and develop the park. Congleton Park covers an area of 10 hectares and includes the historic Town Wood. Designed by Edward Kemp. An emphasis was placed upon creating river views, a formal promenade flanked by rugged rocks topped with ornamental shrubs and formal avenues of Chestnut and Lime. The park was opened to the public on the 29 May 1871. A full restoration of the park was undertaken during 2004/05 with funding from many sources including the Heritage Lottery Fund, Congleton Borough Council, Congleton Town Council, the Millenniumn Committe, local trusts and many others. The park restoration could not have occured without the support of all and we continue to thank everyone for there continued hard work. This site is still under construction, but please look around and keep visiting to see what we have been doing.
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