School Lane Haigh, Wigan WN2 1PE England

Haigh Woodland Park is the jewel in Wigan's crown of green spaces - and it's transforming into a one-of-a-kind attraction for families across the north west. Wigan Council and Inspiring healthy lifestyles are spending millions of pounds making this the most beautiful and activity-packed park in the region.

Three Sisters Road, Wigan WN4 8DD England

This page is for the venue Three Sisters Circuit. Operating the Northwest's premier outdoor race circuit, we offer exciting yet safe karting events Ages 8 and upwards will have loads of fun tackling the twists and turns of this challenging circuit. Three Sisters Circuit are genuinely passionate about Motorsport and it's this passion that ensures every visitor has an amazing and unforgettable experience. Our 2022 fleet of Sodi RT10 karts (for ages 16 and above) has been specially designed to meet the latest strict safety rules. Fitted with a Honda GX390cc engine, the karts have racing car looks, crisp handling characteristics and are the most technically advanced available. Our fleet of SODI RT10 has been built to our own specification to ensure consistent performance and longevity. A host of safety features include a sliding seat, kart-race steering wheel, full pedal adjustment (length and height), slick tyres and a fully deformable four-wheel protection system.

Gerrard Winstanley House Crawford Street Gerrard Winstanley House, Wigan WN1 1NA England

The Old Courts is a multi-disciplinary art centre based In Wigan Town centre within a few minutes walk from Wigan Bus station and both Wigan Train Stations. There is a full programme of activities which changes weekly which can be found on the events guide on our website. Please Note: Some of the venues are only open for events please refer to the Whats on guide for specific opening times. The Old Courts is a local community project that runs as a CIC and not-for-profit which strives to make the Arts more accessible to our community.

Loire Drive Robin Park, Wigan WN5 0UZ England

Hall Ln, Appley Bridge, Wigan WN6 9EQ England

Serene forest area featuring tree-shaded hiking trails & a stream with picturesque cascades. However please do not drive to visit this site. There is no car park at Fairy Glen and on-street parking is very limited. Local police will penalise people who park illegally/irresponsibly on the surrounding roads. If you are looking for a more suitable family day out in the local area then the scenic Beacon Country Park has ample parking and a wide range of facilities catering for all ages.

Stonecross Lane, Lowton, Wigan WA3 1JU England

Grange farm is currently a working farm which is continuously growing from day to day we offer lots of seasonal activities for children ages 1 to 16 here's what we have to offer; our tearoom, animal feeding, indoor play barn & outdoor play area, tractor ride, maize maze, PUMPKIN PICKING, santas grotto, easter egg hunt and much much more. We are also currently on with building a 2 story tearooms. THE ANIMAL PARK IS NOW CLOSED UNTILL MARCH FOR THE WINTER

44 Crompton Street Lancashire, Wigan WN1 3SL England

Eckersley Mill Swan Meadow Road Swan Meadow Road, Wigan WN3 5BD England

Massive wooden floored roller rink with snack bar, cafe, licenced bar and on site skate shop. Large free car park, disabled access and toilet. Full Roller Disco and lights. Hire skates available

Library Street, Wigan WN1 1NU England

Discover the people and places of Wigan borough at the Museum of Wigan Life. Designed by Alfred Waterhouse (who also designed Manchester Town Hall), the building opened in 1878 as Wigan’s first public library. Whilst the display on Roman Wigan, Egyptology and early local trade remain on show at the Museum of Wigan Life, the gallery’s main exhibition is currently ‘Gerrumonside!: The passion of rugby league, past, present & future’, on display until 19 November 2022. This temporary exhibition celebrates Rugby League past and present in the Borough and internationally. Follow our local teams’ trophy-filled histories and learn how Wigan, Leigh and Tyldesley broke away from the Rugby Football Union in 1895 and formed the Northern Union. Learn about the early game, the rise of women in the sport, disability rugby, grassroots rugby, the international game and the all important fans! See original memorabilia never seen before, and more unusual items including the original turnstile from Cent

Chorley Road, Wigan WN1 2XN England

Mesnes Park Mesnes Park Terrace, Wigan WN1 1TU England

A jewel nestled on the edge of Wigan town centre, with a touch of Victorian glory. Formal gardens, a bandstand and waterfall, sit side by side a pavilion building which houses Frederick’s ice cream parlour, the listed Entrance Lodge and children’s play area. Mesnes Park hosts events in the park and the bandstand throughout the year.

The Wiend, Wigan WN1 1YB England

Crompton Street, Wigan WN1 1BH England

23 Crompton Street Grand Arcade Shopping Centre, Wigan WN1 1YP England

Heritage Way Wigan Pier Quarter, Wigan WN3 4EF England

**This place is temporarily closed.** Unfortunatley as of January 2019 the engineering staff at the Trencherfield Steam Engine Museum have been made redundant. Consequently the Mill will be closed to visitors and is unlikely to be in steam for a while. - The Mill will not be permenantly closed and will hopefully be reopening to visitors in the not too distant future.