Yarrow Valley Country Park

Very nice place to walk, lots of different paths varying in scenery. There is a child's play area that kept ours entertained.

Beautiful park with wildlife and many small paths to choose from. Many benches and tables throughout the area. Clean toilets, a cafe and good parking. Can get very busy. Throughly recommended.

This is an amazing park and has lots of fun things to do. Has some nice little walks, a great park for the kids and a cafe that does beautiful ice cream! 😋 Would definitely visit again, I had a fab day with my Family 💖

Beautiful park, fantastic woodland walks, lots of seating, places for the kids to play and a lovely waterfall if you venture through the woodlands.

Yarrow Valley Country Park covers over 300 hectares and is located between Chorley and Coppull created on land previously used for bleaching, dyeing, calico printing and mining, Yarrow Valley Country Park is of local historical importance.
With restored mill lodges and water courses, footpaths, picnic areas and a purpose built visitor centre, the park provides an ideal setting for a host of recreational activities.

Lovely place to visit, feel the forest/woods, waterfall, free carpark, lodges, bridges, picnic area, play area for children, ducks, swans, birds, flowers, sand area and much more...can spend the whole day without getting board

Absolutely love it here. Beautiful place for a walk or picnic or just to relax and enjoy the lake and streams. There's even a salmon run! Amazing. Little cafe for coffee, snacks and simple food. Playground for the kids too.

Great place to visit for a walk, dog walk or to take photos. We walked for about a mile and a half round the water and surrounding paths. There's also the option to do longer walks with different public footpaths in the area. There is plenty of space in the free carpark and also a cafe with toilets. Would recommend a visit.

Very nice walk and waterfall feature, free parking on site and a cafe on the car park.

Paths are suitable for prams as I saw someone pushing one around, although there are stairs for varied routes. You can get to the waterfall without needing to climb the stairs.

Nice places to sit on benches, and information about the wildlife dotted around.