The land was donated in 1900 by Mrs. Mary Worthington of Old Sale Hall Originally known as Sale Park, it was later re-named Worthington Park for its Golden Jubilee in 1950. The erection of new gates at the Park's entrances marked the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth lin 1953.

Amazing park. Something for everyone. Lots of lovely open space but also playground and space for ball games etc. lovely to walk around. Ice-cream van was back and forth while we were there. Great to have toilets, although only one was open while we were there, so there was a bit of a queue.

Beautiful, well kept park, two playgrounds, bowling greens and an adult exercise area which is well kitted out. Dog walkers respect the park. Amazing new chainsaw sculptures and panels of stunning photographs, drawn by children of the local school, added since our last visit.

Worthington Park is beautiful in all seasons but is in its element now during autumn. The trees and their colours are spectacular. Parking can be found on Broad road, and smaller side roads, check street signs for info on restrictions. The park is a big loop and has pathway all around, fully accessible to all. Dog friendly, please clear up your dogs mess, bins provided. 2 play areas, skateboard ramp on main field, lots of benches, adult exercise machines, and new wildlife garden area.

Absolutely fantastic! Our first time here. Park is absolutely huge. With an open area for dog walking to two separate parks, which is for smaller kids, one for older. Lovely little walks plus skate park. With a beautiful and peaceful nature.