Cuerden Valley Park, created in the early ’90s from the former Cuerden Hall Estate, encompasses 650 acres of woodland, meadows, waterways and farmland. The park is a much loved haven for wildlife and a hidden gem in southern Lancashire.
The park is close to junction 29 of the M6, between Preston and Chorley and is easily accessible.
The park is owned and managed by Cuerden Valley Park Trust (Registered Charity No. 1002888).
It costs around £1,600 per day to maintain the park. We receive no funding from local authorities and instead must raise money each year to maintain the park.
Income from our wonderful Café, tenants and car park fees form the bulk of our income. We deliver a busy education programme and a mix of large and small events to generate funds.
How can you help?
We actively seek sponsorship from local businesses, individuals via donations, memorial planting and charitable grant programmes as part of a broad annual fundraising programme.
Click HERE to learn more about supporting us.
Our Café and staff office can be found at our Berkeley Drive car park, PR5 6BY.
There is a charge for car parking.
Address – Cuerden Valley Park, Visitor Centre, Berkeley Drive, Bamber Bridge, Preston. PR5 6BY
Contact us
To contact the Park office:
Telephone: 01772 324436
Email: admin@cuerdenvalleypark.org.uk
To contact Cuerden View Café:
Telephone: 01772 364227
Email: cafe@cuerdenvalleypark.org.uk
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