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Alexandra Park

Alexandra Park was opened to the public in 1870 and was designed by Alexander Hennell. The design of the Park was experimental in its use of oval shaped and curved pathways, which contrasted with the more rigid geometry seen previously in Victorian landscapes. It is located between the vibrant communities of Whalley Range & Moss Side, just off Princess Road and covers 60 acres.

 

Alexandra Park is a great family park with many facilities to meet the needs of all visitors. These facilities include: Tennis courts, Multi use games area, Football pitches, Café, Toilets, Sports changing rooms, Children’s play area and a Fishing Lake.

 

Social Play

There’s regular social sessions available, which are a great way to stay active while meeting new people. Also you can easily book a court online for your own games.

 

Coaching

A team of coaches delivers a community tennis coaching programme at Alexandra Park Tennis which covers Tots to adults. All are designed to encourage people to stay active and develop their skills.

 

Competitive Tennis

Why not join the local Alexandra Park Tennis League? It’s open to all! The Manchester Parks Tennis League offers local residents friendly and competitive singles matches for adults of all standards! Also as a mixed league, men are able to compete against the womens.

 

Membership

There’s no membership available or required. You simply can book courts online and pay to join a coaching course. So you can really pay and as go while monitoring the cost.

Outdoor Courts: 4

  • Floodlit: 4
  • Macadam: 4

Indoor Courts: 0

Facilities

  • Changing Rooms
  • Cafe
Address:
180 Russell Street, Manchester, M16 7JL
Telephone:
01618 680861

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