Moor Park, Blackpool, Municipal park in Bispham, England
Moor Park is a public park in Bispham that spreads across open green areas with courts for tennis, playgrounds for children, and a swimming facility. The swimming area includes a main pool and separate teaching pools for lessons.
The park was created during the 1950s as a recreational area for people in Blackpool. This development changed the landscape and gave the community a new space for leisure activities.
The Fylde Memorial Arboretum within the grounds serves as a place where the local community gathers to remember and honor people from the area. The memorial plinths and planted trees create a quiet space that holds personal meaning for visitors.
The park features a 25-meter swimming pool, various sports areas, and ample parking for visitors. Buses 3, 3A, and 7A have direct stops near the grounds, making it easy to reach by public transport.
A community group called Friends of Moor Park has worked since its formation to care for and improve the grounds. Local residents actively participate in maintenance efforts and decisions that shape the park's future.
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