Gorton Park

Horton Park is a safe and beautiful place for picnics, exercise, and socialising.

A good play, grand. My baby really enjoyed it.

It's a blend of greenery all around....quiet and calm...Nice park

Too many dogs have been chased a few times not safe for kids band all dogs from parks and also the kids play area needs updating and cleaning.

Beautiful park, and could be a wonderful asset......but spoiled by lack of attention from Manchester City Council, and seemingly used as rubbish dump by some local residents, who presumably don't have domestic bins, and partying yobs, with nowhere to bin their rubbish. Only 3 rubbish bins in total, all full to overflowing when I visited. 1 dog poo bin, similarly full. Rubbish strewn all over the park, last time I went, the Council had cut the grass without picking litter, leaving chopped-up rubbish all over! Some beautiful trees. Come on Manchester CC Parks Dept, sort yourselves out, set an example, look after this lovely park, ask your colleagues in Environment to ensure all neighbouring residents have bins and know how to use them. Rubbish attracts rubbish, if the park is cleaned up and more bins provided, perhaps even the yobs might use them.

Nice and clean, nice space to walk around away from traffic

Good in daytime. Calm park. Good for picnic.

Nice for a walk and fresh air.

Nice family friendly and dog friendly park. Swings, slides, basketball court as well as a little ramp. Loads of room for the dogs to run around. Not super big, but just fine to kill a couple of hours with the family. Only thing is that once it gets dark there is no street lamps and it gets pitch black

The park is nice and open, lots of things to do and there is a magical green flag. This park however has become a dumping ground for lots of rubbish. All bins are full and there is one bench that seems to congregate youths until the early hours of the morning