Play and Recreation available in the Village of Euxton
Below are the play and recreation spaces available to the public within Euxton. There are three new projects the Parish Council is currently working on to provide additional recreation facilities for all age groups, and these each have a project page of their own here:
PLAY AND RECREATION AREAS IN EUXTON
Euxton has a number of areas for play and recreation, these are pin pointed on the map below. Euxton Parish Council's owned or maintained sites are:
 Geoff Witts Memorial, Millennium Green Primrose Hill Play Area Princessway Kickabout area Lucy Branston Play Area and Garden, Greenside Southport Road shelter/basketball James Moorcroft Lane Play Area, Balshaw Lane Greenside Recreation Fields, Greenside |
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The others below are within Euxton, but are not the Parish Council's: |
Milestone Meadow Play Area
The Cherries Play Area 
Highways Avenue Play Area
Badger's Walk Play Area Geoff Witts memorial, Millennium Green, Euxton Hall Gardens
The Millennium Green was created from 1999 in time for the the Millennium.
Euxton Parish Council dedicated the Millennium Green to the memory of Councillor Geoff Witts who inaugurated the Green in 2000, served as a Councillor for 32 years and who sadly died July 2007.
There are reports on the recent projects which have taken place on the Green, with photos on the Millennium Green project page.
Link to see area on Google maps
Primrose Hill Play Area, Primrose Hill Road
This play area is managed by Euxton Parish Council, there is kickabout area behind it.
See most recent project work for this play area.
Link to see a Google street view of the Primrose Hill play area
Princessway Kickabout Area
This recreation space is managed by Euxton Parish Council. It is public open space with an area for sports with a set of goal posts.
Link to see area on Google maps
Lucy Branston Play Area and Garden, Greenside
This play area is managed by Euxton Parish Council. It has a range of equipment and is set behind a garden area with seats and planters.
Southport Road shelter and basket ball, Southport Road
This open space is managed by Euxton Parish Council, it has a shelter with a basket ball net on it and a village map board with the footpaths on.
See these Council projects: shelter project, solar light project, map board project.
James Moorcroft Play Area, Balshaw Lane
This play area is managed by Euxton Parish Council. It has a toddler side, and an older childrens side and a section which is a mini-skatepark.
See the mini-skatepark project.
Greenside Recreation Fields, Greenside
These recreation fields are managed by Euxton Parish Council. The area is public open space with three pitches marked out for organised sports, it has a hard standing area for sports and games and a changing facilities building.
Link to see a Google street view of the Greenside Recreation Fields
Milestone Meadow estate play area and recreation space
This area is relatively new. It was paid for by the developers of the estate as part of planning their conditions. It was designed through consultation with the residents by Chorley Council sport development officer and is now adopted by Chorley Council.
Link to see a Google street view of the Milestone Meadow play area
The Cherries play area, off School Lane
This area is was created when The Cherries was built, by the developer who still runs and maintains the play area
Highways Avenue play area, at the end of Highways Avenue
This area is a Chorley Council play area.
Badgers Walk play area, Badgers Walk estate, off Euxton Lane
This area is was created when Badgers Walk was built, by the developer who still runs and maintains the play area