Joseph Harris passed away and his wife donated the park to Cockermouth in 1895 in his memory. In the park is a playground for children, tennis courts, a bowling green and lots of walking trails. You can see the northwestern fells of the Lake District from the park.

Ian Baines

June 5, 2024

Harris Park is an open space with play area and tennis courts on high ground above the River Cocker.

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Location: Cockermouth, Allerdale, Cumbria, North West England, England, United Kingdom

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