Daisy Nook Country Park, Oldham

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The name Daisy Nook came from a book. In 1855 Ben Brierley published ‘A Day Out’, featuring a ramble to a fictive beauty place called Daisy Nook.
Most of Daisy Nook now belongs to the National Trust.

We visited Daisy Nook Country Park in March 2016.