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Dog Friendly Holidays
There’s so much to love about Lancashire, from the golden sandy beaches to the historic attractions. Plus, we have three fantastic holiday parks, all offering a range of pet friendly accommodation options! After an action-packed day, there’s nothing better than getting back to the warmth of a cosy caravan or lodge, and your dog will love it too.
You won’t be short of fun things to do on your holiday, there’s a huge array of attractions just waiting to be explored. From the woodlands of Williamson Park to finding out about the witch trials along the Pendle Hill trail, your pooch will love exploring this amazing region with you. Find out more about pet friendly Lancashire below.
Pet Friendly Parks in Lancashire
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Ocean Edge Holiday Park
Near Heysham, Lancashire, LA3 2XA
10 mins drive to the beach
Indoor pool
Local towns nearby
Pet Friendly
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Regent Bay Holiday Park
Near Morecambe, Lancashire, LA3 3DF
15 mins walk to the beach
Indoor pool
Relaxed atmosphere
Pet Friendly
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Todber Valley Holiday Park
Near Gisburn, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 4JJ
Countryside location
Area of outstanding natural beauty
Peaceful setting
Pet Friendly
Dog Friendly Attractions in Lancashire
Morecambe Bay
A spectacular natural landscape, this iconic stretch of coastline is awash with breathtaking vistas, rare wildlife and seriously fun outdoor activities!
Cleveleys Beach
The seaside town of Cleveleys lies just north of Blackpool and is home to an endless stretch of tidal beach.
Fleetwood Beach
Also known as Marine Beach, Fleetwood Beach offers a sandy, gently sloping shoreline ideal for a family day out - with fantastic views across the bay.
Half Moon Bay
Just south of Morecambe, you'll find the town of Heysham, home to a ferry port, power station and Half Moon Bay Beach.
Silverdale Cove
A hidden gem amongst the Arnside & Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Silverdale Cove is a pretty, sheltered beach with views over Morecambe Bay.
Ingleton Waterfalls Trail
A glorious 4.5 mile walk through some of the most spectacular countryside in Yorkshire - with waterfalls to admire and ancient oak woodlands to explore.
Pendle Hill
A splendid sight dominating the rolling green countryside below, Pendle Hill is one of Lancashire's most renowned natural landmarks and one steeped in history.
Ribblehead Viaduct
One of the most famous railway bridges in the world, this awesome viaduct towers above the evocative Yorkshire moorland all around.
Heysham
A quaint seaside village sitting on the edge of Morecambe Bay, with expansive views, a lovely beach and ancient sights just waiting to be discovered!
Williamson Park
There are plenty of secrets to uncover within these gorgeous meadows and woodlands - from scary snakes and tarantulas to adorable meerkats and butterflies.
Happy Mount Park
A beautiful parkland filled with adventure - race through water jets at the splash pool, ride a miniature train or even play pirate golf!
Lytham Hall
Possibly the most impressive Georgian manor house in the region, this striking red brick mansion sits in beautiful parkland that's just waiting to be explored!
Samlesbury Hall
A truly beautiful medieval hall that's free to visit and home to historic treasures, ancient woodland and some of the most delightful farm animals!
Skipton Castle
Standing proudly in the centre of a charming market town, Skipton Castle is one of the best preserved medieval castles in England!
Bowland Wild Boar Park
From up-close encounters with wild boar to hand-feeding adorable deer, goats and llamas there's so much to entertain the little ones at this wildlife park.
GB Antiques
Charming Victoriana, grand Edwardian oak furniture and vibrant 1960s memorabilia all come together at Britain's largest indoor antiques and furniture centre.
Arnside and Silverdale AONB
An incredibly diverse landscape that's home to wonderful wildlife, stunning scenery and the most rewarding walks. This AONB is a natural wonderland.
Forest of Bowland
This gigantic AONB is a natural playground! Hike evocative remote hillsides, cycle idyllic forest pathways and trek along picturesque lanes on horseback.
Yorkshire Dales
One of Britain's most celebrated national parks is simply bursting with character, countryside and culture - a visit here isn't just recommended it's essential!
Pendle Witches Murder Mystery Treasure Trail
Slap on your detective hat and solve this fiendish murder mystery trail as you follow clues around the charming little villages of Pendle.
Barley to Roughlee Walk
Enriched in history, head out from Barley to Roughlee and explore the villages of Pendle, famous for its witch trials of 1612.
Circular walk from Halton to Crook O’Lune
Explore the natural beauty of the River Lune on this circular walking route, taking you from the historic village of Halton to Crook O' Lune.
Farleton Knott
Discover Farleton Knott, an impressive area of limestone crags and pavements, on this leisurely walk with stunning views at the top of the hill.
Galgate via Glasson Dock & Lune Aqueduct
Connecting the Lancashire Coastal Path with the towpath of the Lancaster Canal, this lovely circular walk features both Glasson Dock and the Lune Aqueduct.
Hurst Green
Take in glorious views of Pendle Hill on this walk which traverses across fields and through woodland, passing by a river and winding back at Hurst Green.
Pendle Hill - The Big End
Catch a glimpse of the recognisable Pendle Hill on this circular walk, which also offers stunning views of the Ribble Valley, Yorkshire Dales and beyond.
