Top Places to Visit in Lancashire
With wild, romantic countryside and a breathtaking coastline of wave-swept bays, big sky views and vintage seaside resorts, a holiday in Lancashire will provide a destination that is packed with variety and top-class family entertainment.
Morecambe is a must-see, with a lively promenade, lip-smacking fish and chips and arguably the finest sunsets England has to offer. Lancashire holidays wouldn't quite be completed without a visit to Blackpool, a city that is renowned for its bustling nightlife, seaside attractions and thrill rides.
Lancashire's past is often fascinating and sometimes dark. Visit Lancaster Castle (until recently one of Europe's oldest prisons) and hear tales of the Pendle Witches as you explore its chilling towers, cells and courtroom.
Reasons to Visit Lancashire
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Sandy shores at Morecambe and along the bay
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Explore the Ribble Valley and its timeless charm
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Morecambe Bay shrimp and must-try local ales
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Three home-from-home holiday parks to choose from
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Traditionally British seaside fun for the whole family
Breathtaking Beaches
The view is only half the fun at Blue Flag beach, Morecambe Bay, as Morecambe’s own beach is a great destination for the whole family, providing some classic British seaside fun. Within easy distance of both Morecambe holiday parks, it’s the perfect base for your holiday.
The resort of Blackpool is also under an hour’s drive away if you fancy a change of scenery or a trip up the famous tower.
Lancashire's Beaches
History & Culture
The ancient city of Lancaster is brimming with historical sites, from the medieval castle that dominates the city’s skyline to the elegant early 20th century Ashton Memorial that offers beautiful views over Williamson Park across Morecambe Bay.
For a taste of eerie mystery, the Barrows up on Heysham headland feature stone graves from the 11th century and a ruined Anglo-Saxon chapel.
Lancashire's Historic and Cultural Attractions
Amazing Attractions
Things to do and see are never in short supply in Lancashire. The Pendle Witches Treasure Trail, amongst the trees and hills of the Pennines, is a particularly beguiling day out that involves cracking 22 clues to solve a mystery inspired by the historic Pendle Witches.
Towards the coast, you’re always guaranteed a great day out at Blackpool Pleasure Beach if you decide to make the trip! From petting zoos to model villages and beyond, click the link below to explore Lancashire’s full variety of attractions.
Theme Parks and Entertainment in Lancashire
Family Fun
If your little ones are animal lovers, then the Lakeland Wildlife Oasis is an action-packed day trip option - where the whole family can get up close to lemurs, meerkats and even snow leopards, all in a pocket-sized zoo!
Other activities include the Bowland Wild Boar Park, where the kids can feed the free roaming animals on the working farm. Of course, all of our Lancashire holiday parks offer a fantastic array of entertainment and family-friendly fun, too!
Outdoors, Animals & Wildlife in Lancashire
Shopping in Lancashire
Local Towns & Tours in Lancashire
Stunning Scenery
Watching the sunset over Morecambe Bay is one of the most beautiful sights you could hope to see on the west coast of the UK. On a clear day, you can even make out the faint outline of the Isle of Man, and of course the dramatic natural skyline of the Lake District.
Further inland, the Ribblehead Viaduct at Ingleton is well worth a visit, as it’s a stunning example of Victorian engineering set in a dramatic landscape.
Walks in Lancashire
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