Situated on the River Wyre, this grassy picnic area provides a gateway starting point for trips into the Forest of Bowland. Tarmac car park. Flat easy walking (no gates) and suitable for Wheelchairs.
The Trough of Bowland is a beautiful valley in the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The area has plenty of wildlife and lovely picnic areas as well and well organized maps en-route.
Nicky Nook is a small fell (214 meters) on the western edge of the Forest of Bowland, a short distance from the village of Scorton near Garstang. Braeth taking views and dogs permitted on a lead.
Linking Preston to Kendal, the Lancaster Canal is 41 miles of lock free cruising. One of the country's few coastal canals with gentle walking and cycling as well as canoeing and other outdoor activities.
Lancaster, with history on every corner. Unlock it's history within the castle prison walls or admire Georgian buildings, visit Williamson Park, and the numerous galleries and museums.
White knuckle rides at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Blackpool Tower home to the famous Tower Ballroom, The Tower Circus, The Blackpool Tower Dungeons, The Blackpool Tower Eye.
Stunning views of the Lake District and fabulous sunsets, lovely beach with great family atmosphere. Plenty of cafés, parks and gardens and enjoy and ice-creams, soft drinks along the coast.
Huge expanse of golden sand, perfect for running around on and building sandcastles. Great spot for a paddle, no lifeguards on duty and swimming isn’t recommended towards the estuary.
Overlooking the River Lune estuary, at the southern end of Morecambe Bay. Wyre-Lune Wildfowl Sanctuary lies on the sandy area off the western end of the beach with interesting bird life.
Exceptional variety of quality plants all year round. Friendly knowledgeable staff, monthly gardening tips and premium tools and gardening equipment, we’ve got everything you need.
A unique entertainment and dining destination in Lancashire. Enjoy cinema, bowling, golf, curling, serving delicious ice-creams, scrumptious cakes and light snacks, licensed bars and restaurants.
Home to the iconic Ashton Memorial and 54 acres of parkland with enchanting woodland walks, play areas and breathtaking views to the Fylde Coast, Butterfly House, small animal zoo and cafe.
Preston is built on a rich history. This proud city is most famous for its Guild celebrations every 20 years, but the fun doesn’t stop there, Preston comes to life with a variety of events throughout the year.
Garstang is a market town steeped in history perfect for relaxed shopping trips, lazy picnics, teashop treats and traditional pub lunches.
Dominating the local skyline, one of England's best-preserved castles. Owned by His Majesty the King, who is the Duke of Lancaster. The castle offers a glimpse into England’s often dark past.