Lancashire, a gem in England’s northwest, is a fantastic destination for a holiday park break. With its stunning mix of countryside, coastline, culture and heritage, it’s a county that promises variety and relaxation in equal measure. Whether you’re looking to stroll along sandy beaches, explore historic towns, or enjoy family attractions, a stay at one of Lancashire’s many holiday parks offers the perfect base to experience it all.
Just a short drive from major northern cities like Manchester and Liverpool, Lancashire combines easy access with the feel of a peaceful retreat. Its holiday parks are dotted across lush rural landscapes, near charming market towns, and along its beautiful coastline. Many parks cater to both short-term holidays and longer stays, with a wide choice of accommodation options—from touring pitches and luxury lodges to holiday homes for sale. So whether you're seeking a fun family getaway or a tranquil countryside escape, Lancashire has you covered.
Why Choose Lancashire for Your Holiday?
One of Lancashire’s greatest strengths as a holiday destination is its diversity. The county is home to Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty like the Forest of Bowland, as well as vibrant seaside resorts like Blackpool. You’ll find traditional pubs, bustling markets, historic mills, and plenty of outdoor space for walking, cycling and wildlife spotting. Foodies will love the abundance of local produce, artisan makers and farm shops, not to mention the county’s reputation for craft beer and award-winning restaurants.
The region is also rich in history—from the Industrial Revolution to Roman settlements—and has many stately homes and museums to explore. And with friendly towns like Clitheroe, Lytham St Annes, and Lancaster itself, there’s always something new to discover.
Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Lancashire
Here are ten must-see attractions all within easy reach of many Lancashire holiday parks:
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Blackpool Pleasure Beach (Blackpool) – The UK’s most iconic seaside theme park, offering rides, arcades and entertainment for all ages. (Great for family fun)
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Forest of Bowland AONB – A peaceful and scenic escape filled with walking trails, cycling routes and picture-perfect villages. (Perfect for nature lovers)
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Lancaster Castle (Lancaster) – A fascinating historic site with tours that bring the city’s judicial past to life.
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Williamson Park and the Ashton Memorial (Lancaster) – A beautiful park offering panoramic views, a mini zoo, and the striking domed Ashton Memorial.
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Ribble Steam Railway & Museum (Preston) – A family-friendly railway museum with working steam trains and hands-on exhibits.
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Pendle Hill (near Clitheroe) – Steeped in folklore and known for the Pendle Witches, it’s a fantastic hiking destination with dramatic views.
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Samlesbury Hall (Preston area) – A stunning 14th-century manor house filled with history, gardens, animals and a tea room.
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Morecambe Promenade and Stone Jetty (Morecambe) – Ideal for a relaxing seaside stroll, with cafes, vintage charm, and views over to the Lake District.
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Lytham Windmill and Green (Lytham St Annes) – A pretty coastal town with charming shops, a sandy beach, and a well-preserved windmill.
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Brockholes Nature Reserve (near Preston) – A floating visitor centre, nature trails, bird hides and family-friendly activities make this a hit with all ages.
Plan Your Lancashire Holiday Park Stay
Whether you want to explore the countryside, spend days by the sea, or enjoy a mix of both, Lancashire offers something for everyone. Holiday parks across the county provide a comfortable and flexible way to enjoy your trip—whether you're pitching a tent, bringing your tourer, or relaxing in a luxury static caravan or lodge.
Many parks offer a host of on-site amenities including swimming pools, play areas, restaurants and entertainment. Others focus on quiet, nature-focused stays, perfect for those wanting to switch off and unwind. And with Lancashire’s wide range of attractions nearby, you’re never far from your next day out.
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