Blog (July 2020) - Visit Lancashire

Lancashire Wildlife Trust’s Brockholes Nature Reserve has lowered the drawbridge to the iconic floating Visitor Village and welcomed visitors back aboard.

This is the year of the staycation and lucky for you there's plenty of options here in the red rose county!

The UK’s first purpose built socially-distanced festival is taking place in the Lancashire countryside! 

HAPPA (Horses and Ponies Protection Association) is delighted to announce that the doors to Shores Hey Farm, based in Burnley, Lancashire, will be open to visitors.

One of Blackpool’s most enduring attractions has joined the growing list of tourism businesses signed up the new We’re Good To Go COVID-safe industry standard.

Treasured local heritage attraction Leighton Hall near Carnforth is reopening after nearly four agonising months of lockdown.

The Harris will welcome visitors back to its Grade 1 building on Saturday 11 July as part of a phased reopening.

Blackpool’s annual Ride the Lights event has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Blackpool’s tourism industry has finally reopened – with around 150 businesses already signed up to a new COVID-Safe industry standard.

It is with great regret that as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic Fylde Council has cancelled this year's St Annes International Kite Festival.