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Parkland/Woodland Garden
Preston
The park currently has areas of woodland, meadow and a children’s playground. Bamber Bridge Leisure Centre is also located on the site.
Parkland/Woodland Garden
Burnley
Memorial Park in Padiham is on two sites linked by a riverside walk along the banks of the River Calder, the upper section has traditional flower beds and shrubberies while in the lower section you will find sports facilities.
Exhibition Centre
Wigan
This stunning gallery is situated on the banks of the Leeds-Liverpool Canal in the rural district of West Lancashire. Located in the magnificent 18th Century windmill, is the work of James Bartholomew.
Cinema
Longridge
A vintage cinema in the market town of Longridge. Experience cinema as it should be: red velvet curtains, The National Anthem, mugs of tea or glasses of wine at your seats, an ice cream intermission and a fine and varied selection of films.
Municipal Park
Rawtenstall
Whitaker Park is a large park on the outskirts of Rawtenstall. The facilities available include gardens, Bowling Green, small animal area, BMX track, Skateboard Park, multi use games area, football pitch and children’s play area.
Walking Route
Nr Preston
Admire views over Preston and the Bowland Moors and see the very old Catholic Church of St. Josephs on this ramble that crosses stiles and streams in South Ribble.
Picnic Site
Lancaster
Bull Beck, located to the east of Caton in the Lune Valley, offers some extremely pleasant walks along the Lune Valley, towards the lovely villages of Hornby and Gressingham, or towards Lancaster.
Golf Course
Longridge
A challenging moorland course with views in all directions of Ribble Valley, the Welsh Mountains, Pennines, Lake District, Morecambe Bay and Blackpool. Longridge welcomes visitors and members alike.
Market
Great Eccleston
Join us for our outside Wednesday Market 8:30am till 3:00pm on the Village Square of Great Eccleston
Adventure Park / Playground
St Annes on Sea, Lytham St Annes
For children aged six months to 10 years old. A seating area for parents, with refreshments available from the café.
Walking Route
Darwen
These two short walks take you to the top of Darwen's Jubilee Tower, where you will be stunned and amazed at the panoramic views as far as the Yorkshire Dales in the East, and the Isle of Man in the West.
Golf Course
Lytham St Annes
Lytham Green Drive is a pleasant tree lined course, which although within a mile of the Irish Sea still retains its parkland characteristics.
Laserium/Audio-Visual/Virtual Reality
Clitheroe
LANCASHIRES NUMBER ONE FOR LASER TAG! - Located in Clitheroe, Battlestorm is Lancashire’s leading indoor laser tag arena offering all year round entertainment. Their purpose built 4000sqft arena gives the most in depth close quarter combat…
Lake/Reservoir
Burscough
Platts Lane Lake, situated off Platts Lane, Burscough is one of West Lancashire's hidden secrets.
Garden Centre
Scorton
Nestled in the picturesque village of Scorton, near Garstang and gateway to the Trough of Bowland, is The Barn - the award winning shopping experience. A plant & garden centre, gift shop, coffee bar and orchard garden!
Cycle
Blackpool
Get a different view of Blackpool on safe, cycle-friendly routes along almost 20 miles of endlessly surprising coastline.
Historic Site
Lancaster
Views of the Lakeland Hills, Fylde Coast, Yorkshire Dales and breathtaking views of the stunningly diverse landscape of Lancaster, Morecambe and the Lune Valley. A square stone built tower designated as Queen Victoria's Jubilee commemorative tower.
Church/Chapel
Clitheroe
A 13th century church, with 15th century misericords and screens, several box pews, 17th century brasses, 18th century organ and a chained book. A special feature is the woodwork and a unique east window that looks out onto the churchyard.
Walking Route
Hesketh Bank
This moderate walking route is concentrated within the village and surrounding countryside providing an abundant historical interest in a plesant rural setting. The trail is largely flat and easily accessible.
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