Explore Parks for Summer Fun

Summer holidays can be a challenge with restless kids and a tight budget. Fortunately, Lancashire is home to a plethora of parks that offer a perfect escape without breaking the bank. From sprawling meadows to enchanting woodlands, these parks promise a delightful day out for the entire family. Here’s a complete list of 25 fantastic parks to explore:

1. Worden Park, Leyland
   With over 60 hectares of meadows and woodlands, Worden Park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
2. Stanley Park, Blackpool
   Spanning 390 acres, Stanley Park is an elegant blend of architecture and horticulture.
3. Williamson Park, Lancaster
   Home to the iconic Ashton Memorial, offering 54 acres of stunning parkland.
4. Moor Park, Preston
   This Grade II* listed park is a gem on the outskirts of Preston city centre.
5. Anchorsholme Park, Blackpool
   Features an ocean-themed play area and sporting facilities.
6. Avenham and Miller Park, Preston
   Offers a mix of level paths and inclines, perfect for a scenic walk.
7. Ashton Gardens, St Annes
   A 10-acre park with lovely planting and modern amenities.
8. Hurst Grange Park, Penwortham
   The largest park in Penwortham, offering vast open spaces.
9. Watson Road Park Playground, Blackpool
   A family park with sporting activities and playground.
10. Towneley Park, Burnley
    The largest park in Burnley with 180 hectares of landscaped parkland.
11. Fleetwood Memorial Park, Fleetwood
    A much-loved Green Flag park in the heart of Fleetwood.
12. Astley Park, Chorley
    Home to the River Chor, with footpaths and glorious gardens.
13. Fairhaven Lake
    Offers boat rides, bird watching, and nature walks.
14. Yarrow Valley Country Park, Chorley
    A 700-acre facility with a café and information hub.
15. Wyre Estuary Country Park, Thornton
    Award-winning park with estuary and riverside views.
16. Beacon Fell Country Park, Preston
    Consists of 110 hectares of woodland, moorland, and farmland.
17. Queen Elizabeth II Park View, Lytham
    An award-winning park with play areas and a BMX track.
18. Haslam Park, Ashton-on-Ribble
    Sits alongside the Lancaster Canal with original features.
19. Highfield Park, Blackpool
    A Green Flag award-winning park in South Blackpool.
20. Brinscall Park And Lake, Chorley
    Offers a serene environment with a beautiful lake.
21. Louie Horrocks Park, Blackpool
    A lovely open green space on Lytham Road.
22. Alkincoats Park, Colne
    Features tennis courts, bowling greens, and a children’s play area.
23. Devonshire Road Rock Gardens, Blackpool
    Offers great views, a pavilion, and rock pools.
24. Whalley Park, Clitheroe
    A charming park with a peaceful atmosphere.
25. Bob Williamson Park, Poulton-le-Fylde
    Offers footpaths, open grass, and various play facilities.

Lancashire’s parks are a treasure trove of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquillity, these parks provide the perfect backdrop for memorable summer days. At Lancastrian Estates, we understand the importance of community and local amenities, and we’re here to help you find the perfect home near these stunning parks.

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