FIVE OF THE BEST…
PICNIC SPOTS There’s no better way to enjoy the outdoors than sharing a delicious picnic with friends and family. With miles of soft golden sand and luscious green countryside to explore, Lancashire is home to some of the best picnic spots in the country.
Beacon Fell Country Park
Crook O’Lune
A perfect place for picnic-lovers, the 271
A popular beauty spot settled on a horse
acres of woodland, moorland and farmland
shoe bend in the River Lune just north of
provides plenty of pitches for everyone.
Lancaster. With plenty of pleasant walks
Follow the woodland sculpture trail or
available alongside the river banks and
search for wildlife, from rabbits to deer
through the surrounding countryside, the
and even a spectacular array of dragonflies
Crook O’Lune Picnic Site provides a great
in the summer months!
base to explore the area further.
Williamson Park
Turton Tower
With 54 acres of beautiful parkland to
Evolving over the last 500 years, from the Medieval
explore, choosing your favourite picnic spot may take longer than you thought! Set above the city of Lancaster you’ll enjoy breathtaking views, as well as enchanting walks and play areas to enjoy after you’ve eaten.
stone tower to the distinctive Tudor building, the adapted house is now of national importance and unique in Northwest England. This distinctive English country house is surrounded by fantastic woodland gardens perfect for picnics.
St Annes Beach Miles of golden sand provides the perfect picnic spot and family day out. With a Victorian pier, children’s playgrounds and ice cream parlours there is plenty to do after the sandwiches are gone.
We want to make sure that our Lancashire countryside stays enjoyable for everyone so please make sure to follow The Countryside Code and take all litter home with you.
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