Free #AdventureinLancashire

FREE #AdventureInLancashire

No need to worry about those purse strings, exploring the breadth of Lancashire’s offer doesn’t have to be expensive. With acres of quaint countryside, beautiful parks, bustling market towns and historic houses (most of which have free admission) there is something to keep everyone entertained whatever the budget.

Brockholes Nature Reserve

Brockholes Nature Reserve, Preston

Based on the site of an old quarry, the Lancashire Wildlife Trust have used their expertise to create habitats for lots of different wildlife. You can explore their 250-acre reserve with their network of trails and hides, not to mention the fantastic views offered overlooking the River Ribble.

Superworm Trail at Gisburn Forest

Superworm Trail at Gisburn Forest, Ribble Valley

Join Superworm and friends on their brand-new adventure at Gisburn Forest and Stocks. Discover the small but mighty creatures in the much-loved story and learn about the everyday heroic feats of minibeasts in the forest.

The Great Promenade Show

The Great Promenade Show, Blackpool

The Great Promenade Show consists of ten pieces of artwork along Blackpool Promenade from South Pier heading south. The outdoor art gallery reflects Blackpool’s history and character, with the works commissioned from both established and emerging artists.

Pendle Sculpture Trail, Pendle

Following the fascinating true story of the Pendle Witches, the sculpture trail has ten ceramic plaques, as well as stunning mythical creatures to find and tell you about the areas history and mythology. Download the sculpture trail map here.

Mythic Coast Artwork Trail

Mythic Coast Artwork Trail, Wyre

Wyre’s Mythic Coast artwork trail brings a magical element to the Cleveleys seafront. Take a stroll and see which pieces of artwork you can spot, bringing to life the story of ‘The Sea Swallow’ including a Sea Ogre and giant shell.

Blackburn Museum & Art Gallery

Blackburn Museum & Art Gallery, Blackburn

Encounter beetles, badgers, Japanese art and an Egyptian mummy along with over 2000 years of history at Blackburn Museum & Art Gallery. At the museum there are things to make, dress-up costumes and activities to enjoy for visitors of all ages.

Samlesbury Hall

Samlesbury Hall tours with Witch Janey, South Ribble

Join the hilarious Witch Janey as she tellsthe gruesome tales of Samlesbury – greatfor all the family! Tours are on a Sundayand begin in the Great Hall at 11am and2pm. Both the tours and admission tothe Hall are both free of charge.

The Whitaker, Rossendale

Set in the beautiful Whitaker Park, The Whitaker is a forward-facing museum and art gallery. As well as fascinating nature and natural history galleries, there is also exhibitions on life in Rossendale and a programme of contemporary art exhibitions, showcasing the best art locally and nationally.

Splash Park Zone, Fylde

Fun in the sun doesn’t get much better than a trip to the Splash Park zone by the sea within the beautiful setting of the promenade gardens at St Annes. There is a fantastic range of features including spray loops, water sprays, bucket drops and even a small section for paddling.

Haworth Art Gallery

Haworth Art Gallery, Accrington

Haworth Art Gallery is Lancashire’s finest house and garden designed in the Arts & Crafts style. Every inch of the building is teaming with beautiful details inspired by nature and made with a love of materials and craftsmanship.

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