Nature, Sand and Sun

Blackpool and the Fylde Coast is perfect for anyone wanting to spend time outdoors during the summer. The area is home to several beautiful parks and beaches that are perfect for a day out in the sun. From the stunning views of Blackpool Promenade to the peaceful surroundings of Stanley Park, there’s something for everyone. Even better? Our buses can get you there for just £2! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore the great outdoors with Blackpool Transport.

Ashton Gardens

Ashton Gardens is the heart of St Annes, perfect for a day out in the sun. The park features a variety of gardens, including the rose garden and a butterfly garden. There’s a large pond home to lots of wildlife, a children’s playground and plenty of open spaces for picnics and games. The park is a great place to relax with family or friends and is just a short walk from the beach and the Square (where you can catch the bus), perfect for a sunny afternoon.

Stanley Park

Stanley Park is Blackpool’s biggest park and one of the most popular free attractions. The park is home to a variety of activities and amenities, including the lake, gardens, children's play area and even the café. Visitors can explore the park’s many walking trails, which offer stunning views of the park. A range of events and activities take place throughout the year, making it perfect for any day trip in the sunshine. There’s always something new to discover at Stanley Park, hop on our Service 18 and explore away.

Lytham Green

A stunning open space where the river Ribble estuary marshlands meet the Irish Sea. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy the great outdoors and relax on the grass. You can picnic, play games, or take a slow stroll around the green and see the Windmill. If picnics aren’t your style, you can take a short walk and find several pubs that are perfect for a refreshing drink or some tasty food.  

Jubilee Gardens

Located on Cleveleys seafront, the Jubilee Gardens is a peaceful open space that is perfect for families and friends to spend the day and relax. There are plenty of things to do including a playground which compromises a specially designed surface so they can play accident-free alongside fields to have a runaround. There’s a skate park with various ramps and a multipurpose games court for the sportier one in the family. The park has modern facilities which makes it great regardless of if you just want to sit and relax or get active.

Blackpool Beach

There’s nothing quite like a day at the seaside, and Blackpool's sandy beaches and lively promenade make it one of the UK’s best beach resorts (We’re not biased at all). You can enjoy the sun, the sea, and the sand, and indulge in ice cream, doughnuts and other treats along the prom. There’s plenty of space for sandcastle building, sunbathing and family games, making it the perfect spot for a relaxing day out with the whole family. And don’t forget to check out Blackpool’s three piers!

South Pier

South Pier is a family-friendly pier with plenty of rides and attractions to keep everyone entertained. With go-karting, dodgems, Waltzer's, and the Crazy Mouse rollercoaster, there’s something for everyone. And when you’re ready to take a break, you can head to the Laughing Donkey Family Bar for a drink and some live entertainment.

Central Pier

Central Pier is a must-visit attraction. It’s perfect for families to stop off on a fun day out, with plenty of arcade games, a funfair, and the popular Funhouse Family Bar. The most striking feature of Central Pier is the famous 108ft-high Ferris wheel, which offers a view like no other of Blackpool and the Irish Sea.

North Pier

The North Pier is the only pier in Blackpool that holds Grade II listed status. It’s a great starting point for exploring Blackpool’s beaches. The pier features the North Pier Theatre, which hosts regular comedy and musical acts. Families can enjoy the Victorian team room, two-tier Venetian Carousel, and ice cream parlour.

St Annes Pier

St Annes Pier and the surrounding Promenade offer a variety of options for entertainment and relaxation. The pier has been welcoming visitors since 1885, and it’s the perfect place for a leisurely walk, beach day, arcade fun, or to grab a bite to eat. Nearby, you’ll find the Square, lined with shops and places to eat, the Pitch and Put or even the Island Cinema.

Fairhaven Lake

Fairhaven Lake is a beautiful outdoor space between St Annes and Lytham. There’s a wide variety of activities, including boat rides, bird watching, nature walks, tennis, bowling, an adventure playground, an eighteen-hold adventure golf course, and a Spitfire memorial. What more could you want? There’s also the lakeside café to grab a bite to eat and the RSPB discovery centre, to learn all about the wildlife! Perfect for all the family.

Marine Hall

Established in 1935, The Marine Hall is a waterfront venue that sits along the seafront surrounded by beautifully kept gardens. This venue proudly holds a whole host of local and national performances, presenting a mix of dance, theatre, comedy and music.

The Marine Hall is located within very close proximity of the Fleetwood Leisure Centre and it’s only a short walk away from Fleetwood’s town centre and beach.

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