Top Things to do in Lancashire
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Discover the best top things to do in Lancashire, United Kingdom including Thompson Park Railway, The Green Play House, Giddy Kippers, Kaos Indoor High Wire, The Centre @Halton, Children’s Corner, Lowther Gardens, Queen Elizabeth II Park View Playing Fields, Clip 'n Climb Blackpool, Anchorsholme Park.
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1. Thompson Park Railway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
A miniature railway running for over half a mile in a lovely recently restored park. Rides are only £1 per person. We also have three special events where some rides are free. Check our webpage or facebook site (Thompsonparkrailway). A new car park should open soon from Colne Road.
Reviewed By anthonypY2614ZZ - Rossendale, United Kingdom
We had our little boys 6th birthday party on the railway yesterday. It was absolutely fantastic. The volunteers did a smashing job and made sure everyone had a blast. I can't recommend the experience high enough. All the guests had a great time, and it was something different in terms of a party. Give it a go, you won't regret it!
2. The Green Play House
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Here at the Green Play House, we have put our combined 30+ years' experience in the childcare industry to use to build a new style of Soft Play. Giving your child as many varied experiences, opportunities and as much stimulation as possible, getting them ready for a bright future. BUT......we want the world to be a bright place too.
Reviewed By kmmkathryn - Barnoldswick, United Kingdom
Brilliant little children’s indoor play area! Plenty of interesting slides, climbs and ball pits. Ultra clean, great loos and everything homemade in the cafe. It’s been designed so you can see right through it so your kids don’t lose each other and you can see them whilst having a cuppa. Great menu for parents as well as kids. Well done whoever started this enterprise! My grandchildren age 5 and 2.5 loved it!
3. Giddy Kippers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
One of North's leading indoor children's play centres. Come and join us and let the kids blow off some energy as they explore our newly extended play frame, while you relax and enjoy something from our latest menu or simply sip a coffee and read a magazine. We have free wifi available to all our customers.
Reviewed By janebarl0w - Burnley, United Kingdom
I regularly take my great grandchildren for a couple of hours...they absolutely love it...there is a huge play area with a curly slide and a long one as well, and also a football play area for a kick about with a ball..there is also a small area for under 3's, This last weekend our 7 year old Gt grandson had his birthday party in one of the themed rooms and he had a great time with his friends...he was the King of the Castle for a couple of hours...It is a very busy popular place and your time is limited to 2 hours if it is busy...I have a job to get our little ones out so 2 hours flies by !!! we always make use of the cafe and the meals are quickly served...nothing fancy ...pizza, chicken nuggets, beans, chips and sandwiches...always something tempting on the special board...
4. Kaos Indoor High Wire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
5. The Centre @Halton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
It is a community centre with excellent playground, ball park, floodlit state-of-the art skatepark, boules and picnic facilities open all day throughout the year. Also an indoor hall and meeting rooms which can be hired. We have a friendly coffee shop open every afternoon, and from 10am to 5pm in school holidays and weekends. Wide range of items on sale, including home made cakes, sandwiches and ice creams. Just off the Lancaster to Caton cycle track (which is part of the Way of the Roses cycle from Morecambe to Bridlington) and near lovely Lune Valley walks.
Reviewed By 389antonyq
The centre cafe has a selection of drinks and snacks (sandwiches, panini's, chips, beans on toast etc). Everything is outstandingly cheap, and the service is great. There's also a lovely little playground next to it.
6. Children’s Corner
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
There’s been a Kiddies Corner on the promenade at Cleveleys since 1961 and generations have grown up with fond memories of enjoying the attractions there. You’ll find five rides at Children’s Corner today, all perfect for young children to enjoy and make their own memories. Parents can now take advantage of special offers including all day wristbands (with a drink included)
7. Lowther Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By waltermA6688RD - Lancaster District, United Kingdom
Lowther Gardens is so relaxing reminds me of my childhood, sitting with my mother and father, in the 1950s, eating real ice cream, watch my father play bowls, my mother talking with friendly people she had never met. flower beds blooming in a lush of colours, happy smiling faces watching the world go by, what a nice way to spend an hour or two. try it you will enjoy.
8. Queen Elizabeth II Park View Playing Fields
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By polyksena - Preston, United Kingdom
The park is huge with many different zones - the sand and water area is probably the best with both fun and educational equipment, toddler play area, teen play area, skate area, playgrounds, a garden with flowers and various plants. There is plenty of room to play around even when it is very crowded on hot weekend days. What a great idea to create such a park for children and the whole family.
9. Clip 'n Climb Blackpool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By stevenb108 - Oldham, United Kingdom
Usual grandparents visit,we fancied doing something a little different to pass some time,after a friends recommendation. After a quick phone call to Clip & Climb they asked if we could pick the day & book the session & time that we wanted,this was easy enough,but a dad mistake,i phoned again,this was sorted & a confirmation email sent..all ok. We arrived in plenty of time before our time slot of midday,read the terms & conditions,signed our lives away & made our way upstairs to the cafe area to sus out what we were about to undertake.. Myself & my two daughters,aged 10 & 7yr olds were almost ready,we were fitted with our harness & then asked to watch the compulsory safety video.. Now we were ready to climb,variety of different walls,all having a different challenge of how to climb them. This was our first time doing anything like this,the staff are on hand all the way throughout the session,helping & encouraging you as you go,one girl helping my daughter to climb the free standing poles(thank you). I think i managed most of the walls & having more than one go on most,only being defeated by one...next time?!!. Overall,nice place,great friendly staff,clean,didn't try the cafe but the wife did,no complaints..the girls already want to know when were going again,we'll be back..
10. Anchorsholme Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By safcjade - Sunderland, United Kingdom
This park is amazing highly recommend it to families with children. We visited Blackpool for 3 days and managed to squeeze this park in twice as our little girl loved it so much. It’s recently refurbished and only just opened after lockdown so all new and modern including brand new cafe. There are so many interactive points in the park including many musical instruments, and a handle which you can turn and it sings nursery rhymes. The pirate ship steering wheel also makes sounds as does the big interactive arch. There are many slides coming off the boat suitable for different ages and it’s just overall amazing.
