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The Best Things to Do at Ocean Edge
Ocean Edge's name is well-earned, the sea views here are infinite, the skies vast. But tear yourself away from the scenery and sunsets and you'll discover even greater attractions nearby.
The vintage delights of the British seaside await at Morecambe and Blackpool. Whether you adore the beach, crave the funfair or live for that first taste of fish and chips, there's so much to entertain you in these classic Victorian resorts.
For outdoor action, visit the two nearby AONBs or the Yorkshire Dales National Park - a walk around Ingleton Falls is always special.
Amazing attractions near Ocean Edge
Heysham
A quaint seaside village sitting on the edge of Morecambe Bay, with expansive views, a lovely beach and ancient sights just waiting to be discovered!
Morecambe Bay
A spectacular natural landscape, this iconic stretch of coastline is awash with breathtaking vistas, rare wildlife and seriously fun outdoor activities!
Lancaster Castle
Experience being locked up in the dark, cold cells of one of Europe's oldest prisons - within the walls of this medieval castle.
Williamson Park
There are plenty of secrets to uncover within these gorgeous meadows and woodlands - from scary snakes and tarantulas to adorable meerkats and butterflies.
Leighton Hall Estate
Play the grand piano or unwind in the Victorian drawing room, this is a charming historic home that you're encouraged to explore and enjoy!
Samlesbury Hall
A truly beautiful medieval hall that's free to visit and home to historic treasures, ancient woodland and some of the most delightful farm animals!
Greenlands Farm Village
Meet, pet and even feed some of your favourite animal friends at this working farm, that's fun-filled no matter what the weather!
Lakeland Wildlife Oasis
Be captivated as you come face-to-face with a spectacular snow leopard or discover the inquisitive charm of a ring-tailed lemur at this wonderful little zoo.
Bowland Wild Boar Park
From up-close encounters with wild boar to hand-feeding adorable deer, goats and llamas there's so much to entertain the little ones at this wildlife park.
Blackpool Zoo
Take a journey around the world as you meet the gorgeous lions and giraffes of the African Savannah and the endearing elephants and orangutans of Asia.
Arnside and Silverdale AONB
An incredibly diverse landscape that's home to wonderful wildlife, stunning scenery and the most rewarding walks. This AONB is a natural wonderland.
Ingleton Waterfalls Trail
A glorious 4.5 mile walk through some of the most spectacular countryside in Yorkshire - with waterfalls to admire and ancient oak woodlands to explore.
Forest of Bowland
This gigantic AONB is a natural playground! Hike evocative remote hillsides, cycle idyllic forest pathways and trek along picturesque lanes on horseback.
Harris Museum and Art Gallery
Discover the Preston of yesteryear, from sumptuous Victorian costumes and toys to an amazingly well preserved prehistoric elk at this wonderfully varied museum.
Madame Tussauds Blackpool
From a drink at the Rovers Return to The Two Ronnie's, rub shoulders with the stars of stage and screen at this world-renowned waxworks!
Blackpool Pleasure Beach
One of Britain's biggest theme parks, with 125 rides and attractions, including vintage favourites and 235ft tall roller coasters. Prepare for a fun-filled day out!
The Blackpool Tower
Climb this 380ft Victorian icon for the most inspirational views of the coastline, or explore the sights inside for historic glamour and terrifying thrills.
Half Moon Bay
Just south of Morecambe, you'll find the town of Heysham, home to a ferry port, power station and Half Moon Bay Beach.
Silverdale Cove
A hidden gem amongst the Arnside & Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Silverdale Cove is a pretty, sheltered beach with views over Morecambe Bay.
Cleveleys Beach
The seaside town of Cleveleys lies just north of Blackpool and is home to an endless stretch of tidal beach.
Circular walk from Halton to Crook O’Lune
Explore the natural beauty of the River Lune on this circular walking route, taking you from the historic village of Halton to Crook O' Lune.
Galgate via Glasson Dock & Lune Aqueduct
Connecting the Lancashire Coastal Path with the towpath of the Lancaster Canal, this lovely circular walk features both Glasson Dock and the Lune Aqueduct.
