The summer holidays are nearly here.
If you’re suddenly thinking of things to do to entertain the kids this year, then we have some suggestions.
From axe-throwing, canie safaris. visiting the Sea Life Centre, swimming and even trying out some Victorian games, there’s plenty to think about in Lancashire.
Take a look at the pages below:
7. Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre, Brock, Garstang,
Looking for a number of attractions and activities under one roof that are a little different to the norm? Look no further than Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre. While everyone knows and loves a game of ten pin bowling, not many get the chance to combine that with a curling session on one of England’s only Olympic size curling rinks, or a game of crazy pool. There is also mini golf and a cinema which features incredible, plush sofas for you to relax and watch the latest movies one. https://www.theflowerbowl.uk/ | National World
8. Eco Town
Looking for something fun (and free!) to do with the kids this summer? Eco Town is Lancashire County Council's immersive waste & recycling tour. This summer it's hosting nine special open days just for families and community groups. Dates: July – 24th, 27th, 29th and August – 7th, 13th, 19th, 20th, 24th, 25th, all from 10am. There will be hands on activities, a chance to watch your recycling sorted in real time and discover what really happens to your waste. The tour is only suitable for children aged 7+ Book at: https://orlo.uk/vPsM4 See less | LCC Photo: LCC
9. Pleasure Beach Resort Blackpool
A tried and tested winner for the whole family. This year, the Pleasure Beach has a thrilling new ride to try out - the huge Aviktas gyroswing. | National World
10. he Longridge track is 175 metres long, two metres wide and features bumps and berms up to 1.8 metres high
Anyone into bike fun should consider trying out the Longridge Pump Track off Kester Lane. he Longridge track is 175 metres long, two metres wide and features bumps and berms up to 1.8 metres high | Velosolutions UK
11. Quantum Theatre offer live outdoor performances
Quantum Theatre is offering live outdoor theatre in Lancashire for families. In Worden Park, Leyland, they will be performing The Tales of Peter Rabbit & Benjamin Bunny on Thursday, August 27. At Astley Hall, Chorley, they will perform Treasure Island on Friday, August 28. More information at: https://www.quantumtheatre.co.uk/ | SRBC
12. Blackpool arcades
They're loud, brash and plentiful in Blackpool - try to win big at any one of the resort's arcades this summer.