Popular Promenade paddling pool reopens in time for summer
Families can dive back into summer fun as the popular St Annes promenade paddling pool reopens for free public use, following recent repairs and safety checks.
There’s good news for families along the Fylde coast as the free paddling pool on the promenade in St Annes has officially reopened, just in time for warmer weather.
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The much-loved attraction had recently been closed as a precaution after inspectors identified areas of surface damage.
Repair work has now been completed, allowing the pool to safely welcome visitors once again.
Council teams have confirmed the pool will be closely monitored throughout the summer season.
Should any safety concerns arise, temporary closures may be put in place with updates shared promptly to keep the public informed.
The reopening is expected to be a welcome boost for local families and visitors, offering a free and accessible way to cool off during the holiday period.
The paddling pool has long been a staple of seaside days out in the area, particularly for younger children.
There is further excitement on the horizon, with officials urging residents to “keep their eyes peeled” for an announcement on the nearby Splash Park, which is expected to open later this week.
After a short disruption, the return of the paddling pool signals the start of a lively summer season along the promenade.