HOLIDAY PARKS
HOLIDAY PARKS Just a short distance from the town and beach,
there are many superb holiday parks, holiday villages and camping and caravan parks, making your choice of a self-catering holiday even greater.
Mowbreck Park HHHHH VisitEngland - Holiday Park mowbreck Lane, Wesham, Preston, PR4 3JR tel: 01772 682494 email:
info@mowbreckpark.co.uk www.mowbreckpark.co.uk
Relax and enjoy peace and tranquillity on this family-run holiday park. Ideally located for visiting Blackpool, Lytham and St Annes. All our holiday caravans are top of the range, have sumptuous modern interiors and all our superior models are installed with baths. Small pets welcome in certain holiday homes. mowbreck Park has also been presented with the David Bellamy Gold Award for outstanding commitment to promoting the wildlife and natural habitat on the park.
From £11.00 per person per night based on four people sharing a caravan
Cala Gran Holiday Park HHHH visitEngland - holiday Park Fleetwood Road, Fleetwood FY7 8JY
Marton Mere Holiday Village HHHH visitEngland - holiday Park mythop Road, Blackpool FY4 4XN
tel: 0871 231 0899
www.haven.com/blackpool Haven – Marton Mere and Cala Gran
If you love watery fun, marton mere and Cala Gran holiday Parks have something for everyone with fantastic indoor and outdoor heated pools; a Space Bowl flume at marton mere and an outdoor SplashZone at Cala Gran.
If you fancy something a bit drier you can enjoy great free Kids’ Clubs, Adventure Golf, and sports and leisure fun to keep even the most energetic family busy – all just a short distance from the bright lights of Blackpool!
Please see website for prices
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