Keep an eye out within the beautiful breathtaking sweep of Morecambe Bay towards the lovely Lakeland hillsides beyond. Then stroll across the lovely golden sands of Morecambe beach, sinking your foot in to the bracing fresh ocean. Possess a nice coffee or perhaps an frozen treats within the many cafés lining the seafront, or come and go to the Eric Morecambe statue which looks out over the superb Promenade. Begin to see the art influences from the Tern project - a number of fine installations about the Promenade, and also the beautiful art deco façade from the lovingly restored Midland Hotel.
To see relatives fun, there's a cinema, bowling alley and a lot of activity - but there is nothing better here than the usual sunny day having a sandy beach and waves to splash about in!
Morecambe's lots of charms 're going from strength to strength which is the perfect spot for families to savor an attractive traditional seaside fun holiday, or ramblers and bird viewers to savor the initial unspoilt great thing about the Bay.
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Docker Park Farm Visitor Centre
Docker Park Farm has undergone a major refurbishment and will re open in early August 2011. There are lots of very friendly farm animals to see and stroke, ex battery hens and lots of rabbits and guinea pigs to cuddle. Our goats like to go for a walk with you! Our cafe offers a small but fresh menu with all food cooked on the premises including...
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Holker Hall and Gardens
Holker Hall is the home of Lord and Lady Cavendish who welcome visitors of all ages to one of the best-loved stately homes in Britain. Magnificently situated only a short distance from Grange-over-Sands and the expanse of Morecambe Bay, Holker Hall is set in exceptionally beautiful countryside with gardens that merge into Parkland framed by the...
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Lancaster Castle
Lancaster Castle occupies a city -centre hilltop location on the site of three successive Roman forts. It consists of an extensive group of historic structures, including the 12thc Keep, the 14thc Witches' Tower, the 15thc Gatehouse, and the Female Penitentiary, which dates from the early years of the 19th c. It is a...
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