There are several wonderful parks, ideal for a stroll, a laze, a play or a picnic, dotted throughout Lancashire and these are some of the best, according to people who’ve visited them.
5. Cuerden Vally Park, Bamber Bridge
Cuerden Valley Park is 650 acres of greenery for you to explore, discover and relax in, with the River Lostock meandering through. It is close to junction 29 of the M6, between Preston and Chorley and wonderful for walks Photo: jpi
6. Thompson Park, Burnley
Thompson Park is a formal Edwardian park in Burnley. It was opened to the public in 1930. Located near the town centre, features include a boating lake, paddling pool, Italian gardens and a playground. In 2018 it underwent a stunning £1.2m restoration Photo: jpi
7. Haslam Park, Preston
Haslam Park sits alongside the Lancaster Canal and boasts many of its original and unique features from when it was first built in 1910. The park's Grade II listed gates at two of its main entrances are just some of the features that make this Edwardian park stand out from the rest Photo: jpi
8. Williamson Park, Lancaster
Williamson Park is home to the iconic Ashton Memorial and 54 acres of parkland with woodland walks, play areas and breathtaking views of the Fylde Coast, Morecambe Bay and the Lake District fells and mountains. Park attractions include the Butterfly House and small animal zoo Photo: jpi