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:
5. Go Ape.
Go Ape in Rivington offers the perfect blend of blood-pumping action and beautiful country views. With 13-metre-high platforms and a brilliant free-falling Tarzan Swing, it's the only Go Ape location in the UK to feature a zip wire over water. Go Ape also operates in Witton Park, Blackburn.
6. 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
7. 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
8. 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