Easter in Lancashire: Here are 15 fun-packed things for you and your family to do

As daffodils bloom across Lancashire’s green spaces, lambs start leaping in the fields, and our coast and countryside attractions open their doors again, springtime in Lancashire is a wonderful time to visit.

Whether you are looking for traditional Easter festivities or something a little different, Lancashire has it all.

Here is a small selection of not-to-be missed things to see and do as a family or even by yourself over the Easter break.

Take a look at 15 fun-packed ideas.

13. World Horse Welfare Penny Farm

Head to Penny Farm World Horse Welfare this Easter to meet the ponies undergoing rehabilitation in the undercover barn, then stroll around the paddock to meet more horses, ponies and wild birds and animals too. During the Easter Holidays there will be a series of great trails to follow, quizzes and crafts to join in. You will also find a lovely coffee shop which serves light lunches and a great selection of homemade cakes, including their infamous cream scones! Photo: Visit Lancashire

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14. Lancashire walks

Why not go for a nice walk! Lancashire has some of the best country walking in England, from short, gentle rambles to long distance treks allowing you to enjoy some of the best views and vistas the county has to offer. One of the most popular walks in Lancashire is The Tolkien Trail, a five and a half mile walk that explores the Ribble landscape that is known to have inspired the famous author J.R.R Tolkien who is known for writing The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. Photo: Visit Lancashire