Bulldozers and diggers moved onto the site in December and workers have been busy tearing the park apart, with many of its Medieval-themed buildings reduced to rubble.
The once-thriving theme park, based on the story of Camelot, King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, closed in November 2012.
For 8 years it stood abandoned, attracting 'urban explorers' who would venture into the grounds to explore its crumbling buildings and derelict rides.
But new drone pictures taken on Tuesday (February 2) show the swift progress of demolition work on the 140-acre site, where thousands of families used to enjoy a day out in its bustling medieval-themed grounds.
You can find more pictures showing the first days of demolition work at Camelot here.
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The front wall of the theme park has been left standing to prevent people - including urban explorers - from entering the site whilst work is under way. But the iconic white castle-themed entrance has been demolished. Pic: Martin Pratt
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The remains of the jousting arena, whose tournaments attracted hundreds of spectators each day and featured battles between the Knights of the Round Table and their enemies. Pic: Martin Pratt
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The main entrance to Camelot, where hundreds of families would enter each day in the Spring and Summer to enjoy a day out at the theme park. Pic: Martin Pratt
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Research published in 2019 suggested that the site off Park Hall Road in Charnock Richard is projected to be able to fit 6,294 new homes across its 140-acre site. It is reported to have a potential value, in terms of development, of around £790 million. Pic: Martin Pratt