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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Only a few medieval-themed buildings remain standing in the now empty grounds of the 140-acre site. Pic: Martin Pratt
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The site is owned by Story Homes, who had development plans for 195 homes for the site rejected by Chorley Council in 2018. It says it is "still considering its options for this site". Pic: Martin Pratt