With uncertainty still surrounding trips abroad, staycations and short breaks are likely to be a popular choice for many this year.
But a break in Britain doesn't have to be boring. Across the county are quirky places to stay, from a converted helicopter, to glamping pods.
So if you are keen to stay close to home on your first post-lockdown holiday, our friends at Visit Lancashire have compiled a fantastic list of places to stay in the county.
Full details of all the locations listed below can be found by clicking HERE, along with prices and availability.
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5. Lancaster Canal Boat Hire
Discover the joy of canal boat holidays on the Lancaster Canal from Preston to Tewitfield. Three narrowboats are available, all of which benefit from a full kitchen, bathroom, lounge and TV. Photo: Visit Lancashire
6. Ream Hills Camping and Caravan Park
Ream Hills Camping and Caravan Park just off the M55 near Blackpool offer accommodation for touring caravans and motorhomes, but if you are looking for something a little different, you can stay over in their Helicopter Pod. Photo: Visit Lancashire
7. The Hamlet at Samlesbury Hall
In the historic grounds of Samlesbury Hall sits a gathering of colourful huts - a rustic and carefree alternative to your traditional hotel room. Each hut comes complete with two double beds in European oak, memory foam mattresses, low-wattage electricity to keep your phone charged, as well as a cosy en-suite. Photo: Visit Lancashire
8. The Rookery
The Rookery is a unique grass roofed dwelling located in an area of outstanding natural beauty in East Lancashire. With industrial and steampunk influences combined with bespoke craftsmanship and breath-taking views this space is not a home from home but an escape into the alternative. Photo: Visit Lancashire