Local Attractions
Sportsmans Caravan Park is located in the ‘Over Wyre Area’ of the Borough. The Park is surrounded by small villages such as Hambleton, Preesall, Knott End and Pilling. Coastal walks which overlook the sands and salt marshes of Morecambe Bay and the extent of the public footpaths in the area are thriving with wildlife, birds and amazing views across the River Wyre. There are many picnic sites which explore the countless walks within the area.
There are many attractions in Blackpool to be visited including the Blackpool Tower, Sea life centre, Blackpool zoo, Shopping centre and the shows presented throughout the year at the Grand Theatre and the Winter Gardens. The “Bright Lights” of Blackpool consisting of the famous illuminations attract thousands of people to the area as well as the annual international firework competition which is held each September for a fabulous show.
The Fylde coast and Wyre district contain their own attractions unlike Blackpool residing of small villages such as Poulton, Cleveleys/Thornton and Fleetwood also including famous market towns. Fleetwood contains both a famous market in addition to the more recent Freeport Shopping Centre.
The local attractions are easily accessible and only a short drive away. If spectacular views of the mountains and lakes are what you are after then within an hour’s drive to the North is the outstanding Lake District for a fantastic day out, the ideal location for walking, shopping and dining.
There are many attractions in Blackpool to be visited including the Blackpool Tower, Sea life centre, Blackpool zoo, Shopping centre and the shows presented throughout the year at the Grand Theatre and the Winter Gardens. The “Bright Lights” of Blackpool consisting of the famous illuminations attract thousands of people to the area as well as the annual international firework competition which is held each September for a fabulous show.
The Fylde coast and Wyre district contain their own attractions unlike Blackpool residing of small villages such as Poulton, Cleveleys/Thornton and Fleetwood also including famous market towns. Fleetwood contains both a famous market in addition to the more recent Freeport Shopping Centre.
The local attractions are easily accessible and only a short drive away. If spectacular views of the mountains and lakes are what you are after then within an hour’s drive to the North is the outstanding Lake District for a fantastic day out, the ideal location for walking, shopping and dining.
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Local Walks around Wyre & The Fylde - Click on Image for more Information
Wyre Estuary Walks
Below are some further information links to walks in the local area:
Stanah and Skippol Creek
Cockle Hall
Fleetwood Marsh
Other Walks
There are various pubs, restaurants, local shops and fisheries nearby. Also farm and meat shops are located deep within the countryside of the villages selling home grow produce.
Walks around Wardleys Creek in Lancashire offer scenic routes along the River Wyre estuary, often combined with visits to the adjacent Hambleton village and the Wyre Estuary Country Park. Key routes include the 41-mile Wyre Way and popular, flat, birdwatching-friendly paths along the estuary, with options for coffee stops in nearby villages.
Top Walks Near Wardleys Creek (Hambleton/Poulton-le-Fylde)
Nearby Area Highlights
Note: The area can be affected by high tides and some paths may be muddy following rain
Stanah and Skippol Creek
Cockle Hall
Fleetwood Marsh
Other Walks
There are various pubs, restaurants, local shops and fisheries nearby. Also farm and meat shops are located deep within the countryside of the villages selling home grow produce.
Walks around Wardleys Creek in Lancashire offer scenic routes along the River Wyre estuary, often combined with visits to the adjacent Hambleton village and the Wyre Estuary Country Park. Key routes include the 41-mile Wyre Way and popular, flat, birdwatching-friendly paths along the estuary, with options for coffee stops in nearby villages.
Top Walks Near Wardleys Creek (Hambleton/Poulton-le-Fylde)
- Wyre Estuary Country Park (Opposite Bank): Located across from Wardleys Creek, this area offers numerous, easy-to-follow walking trails through natural, flower-lined habitats.
- Wyre Estuary Walk (6.4 km): A popular 1-1.5 hour point-to-point trail with about 38m of elevation gain.
- Knott End to Shard Bridge (6 Miles): A 2.5-hour walk covering the Wyre Estuary, passing through Hambleton and the hamlet of Staynall, featuring coastal views.
- Wyre Way: A longer, 41-mile route passing through the area, following the river from the Forest of Bowland to the sea.
Nearby Area Highlights
- Birdwatching: The surrounding marshes, including Barnaby’s Sands, are highly rated for wildlife viewing.
- Amenities: The nearby villages of Hambleton and Knott End provide local pubs and cafes.
- Accessibility: The trails are generally flat and well-suited for leisurely walks.
Note: The area can be affected by high tides and some paths may be muddy following rain
