Happy Mount Park in Morecambe was originally created in the 1920s as a traditional urban park area. Today's family-friendly attractions cater for more modern tastes, whilst carefully retaining the atmosphere of peace and tranquillity of a traditional park. Activities and attractions include a splash park, cafe, Pirates in the Park indoor play area, outdoor natural adventure play area, ornamental gardens, woodland walk and habitat trail, brass band concerts, crown green bowling green, swing boats, trampolines, adventure golf, children’s roundabout, and floodlit multi-purpose pitch for tennis, basketball, five-a-side football and roller hockey.Happy Mount Park in Morecambe was originally created in the 1920s as a traditional urban park area. Today's family-friendly attractions cater for more modern tastes, whilst carefully retaining the atmosphere of peace and tranquillity of a traditional park. Activities and attractions include a splash park, cafe, Pirates in the Park indoor play area, outdoor natural adventure play area, ornamental gardens, woodland walk and habitat trail, brass band concerts, crown green bowling green, swing boats, trampolines, adventure golf, children’s roundabout, and floodlit multi-purpose pitch for tennis, basketball, five-a-side football and roller hockey.
Happy Mount Park in Morecambe was originally created in the 1920s as a traditional urban park area. Today's family-friendly attractions cater for more modern tastes, whilst carefully retaining the atmosphere of peace and tranquillity of a traditional park. Activities and attractions include a splash park, cafe, Pirates in the Park indoor play area, outdoor natural adventure play area, ornamental gardens, woodland walk and habitat trail, brass band concerts, crown green bowling green, swing boats, trampolines, adventure golf, children’s roundabout, and floodlit multi-purpose pitch for tennis, basketball, five-a-side football and roller hockey.

14 top parks, woodlands and nature reserves to visit in Lancaster and Morecambe

By Michelle Blade
Published 10th Apr 2024, 12:29 BST
Lancaster and Morecambe have plenty of parks, beautiful green spaces and nature reserves you may not know exist.

Parks, woodlands and nature reserves are some of the best – and cheapest – ways to while away an hour or two.

Take a look at some of the most popular parks, woodlands and nature reserves in the district.

Dallas Road Gardens park and garden. "Fantastic communal space opposite Dallas Road Primary School."

5. Dallas Road Gardens

Dallas Road Gardens park and garden. "Fantastic communal space opposite Dallas Road Primary School." Photo: Kelvin Stuttard

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Hall Park in Torrisholme near the Shrimp roundabout is a park and garden where you can escape from the hustle and bustle.

6. Hall Park

Hall Park in Torrisholme near the Shrimp roundabout is a park and garden where you can escape from the hustle and bustle. Photo: Google Street View

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Spring has sprung as our photographer takes a walk around Williamson Park, Lancaster. The park has woodland walks, play areas, a domed skyline memorial, a cafe and coastal views. Park attractions also include a shop, Butterfly House (formerly a tropical palm house), and resident meerkats, marmosets, minibeasts and birds.

7. Williamson Park

Spring has sprung as our photographer takes a walk around Williamson Park, Lancaster. The park has woodland walks, play areas, a domed skyline memorial, a cafe and coastal views. Park attractions also include a shop, Butterfly House (formerly a tropical palm house), and resident meerkats, marmosets, minibeasts and birds. Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

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Fell View park and garden in Caton.

8. Fell View Park

Fell View park and garden in Caton. Photo: Google Street View

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