We look at some local parks in Lancashire that you can enjoy responsibly within the current restrictionsWe look at some local parks in Lancashire that you can enjoy responsibly within the current restrictions
We look at some local parks in Lancashire that you can enjoy responsibly within the current restrictions

Here are five of the best local parks in Lancashire

By Naomi Moon
Published 29th Apr 2020, 17:00 GMT
With outdoor activities curtailed at the moment, we look at more accessible parks to add to your daily exercise routine

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Haslam Park, Ashton, Preston Haslam Park sits alongside the Lancaster Canal and still possesses many of its original and unique features. The Grade II listed gates at the parks two main entrances are just some of the features that make this Edwardian park stand out from the rest. The combination of the parks nature reserve, multiple pathways and paths joining the Lancaster Canal make for many enjoyable walks with a difference. Within the park you can also enjoy a picturesque stroll down the lime tree avenue, pass some time in the rose and sensory gardens, admire the old drinking fountain and reflect by the ponds and lake. There are also paths for jogging and cycling.

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Haslam Park, Ashton, Preston Haslam Park sits alongside the Lancaster Canal and still possesses many of its original and unique features. The Grade II listed gates at the parks two main entrances are just some of the features that make this Edwardian park stand out from the rest. The combination of the parks nature reserve, multiple pathways and paths joining the Lancaster Canal make for many enjoyable walks with a difference. Within the park you can also enjoy a picturesque stroll down the lime tree avenue, pass some time in the rose and sensory gardens, admire the old drinking fountain and reflect by the ponds and lake. There are also paths for jogging and cycling.

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Haslam Park, Ashton, Preston Haslam Park sits alongside the Lancaster Canal and still possesses many of its original and unique features. The Grade II listed gates at the parks two main entrances are just some of the features that make this Edwardian park stand out from the rest. The combination of the parks nature reserve, multiple pathways and paths joining the Lancaster Canal make for many enjoyable walks with a difference. Within the park you can also enjoy a picturesque stroll down the lime tree avenue, pass some time in the rose and sensory gardens, admire the old drinking fountain and reflect by the ponds and lake. There are also paths for jogging and cycling.

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Haslam Park, Ashton, Preston Haslam Park sits alongside the Lancaster Canal and still possesses many of its original and unique features. The Grade II listed gates at the parks two main entrances are just some of the features that make this Edwardian park stand out from the rest. The combination of the parks nature reserve, multiple pathways and paths joining the Lancaster Canal make for many enjoyable walks with a difference. Within the park you can also enjoy a picturesque stroll down the lime tree avenue, pass some time in the rose and sensory gardens, admire the old drinking fountain and reflect by the ponds and lake. There are also paths for jogging and cycling.

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