Here are some of Lancashire's best parks

Lancashire is full of beautiful green spaces.

Take a look at some of the county's most popular parks

Kepple Lane Park, in Garstangplaceholder image
Kepple Lane Park, in Garstang
Kepple Lane Park, in Garstang, has many features, including sensory gardens, a toddler play area, trim trail, wildlife space, and play equipment for older children.placeholder image
Kepple Lane Park, in Garstang, has many features, including sensory gardens, a toddler play area, trim trail, wildlife space, and play equipment for older children.
Williamson Park includes the Ashton Memorial and 54 acres of parkland with woodland walks, play areas, the Butterfly House and a small animal zoo with meerkats and marmosetsplaceholder image
Williamson Park includes the Ashton Memorial and 54 acres of parkland with woodland walks, play areas, the Butterfly House and a small animal zoo with meerkats and marmosets
Astley Park, in Chorley, has a lake, new play areas including the Royalists Retreat,  Pets Corner,  free traditional fun family games, and a Victorian Walled Garden.placeholder image
Astley Park, in Chorley, has a lake, new play areas including the Royalists Retreat, Pets Corner, free traditional fun family games, and a Victorian Walled Garden.
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