The Best Attractions In Cockerham

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Cockerham Sands Lighthouse Preston Lancashire

Cockerham Sands Lighthouse is something that is great for locals and tourists alike in Preston Lancashire . We can help you find out exactly where would be best placed for you and your family. Feel free to drop into our office to arrange a viewing of the most suitable properties we have available.

Thurnham Hall

NEW HOTEL! We are delighted to welcome on board the 4* Thurnham Hall by Diamond Resorts, Lancaster! Stay from only £59 (per room)

Located in the tiny hamlet of Thurnham just five miles south of Lancaster, Thurnham Hall features luxury self-catering apartments, purpose built leisure centre and a delicious restaurant offering an eclectic menu that is sure to satisfy everybody’s appetite.

Inside the Black Bull Pub in Preston, Lancashire, England

Some views of this popular pub in the regional town of Preston, Northwest England. Video taken during September 2013

Beacon Park Penwortham Lancashire

Beacon Park is one of the most popular attractions in Penwortham Lancashire. We can help you find the right place for yourself and your family. Simply visit our website and we will do all we can to help find you your dream home.

The Great Tour,13th August, 2010, Ulverston to Morecambe

It was quite apt that we had riders from our sponsors Heinz with us today, as the 85 kilometre route from Ulverston to Morecambe was a real mixed bag, quite possibly with 57 varieties of terrain on offer during the day!
Sand, tarmac, promenade, off-road, cycle paths, you name it, we rode on it, ironically enough to only gain around nine miles as the crow flies, as our route took us all around the foot of the Lake District close to popular tourist attractions like Holker Hall and Sizergh Castle and the around the other side of Morecambe Bay through Arnside. This section of the leg of course prompted much mirth, as we passed Arnside Knott, and no it's not a relative of mine!
Some local Lake District ice cream was very welcome at the farm we stopped at for lunch, while dinner, thanks to Sharon and our Official Partners Booker, came at a campside at Morecambe.
Today saw us continue on along the Lancashire coast, or to give it its more local name the Fylde Coast. While the start of the day was quite rural as we crossed the River Lune and rode along the flat coastal plain around Cockerham, the day soon changed.
From Fleetwood onwards we were riding along the famous shoreline through Clevelys and onto the Clevely promenade, alongside, and sometimes on, the tram tracks. A hot and sunny day, Blackpool was absolutely heaving with tourists, and a group of around 50 Oompa Loompa's on bikes!
From the official finish in Lytham St Annes we headed on to tonight's accommodation at the Boys Brigage at Kirkham, and while it may have been slightly more sedate than Blackpool on an August Saturday afternoon, the reception was none the less welcoming!