Longfold Farm Campsite

Reedbed Walk

Meanders through wetland habitats on level, well-maintained boardwalks and paths—perfect for buggies and families with toddlers. Dogs welcome on leads. The route showcases thriving reedbeds teeming with wading birds, dragonflies and seasonal wildfowl, with excellent viewing hides along the way. Minimal incline makes it accessible for all abilities while offering close-up encounters with wetland wildlife rarely seen elsewhere.

Preston Guild Wheel

Circles Preston on a well-signed 21-mile loop mixing traffic-free canal towpaths, riverside trails and quiet lanes – mostly flat with gentle inclines around the Ribble Valley. Manageable in sections for families, though full circuit suits older children and fit walkers; some stretches are buggy-friendly (towpaths especially), others less so. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers surprising green corridors through an urban landscape, with good wildlife spotting along waterways, decent pubs for refreshm

King Charles III England Coast Path: Cleveleys to Liverpool

Follows the Lancashire and Merseyside coastline along predominantly flat, paved promenades and coastal paths with occasional sandy beach sections. Excellent for families with buggies and young children, though some stretches may require pushing through softer sand. Dogs welcome on leads in most areas, with seasonal beach restrictions in some resort towns. Showcases classic British seaside charm including Blackpool's famous tower and piers, Victorian architecture, nature reserves at Formby with r

Lancashire Coastal Way

Ribble Way