Top 28 things to do and attractions in Morecambe

So this review is based from a family with two grand children with special needs A lovely laid out park, various interesting areas Limited toilet facilities albeit clean The cafe is very noisy due to the play area being placed inside and the prices are a little steep too but there is quite a broad food menu to choose from Great coffee though👌🙂 The paths are poorly maintained in places for pushing wheelchairs on. The play area is in a nice sheltered area, it is well set out and the pine needles add a soft covering to the ground. (Some parts of the ground were muddy though) The zip wire is placed way too low and restricts its use for the heavier child Overall OK.

We visited Happy Mount Park form the first time yesterday. We spent the afternoon in the park with our two children's Nd had a jolly good time. Plenty to do, could easily have spent a full day at the park. The splash park was a great hit with our 4 and 7 year old. The free play area was a bit basic and the other issue was that a lot of the things were cash only. Some sort of pay once for everything would have been handy too.

A really nice park with plenty of activities for everyone. We visited Sunday 3rd August 2025 and found that the Kirby Lonsdale Brass Band were playing. It was a really fabulous afternoon with plenty of people sitting listening.

Not much open due to it being out of season but Adventure Golf was and we enjoyed a round. The pots of tea we had were the best we had during our visit.

It’s a nice park for families activities with the lovely squirrels everywhere

It's a beautiful park, with something for everyone. Plenty of different things to keep the young and old occupied and then a lovely drink in the cafe afterwards

Pay for near enough everything. £2.50 parking. Playground £1.50. Trampolines £2 for 6 minutes. Train around the playground, not sure how much as we’d stopped paying. Toilet was 40p. We won’t be visiting again. Total rip off. No wonder Morecambe is still declining.

Lovely little unspoilt seaside town, plenty of car parks, campervans aloud to park on the seafront promenade. Great beach, dog friendly beach at the far end (north side). Plenty of eateries and watering holes, amusement. Its a lengthy promenade which makes for a good walk.

Absolute must for this iconic photo, get a selfie with Eric or if you're a horrendous teenager, do him durty with a .5 I have the feeling Eric and Ernie would have loved these photos! I can't see the place, so here's a top tip, the indoor market has a bakery near the rear exit, Chunky Steak Pie! 10:10 @ £7.50 would easily feed 4 ppl.. bread, cakes pies all delicious, unfortunately I can't find the business name to review it, so get yourself a pie for the way home! And thank me later! P.S Tyson where were you? We were hoping to see the 3rd best reason to visit Morecombe 🥊our one and only GK World Champion Get'Up!

It's a lovely view over Morecambe bay but its a fantastic tribute to a great and funny man. Well deserved. Made us happy and sad at the same time.... And No, he's not going to sell much ice cream at that speed 😄

Excellent tribute to one of the UKs favourite and best comedian of the 20th Century.

A great statue with the surrounding information on the dynamic duo! Well worth a visit.

Morecambe seafront is a pleasure to visit. The promenade is very smooth and well designed which means all users can enjoy it. The view over the bay is magnificent which adds to the experience. The statue of Eric Morecambe just makes me smile and brings back good memories of the great man.

A lovely tribute to the best comedy duo the world has ever had.

Very nice old building and looks so good inside I would recommend a visit and friendly staff.

For years trying to see inside this place finally went in speechless the stalls the ceiling and all the art work amazing to think Morecombe and wise stared from here worth a visit to see such history

Spontaneously popped in here on a Sunday and ended up having lunch in the cafe (cafe open Saturday and Sundays only at the moment). Run by volunteers, the cafe is really affordable and great for young kids. Really interesting architecture and historical place to look around/venue for a drink/food whilst it currently undergoes restoration for the next few years.

Interesting house, lovely gardens and a good cafe.

Went for a visit and one of the free tours. What an amazing place. They are slowly slowly getting the work done and it's just gorgeous all the work they've done. If you get. Cancel definitely pop in for a coffee and if you have time do the tour!

Absolutely joy to visit. It's fantastic to see this beautiful old venue been restored to its former glory by a team of dedicated volunteers with an amazing passion for this wonderful piece of history that was almost lost forever, it's worth a visit at the weekend and have a guided tour and show your support.

I love that they are renovating this beautiful old building. I went last Saturday and had tea and sandwiches. So nice to sit and just enjoy the building. On the sad side I was talked into getting a bottle of their gin, I didn’t have a bag so the lady came back with one . But sadly as I walked back to my car the handle snapped and the bag dropped to the floor smashing the gin. So as much as I would have like to give you a review for that as well , I can’t 😞

We loved our trip to Moorcombe Bay, it was spur of the moment that we visited and found it very accessible. Everything we wanted/needed was there. The streets were clean, plenty of parking, and parking prices fair for a tourism location. Looking forward to returning. Side note: two adults visited, I would not recommend the beach for families with small children it isn't the most child friendly beach would be worth rerouting to blackpool when the beach and sea is more accessible, in my opinion, for small kids who want to play and roam.

Love it here. Loads for kids - happy mount park with splash park..playgrounds...little train...cafe...(at a cost) woodland trail walk. Art deco hotel looking over beautiful beach.

Visited after many year's on a beautiful sunny weekend 😎. Had a long walk along the Promenade towards Heysham Village passing the all the small bays, lovely scenic beaches ⛱. Lot's of cafés to grab a drink/icecream, public toilets along the the front, also plenty of benches to sit & have a picnic, great water 💧 play area for kid's, & Battery Car Park on the front is great.

No matter what the weather is like, a walk along the stone jetty and the promenade is refreshing. Lots of cafes and amusement arcades. A great day out.

Wonderful bay walks with lots to see and do. A real contrast to Blackpool, but that is Morecambe's strength. The town and bay area are family friendly in a stress free environment. Lots of opportunities to enjoy good food and drink. Highly recommend.

Morecambe bay is such a beautiful place , the views are out of this world and the town is really quirky . The people seem to be pleasant and are quite friendly . Parking is easy but the roads around the town kind of let it down , like driving on the moon . The lake District is visible from the bay as well as the south of barrow and Furness when the weather permits.

First time here. Lovely really. Went in late April and was a warm sunny day. Lots of parking. Nice large horseshoe shaped bay with long stretches of beach. Don't get caught out by the tide as it came in quickly, later. Good selection of places to eat and an amazing bookshop. Go on..roll up your trousers, put your vest on, put a kiss me quick hat on and just enjoy yourself! 👍😊

Great market (like going back in time🕰️) thriving little cheap food & confectionary stall just as you go in .well worth a look round ❤️

Lovely traditional market, just like you use to fine inany town but sadly are hard to find now. Lots of stalls with a wide variety of products all at very reasonable prices. Lovely friendly people and a stones throw from the beach, what more could you want. 👍👍👍

The food stall has lots of clearance items so good to grab a bargain, nice cafe there too, but like a lot of markets today could do with more stalls. Still worth a visit -wrap up warm

Very good local market in the center of town.

Again apart from the bakery very basic stuff ...butchers there hardly anything from other views I have see

Had a wee browse around, bought gloves and a belt. Was a good sized place, and just a pity there wasn't a bigger load of stands. Plenty places to eat too... Bacon smelt yummy 😋

We enjoyed a wander around this very traditional market. Lovely pie shop and a stall that sells allsorts of tinned and packaged goods at very good prices.

Just went in for a coffee, we sat near the window so had a great view of the bay, coffee was ok, just a little on the noisy side with the kids playing bowls, not really a place to visit if you want quiet

I always enjoy going to this Bowling Alley. You can choose who gets barriers/bumpers and who doesn't, with the system automatically switching between them. You can have your score sheet sent out to you, and they even have a Godzilla Pinball Machine.

Never had a bad experience here across multiple visits. Food has always been great, drinks cold, and games fun. I have had food delayed before, but it can get busy so that is perfectly understandable. As for the bowling itself, it is always fun, allowing for some customisation during the game too (blocking the gutters, changing names, etc).

Absolutely loved it here, the food was fresh, everything came out hot and on point! Great atmosphere and excellent service from staff, we were recommended some drinks by Cheryl and they were fantastic, highly recommend and can't wait to come back!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5, Great bowling, even better food and service. No wait time, perfect day out, but the real star of the show was Katie, from the moment we walked in she was super welcoming, she made sure we were good the whole time we were there, she brought our drinks over to the lanes for us, lovely staff

Bowling is always a 10/10, Food is great, never have any issues. Went to watch the Football today and Tim had no issues sorting that! Kaitlin always had a smile on her face when serving on the bar!

Had a couple of games here whilst was raining. Alley was quite modern. Bar and restaurant joined on, can have drinks at your lane. Staff weren't the friendliest, but were polite

Ordered via app, meals arrived before drinks. Had to chase up the extra portion of roast potatoes. Otherwise, the roast dinners were lovely, hot and tasty.

Went to a 3 band gig on Saturday. Blue Nation, Virginmary's and These Wicked Rivers. All 3 superb and any one them could have been headliners. Great venue, easy access, all one level, bar very reasonably priced. Gorgeous architecture in the building and full of history. An absolute pleasure.

Fantastic food, fantastic building being in the old railway station, lots of history. An amazing team very friendly and nothing was too much trouble looking after our large family group including the dog. Even brought him a bowl of water

Amazing food and amazing service. The layout to the pub is really spacious. Tables are clean and I really like the design of the roof, it's glass so it makes a nice feature when there is a sunset

A Great little venue in a beautiful Victorian station. Nice clean facility and very friendly. We went to see Then Jericho and was pleasantly surprised when Ben from Curiosity Killed the Cat came on as support. Would recommend 👍

Very good location for live music. You can get really close to the stage and the sound is good. Good prices for drinks. It wasn’t full when we were there so the small bar might struggle when it is full. Otherwise a great venue. We saw the Freddie & Queen Tribute who were excellent.

Lovely landmark style pub and restaurant. Good choice of meals and friendly staff. Parking available, easy to find and get round in.

Excellent members of staff were extremely hospitable in particular a girl named Abbie I believe who was incredibly welcoming on reception. I found this to be an outstanding service as I often struggle with social interactions and so her interaction was really helpful to me and in my opinion went above and beyond my expectations of the staff especially. The venue was also fantastic and the children had an amazing time. Cafe food was what you would expect however service was swift and again impressed me. Overall, would recommend to family and friends due to impeccable service and in particular the members of staff on reception being incredibly kind and helpful as well as jump rush being a fun and practical way of getting physical activity done.

Absolutely fantastic place for 5, 10 year old boys to let off steam before returning to school. Brilliant value for money and the large jugs of cordial went down so well. Jess was very helpful today when we visited.

We always have a great time when we go to Jump Rush. The new refurbishment is brilliant, especially the football bit. My kids love it! The staff are great and always really helpful. Special shout out to Jess who is happy, fun and made my boys birthday party extra special ❤️

Colin was amazing so patient and kind with the neuro diverse children we brought to jump today as he was the last time we came We never fear being judged here because our children are different. A special mention for Cath also who was very sociable and helpful

Fantastic day out with the kids. Sophie was amazing helping us out with everything and getting us settled, so glad this town still has some good people in it. Will definitely be coming back again with the little ones 😍 xxx

Jump Rush is a great place to take your kids for a fun family day out. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. Never fail to make the kids smile! Jess is a worker there and shes brilliant! Such a lovely girl.

I took my neices to Jump Rush over the summer holidays and we all had a great time! The staff were incredible but this one girl Sophie went above and beyond for us with her kindness and the way she looked out for the kids. Would definitely come again and would like to pass on my thanks to her if possible!

Had a wonderful and interesting tour by Sandra. You do need a tour to see most of the castle, but it was well worth it. Courtyard and businesses inside are free otherwise. Fascinating to be inside both the historic (and only closed recently) prison and the still functioning crown courts. Building is stunning and lovely views from just outside too

Amazing place to visit we had a coffee and sat in the grounds. You can pay £9 to go on a tour as well. It also has holding cells that are currently used for HM Prison. There are only a few Parking spaces outside that you have to buy a ticket for . Recommended

We took the guided tour of the castle, reasonable for £9 per person. Since it used to be a working prison and parts of it are still a working court, you have to take the guided tour to see the full thing. We had a lovely guide, very engaging and informative. The tour lasts about an hour. The castle has a lot of history, quite a lot of it is dark, the tour touches upon these themes too. There is a Prison Museum too. The courtroom is part of the tour, unless it is in session on the day. Photography isn't allowed in those parts of the tour. I would recommend visiting castle, doing the tour and then visiting the Priory at the back of the castle, there are some remains of roman baths too.

We did the tour as a family and it was really interesting. Great value for money. They give you lots of insight into the history and had a lot of knowledge. Simon made it fun and interesting and kept the whole group engaged. It’s my second time of going and I would go again. Dogs are not allowed but I couldn’t resist getting a snap of our dog there.

Worth a visit the tour is only £9 PP. Lots of history and interesting things to see, from the court rooms, prison cells and torture chamber devices. Must be able bodied, as the castle is old, dark in places and lots of steps.

Arrived not really knowing what to expect and with no intention of doing a tour. However the very engaging man at the ticket office talked us into doing the tour and as it turns out I’m glad we did. ‘King’ David was an extremely entertaining guide and got us all involved in the commentary during the tour. Educational content and drama was in abundance and my wife and I were very happy with the afternoon in the castle. Highly recommended.

You need to book on a tour to go inside. We arrived at 10am and booked onto the 10.45 tour so had a look round the Pendle Witches exhibition room and part of the police museum first. The tour inside was really interesting and the guide was enthusiastic, knowledgeable and entertaining. It lasted about 80min and was well worth the £9 fee.

Very good course very tricky at times .. good club house.. good food

Played today, recent rain hasn't helped, fairways a bit muddy in places. Will definitely come back next year though. Great layout, very friendly staff and members. Very enjoyable

So friendly and welcoming 🙏 Loved the club house, good bit of history and they like a good board and trophy 🏆 loved the place 👍 It was wet and windy but hey all good 👍

All in all as an international golfer we had a wonderful time, the hospitality at the club was wonderful and the 18 holes we played were stunning, HOWEVER upon closer inspection we did wonder about the cover up of a certain competition and the unjust outcome in 2005 quite the scandal it would seem..... #golfgate

Fabulous setting. Real ales served along with the usual beers , lagers etc. lovely outdoor seating area with fantastic views.

Great greens, some interesting holes, very well kept couse and some tough par 3s. Came back a year later. Still a welcoming great course. I was most impressed with the speed of play. A 4 ball of senior ladies teed off 30 mins before us. We feared the worst but we couldn't keep up with them. Such a great set of members and staff. Thanks

Great Day Great Golf course Great weather all the staff so friendly and helpful the food very very good and Great prices

This is one to see in Morecambe. Especially when it is sunny, it is very nice to walk down. There is a cafe as well. You will also notice a bell at the side which is called Time and Tide Bell. This bell is set to ring as the tide comes in or out. Pretty cool.

Lovely area to visit. Plenty of seating and excellent views of the bay and Lake District in the further background. Beautifully built and goes out fairly far so you can be surrounded by the sea! Very clean!

Great place for a wander. There's a lighthouse, some animal sculptures, and even a compass on the floor!

Excellent place to visit with or without children any time of year. Puzzles & mazes on the jetty, fishing from the end. Fabulous views of Morecambe Bay & Lake District, the sea in all its moods, the birds & the sunsets. Cafe open Easter to October.

Lovely stone jetty jutting out into Morecambe bay and flanked by beaches that are both rocky & sandy. The jetty is very popular with those who like to fish off the end. Nice wide surface, with plenty of seating and lots of decorations of various birds (it's a recurrent theme in the town). Near the end there's a small cafe selling basic meals at a good price. It's a nice easy walk with good views across the bay.

Lovely walk with a lot to see. Highly recommended

Stone Jetty Cafe. The Best Bacon & fried egg bun in Britain, Probably! Surperb Coffee, taste like coffee smells and The Cake is to die for ! All at a very reasonable price! If the rest of the extensive snack menu is as good, this must be rated as one of the Best Cafés around !

Lovely venue, staff were fabulous. Large room with stage upstairs, ramp to get on stage. multiple rooms suitable for different uses downstairs. Lifts for people who need them. Clean and spacious venue. Locked doors so children and young people couldn't just wonder out. Went for an event ran by lancs DS group. Lots of different activities going on, suitable for all ages.

Very accommodating. Organised a practice room at very short notice. Much appreciated

We rented the upstairs space for a meeting today and it was fantastic. Great space, fantastic facilities, lots of natural light which was lovely! We will be back soon. Thank you for looking after us team More Music 🙌🏻 Tarnia & Annabel

Superb venue hosting a great range of interesting and varied events / gigs. What makes it even better is the fact that it is all run by a local charity so by attending events you can also help support their work. Get yourself down to an event and have a great evening!

Great place with many different things happening here

They are a staple of the town. Love seeing the bands at various events throughout the year. I attended for a clapping songs group with my son, which was lovely and hopefully will be going again.

A very enjoyable weekly get together with like minded over 60s who enjoy music and socialising. It's an excellent event and enjoyed by all, including the brilliant, helpful and caring staff. Long may it continue to thrive !! Murray B.

Grandkids love the soft play area. We travel just over 1 hour by car and been several times so that is testimony alone. Cafe is a great place, friendly staff, really good food at value for money prices.

Excellent all round, from the facilities to the staff. New favourite place. Grace from the Gym Team introduced me to the gym and took me through my induction today: an important first step for me, I wanted to make sure I felt safe and supported as I took my first steps back into training after years of neglecting my fitness and taking it for granted. The reception team couldn't have been more friendly, welcoming and efficient. Any nerves I might've had settled quickly as a consequence. The machines have moved on a lot since I last saw the inside of a gym! Really impressed by the quality and the range of equipment on offer. Grace was enthusiastic, patient with my questions (I had plenty), informative and knowledgeable. It was important to me to feel like I was being properly listened to and that any concerns I had were addressed thoroughly. I have a long journey ahead, intend on taking it slow and steady and am prepared for building new habits: training as I will be will a low-level knee injury, it means a lot to know there are qualified, experienced PTs like Grace and the team on hand to support me when I need them. The first of many high quality gym sessions under my belt today. Looking forward very much to the next visit. Thanks everyone.

I often visit with my children at weekends, but for the second time I’ve had to listen to inappropriate language from the kitchen, including badmouthing other members of the team!! It’s rude, unprofessional, and embarrassing — especially in a family café where children are present. A lovely setting, but the lack of basic manners really lets it down…

Enjoyed the energy soft play area yesterday so would have be a 4 rating. Asked about the climbing area at that time and was told opening times for the next day but they failed to mention you had to pre book due to the holidays. Paid for taxi to and from just to be told it was fully booked. Very unhappy children and parents. Only visiting for the day and fully booked all day so no alternative times possible. They should have mentioned pre booking it when we asked. Not a good luck for a establishment ran by the Lancaster City Council. An expensive morning for nothing.

Visit here often with my 2 children, we use the swimming, indoor & outdoor play areas. All runs very well and is nice and clean. Today my son tripped and fell outside and had a few nasty grazes on him. A lovely lady called Lucy helped with great care and professionalism whilst administering first aid and patching his wounds. Thank you Lucy.

I visited this gym three times using the pay-as-you-go option (£11.80 per session), which I found quite expensive for what’s essentially a standard gym visit. The gym itself is well-equipped, clean, and the machines are in good condition. However, every visit was during peak times, and the weight area was consistently overcrowded. Many users occupied machines for long periods while on their phones, making it difficult to complete a proper workout. I’d strongly recommend going early in the morning or around 2 PM for a quieter experience. Staff at reception were friendly and helpful throughout. Overall, I’m giving 4 stars due to the busyness during peak hours and the high PAYG cost. I wouldn’t recommend the PAYG option unless you’re visiting off-peak

I signed up here specifically for Body Combat classes as I loved the idea of them and Jaimee who leads the class is remarkable! She’s so motivating and doesn’t stop! Highly recommend if you want to get fit and toned

Decent ground for away fans, with standing or seating choice. Arrived at the stadium via coach an hour before kickoff and there are some activities for home fans to enjoy outside the stadium prior to kickoff. The facilities weren’t necessarily the best in the away end with no handwash available in the toilets and the floor in the toilets wasn’t sanitary. If you are in the standing end, the away concourse consists of a few smoking areas, aforementioned toilets and a food stall, definitely not the roomiest concourse but a unique one. The standing stand was quite roomy for about 600 travelling fans and even then, a large part of the stand was made inaccessible, so it can definitely hold an amount of people. The stewards were nice and welcoming, greeting fans as they walked into the stands, and will help if you require assistance on a matchday. Although a very underwhelming loss and a first win at home in 9 months for the home side, i thoroughly enjoyed my new years day belting out chants getting behind my team, thanks for the quality day, Morecambe, and best endeavors for the season.

Solid little ground, Not exactly massive but of decent standard for lower level league two, upper national league team. Very close to the pitch even higher up the stand. Stewards brilliant even in the depths of December during 50mph winds and extremely heavy rain. Hope you lot come back up from a GTFC fan.

Great venue bit disorganised on gates but good standing stands for away visitors.

A brilliant experience from the moment we arrived. Helpful staff, kind supporters pointing the way to turnstiles we needed etc. a great day out

Decent small sized ground one stand is all seated the rest is terracing, stewards friendly, good day out.

Great atmosphere. The supporters were lively. Enjoyed my pie Toilets were not too disgusting

So I support Oldham Athletic and Yesterday I was on a long journey from Manchester where I live to watch my Beloved Oldham Athletic Vs Dundee United in a Friendly away. I have been keeping up with the news around Morecambe FC and there dire situation with regards to club being in a financial crisis and staff and players having not been paid for weeks and matches being cancelled etc. So I decided to write "We Support Morecambe FC" on a old Oldham Athletic shirt and take a detour to the Mazuma Stadium 🏟 to show some love and support for the Mighty Morecambe FC as I did a few years ago with our Local rivals Bury FC who were sadly expelled from the football ⚽️ league after just gaining promotion at the end of the season. Bolton Wanderers were in a similar predicament at the same time but managed to survive and now it's Morecambe and Sheffield Wednesday who are in a similar position, A few seasons ago we had an owner who was destroying our Club(Oldham Athletic) and we were hours away from going into administration but luckily local business man Frank Rotwell bought the club and then went on to buy the stadium(Boundary Park) 🏟 and the land around the ground. We then rebuilt from the bottom up and invested heavily in decent players and luckily it paid off and after a few seasons we were in the National League(Non League) and made it through to the play off finals Vs Southend United where we were 1-0 down after a few minutes of the match kicking off then we were denied a clear penalty but then another set piece and we got a penalty which we scored to make it 1-1. It was 1-1 at full time so extra time kicked off and again almost immediately Southend United scored again to make it 2-1 and we were facing being beaten and having to stay in the National League but just as we were losing faith we scored from nothing and just 2 minutes later Kian Harratt scored for Oldham Athletic to make it 3-2 with a few minutes to go until full time and we won 🏆 and we were promoted to League Two. We have everything crossed for Morecambe FC and hopefully things get sorted 🤞

Lovely promenade. I came here for parkrun, but also had a wander along the beach. Lots of sculptures about, plenty of things to see and do, and of course a great view.

Morecambe Promenade is a fantastic place to visit whether you’re walking, cycling, or just sitting with a coffee to take in the view. The wide open bay is stunning, especially at sunset, and on a clear day you can see right across to the Lake District fells. There’s a real sense of space and peace here, and the promenade itself is well-kept with plenty of spots to stop and enjoy the sea air. A great mix of seaside charm and natural beauty – definitely worth a visit!

I visited back in 2022 and loved it very much, the sea side, the monastery ruins, every thing really.

Amazing well improved, this whole area was once a dump, a forgotten town. Now it's climbing back, an up coming place fighting to become what it once was! With the Eden project just around the corner it will become a jewel again soon

Very popular and well invested promenade with easy beach access and many commercial shops with a impressive section of the bay still there when the tide is at its climax.

Lovely beach. We were let down by howling winds and rain.

Very clean prom great to see Eric! Some good pubs with live music and a large indoor market with outdoor Market at weekend shame about the big empty useable space in the middele bit of an eyesore .

Great route with fantastic views on the way. Few signs need replacing. Would recommend it to everyone.

Great location to start (or finish) the Way of the Roses!

Way of the roses, a very popular route with cyclists and walkers. A stay over at The Gateway at Hest Bank on the west coast with free cycle storage facilities and the best breakfast is the best way to start your adventure!

Just adore Morecambe it still has an old fashioned feel about the place and the view of the bay is incredible if you have never been you must go you will be surprised

We actually passed the start marker as we were walking the bay cycle way. Which we really enjoyed. Will do it again definitely…. And others.

Current location on Google maps is incorrect, the correct location is further south just past the Midland Hotel. Edit = Looks like they've fixed it now👍

Great bike ride. Highly recommended to do

Nostalgia and fun for older visitors!

Good little shop, plenty of army surplus

Unique

Brilliant

Beautiful place

Seats are completely warn out. Sank it to the chair no springs in seat and awkward angle for seating back. As a person with a disability extremely disappointed with the experience. Relatively small screen, sound was okay. All felt very tired not a good visit.

Not a bad cinema location at all. Obviously food and drink is expensive like most cinemas but the tickets were very cheap and the staff were incredibly friendly. Its old, rustic interior gave it an authentic feel which I quite enjoyed. The screens and audio themselves are up to standard, only issue is most of the time you will have to look up to see the screen as the seats aren’t levelled. Other than that, lovely experience.

Great cinema, I was really surprised at just how cheap it is. Great selection on snacks and drinks! My daughter and her friend loved it.

Very fair pricing when it comes to actual tickets- food has always been expensive there, it is a cinema so I can’t blame them following the norm. Staff are always very friendly, however I do think they need to clean the place up a bit. Outside really does need a makeover and the floors need mopping, often sticky and just sickly.

This is my local cinema, within walking distance so is perfect. Had my first bad experience tonight watching the Minecraft film but that was down to the “culture” of the fanbase. I’m very tall and in some screen rooms there is a row of seats with extra leg space which is perfect for me as I always end up with cramp or ache in my legs. Condiments are unsurprisingly overpriced but they basically just allow you to take your own stuff in anyway.

Freindly staff ..easy east access for disabled people and clean although there was abit of a musty smell on the seats but all round good experience.

cinema itself is nice and cheap, needs a bit of tlc, needs a good clean. however, I had to wipe my ass with a recipt I found at the bottom of my purse as there was no toilet paper in any of the stalls 🥲 lil traumatised

Stunning views and peaceful walks! Morecambe Bay is a hidden gem on the UK coast—perfect for sunsets and seaside relaxation.

Such a lovely beach. The tide goes out for what seems like miles. They also have a Time and Tide bell. Yet to hear it but I'll get lucky sometime.

Perfect place for Family and friends to enjoy very clean sand 🏖️with a good parking lot. Public access toilets are available & Ice Cream shop too, loved the taste

Nice views from the seafront. It was very quiet early in the morning. Lots of bikes along there. There are plenty of cafes and chippies to grab a drink and bite to eat. Although the places we tried weren't great. We will go to B&m or morrisons next time. Ice cream van was reasonably priced. There's parks for the kids to play on along the sea front. There's toilets that cost 40p along the seafront for convenience.

A very good beach and worth a visit in the summer weather.

We loved it. Loads going on today as well for the kids. Good lot of entertainment. Parking isn't too bad. Managed to park in a car park for £2.20 24 hours.

- you have to pay for the toilet - small beach area + prices and food at the to go shop are good

Huge thanks John for an excellent four days 'own boat tuition'. We were a mixed ability crew, beginner, day skipper and two very experienced but perhaps a 'little sloppy' sailors. John's educational skills were perfect for the group from simple OXO's to advanced radar. He built up our confidence sailing as a team and equipped us with many new skills to carry us safely across the waves. Annette

An absolute pleasure to complete my Seamanship Skills course with John and Deirdre at Bay Sailing School in Morecombe. John is a true Gentleman and his sailing tuition is first class with a relaxed yet professional style of coaching. John gave me the confidence to build on my existing skills (dinghy sailing L1&2), to full hands on the beautiful "Lily", their 22ft Jeanneau Sun 2000 keelboat/yacht. I have my first Flotilla holiday planned around the Greek Ionian Islands and completing the Seamanship course has provided me with solid theory and practical expertise in course management, sail trimming, boat balance, reefing (vmt), anchoring and using transits to help decision making when manouvering under power / sail, especially in the fast flowing tidal waters at Morecombe! Bay School are the real deal if you are serious about progressing your sailing experience and competence. Richly rewarding and worth every penny; thank you John and Deirdre. See you again very soon.

What a brilliant experience! I had grown up close to Morecambe Bay but never been able to sail on it before. Wonderful views - of the Lake District hills and of Morecambe itself. And the tuition Deirdre provided was superb. Everything was clearly explained and she made me feel very safe and helped me learn loads about sailing. I'll be back for more - very soon. Ged

I took the online SRC Radio course at Bay Sea School. John and Deidre were really helpful and supportive. The course was great and the assessment was very well done. Many thanks both, highly recommend.

John Parlane spent the day on board my Viko S21 yacht and helped me to completely re-rig and set up the sails correctly. We then went for a sail and John imparted an imense amount of sailing knowledge. I'm so much more confident now look forward to my next sail. His 'own-boat' sailing tuition is a must for novice and experienced sailors alike.

John and Deidre are a dream team. Both lovely people with excellent communication skills. John is really patient and provides expert tuition on his boat, Lily. He is very knowledgeable with so much experience and eager to share. We enjoyed 2 days of sailing, one of us at level 1 and one at level 2, which he makes work really well. We both are looking forward to taking further tuition in the future as we came away with so much more than we had hoped. Thanks John and Deidre.

I found john to be a excellent instructor, he makes you feel very much at ease ,his teaching style is aimed at keeping this students relaxed while they learn, i would have no problem recommending bay sea school if you would like to learn to sail.

A wonderful place to spend a day or a few hours! The park is perfect for walking and relaxing, with beautiful paths, ponds, and even a mini zoo. Families will love the playgrounds, and everyone can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. The views from the park are absolutely spectacular, especially around the Ashton Memorial. If you’re visiting Lancaster without a car, it’s easy to reach by taking bus number 18 from the city centre. Highly recommended for a relaxing day out. 🌿✨

A well kept secret in Lancashire!! A beautiful and well kept 54 acres park, so wonderful in the outskirts of Lancaster and so close to the university. The Ashton memorial is magnificent! The little zoo and butterfly house are a delight. A small fee to access the former and a parking fee for a whole day parking. Pack a picnic bag, take your friends, your pet, your loved ones, it will be a well spent day in this gorgeous place. A

We had a great time at the park. We climbed the steps to the tower, enjoyed a nice coffee at the kiosk and went on a forest walk. An absolute delight

Such a beautiful park. Visited this park in January and had great views from the top of the hill, breathtaking views out towards Morecambe Bay. Lovely cafe with plenty of seating. Perfect for a Sunday morning walk.

It's such a nice quiet place. The best for piece and calm stroll , family time with kids or walking dogs. There's a playground and dog friendly cafe

Beautiful spacious park. Great for walking, picnics, general relaxing. Views from the monument are awesome, and the butterfly house is an interesting attraction. 🦋

This is a review from Howie and Selena Wolstenholme. We had the best wedding at the Ashton Memorial in May of this year!! Beth, Tyler and the team did an amazing job of organising all our vendors and bringing our dream wedding alive. They could not do enough for us on the day. This is the most beautiful and romantic wedding venue and we highly recommend having your day here. Thank you so much for everything

Great place with a selection of shows from plays to Improv to storytelling musicals and panto. Came here for the 1st Morecambe Fringe and made friends for life. Thanks Matt Panesh for creating an inclusive creative space.

Wow! Absolutely superb entertainment right on our doorstep. This is a must experience. Morecambe has so much talent. .....rich Davenport was hillaroius a must see.

I visited the playhouse to watch the Jekyll and Hyde show...Was performed very well wasn't a dull moment and so accurate!They make you feel so welcome and are so kind when in their environment!Well done to the two men that performed for us it was lovely 😊

A small venue but a wide variety of events.. Cosy and friendly

Excellent environment to support and promote performance and confidence. Anyone can join at any level, whether wanting to perform or help with set, costume and backstage.

Great place for artists and audience to share, also does workshops for local people and groups.

Really nice friendly atmosphere made to feel like part of the community..

Lovely cafe towards the end of the pier - the perfect place for a rest stop. Indoor and outdoor seating are available to enjoy the amazing views across the bay. Good selection of menu choices, including fresh seafood. Toilets for customers only. Great service from the staff. Definitely visit again.

This is a cosy cafe 500 metres from public parking. It does a range of tasty, attractive, simple food, in a cosy, happy atmosphere, with outdoor seating for fine days. It is a great little place in a breath-taking setting, with fine views.

Wonderful place, lovely people, and the best cheesy chips in the world - the cheese: melt ratio is perfect

Just had a coffee and bacon sandwich, both good and friendly staff. We sat outside with a great view.

Great spot on the Jetty. Fantastic spot for a nice tea or a bit more if you fancy it. Cakes were lovely too.

We LOVED our trip to the Stone Gate Cafe. We were 3 generations and dined on Morecambe Bay potted shrimps on toasted crumpets with tasty salad garnish, and an egg and bacon bap, followed by really good coffee (I had affogato) and a giant slice of egg yolk coloured Jaffa cake. So friendly. Liked the painting just along from table 1. Really jolly both decor and the owners. Deservedly busy. Would go again in a flash! Thank you for having us.

Beautiful place to visit if you are in Morecambe or Lancaster, I will definitely recommend to visit The Stone Jetty. Views are beautiful and especially if you are in the right time for the high tide you'll enjoy wonderful sea, waves and seagulls in the sky. There is also nice coffee place to have a break. So just come and enjoy.

A quiet part of the promenade opposite golf course and near to Happy Mount park. Nice if you just want a rest n a view. There is a car park n burger/butty joint in car park. Good views, peaceful.

I visit this statue every time I come to Morecambe. (No tickets needed. This statue is in a public space.) Last time I visited, repairs had been undertaken, replacing tiles where possible, and gilding where this was not possible. Sadly it is again in need of repair, due, according to the sign, to frost damage last winter. But Venus and Cupid (Mother and child) is still lovely. A fitting memorial to the cockle pickers who drowned in the bay.

Lovely statue in keeping with the fab view over the bay, 5ish mins walk from Happy Mount Park. I find it nicer than central Morecambe as it's not as busy so a great part of the prom my children to ride their scooters without annoying anybody.

Parking down the road. Shame no write up to explain the story behind the sculpture or who designed it. Just notices to say no climbing or swinging on it. Mosaic finish, but due to frost the tiles are coming off.

Tiled art set just off the coastline. Pretty

A decent sculpture, but very poorly executed, feels like it's just been dumped into the mud. Currently surrounded by a wire mesh security fence which further ruins it.

One of the ugliest statues we have ever seen. Completely useless.

Park in Rylstone and walk up to the cross (bit of a lung buster) and walk onto the war memorial. Stunning views from the top. As per usual the land owner doesn't allow dogs. Just keep your dog under control and you'll be fine.

Headed over to the war memorial after visiting Rylstone Cross. Great walk along the ridge. We continued on to Thorpe Fell Trig afterwards before dropping back down into Cracoe, then back to Rylstone.

Great ridge, great monument

Good views

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