Blackpool Caravan Holidays and Holiday Parks
The resort sits at the end of the M55 motorway on the Lancashire coastline, between the Ribble and Wyre estuaries, to the north of Preston and to the south of Cumbria.
As well as a seaside resort, the town is one of the most populous in Lancashire and has developed into popular holiday destination for caravan holidaymakers thanks to a big choice of holiday parks, including those owned by the larger operators.
Blackpool Holiday Parks
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Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Blackpool as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Blackpool caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Blackpool on the Lancashire coast.
Blackpool Caravan Holidays
The resort is known for it’s all action nature, with everything from nightclubs to white knuckle rides to late night shows but the resort also remains popular with couples and families.
Blackpool Attractions
Blackpool is a resort with a near never ending list of attractions which makes it great in terms of no matter what you like to do whilst on holiday, the chances ae that you can do it in the resort but it also makes it difficult to fit everything in!
The resorts promenade is the place to be for many holidaymakers at is here where the resort really comes alive and it is on the 7 miles of seafront promenade that the majority of Blackpool’s most popular attractions are located.
The iconic tramway runs from Starrgate, just to the south of Blackpool to Fleetwood to the north. As well as an interesting trip and a great way to see the 7 miles of Blackpool promenade, the tramway also makes it easy to explore all that Blackpool and the nearby coastline has to offer.
The one attraction that you cannot miss in Blackpool is the iconic Blackpool Tower, which sits in the middle of the resort and offers everything from an aquarium to a ballroom to an observation deck complete with a glass floor.
Throughout the autumn and winter the seafront comes alive with 1000’s and 1000’s of lightbulbs as the resorts illuminations take over and if you have never experienced the illuminations in Blackpool, it is one of those much see events that is great for adults and kids alike.
Split almost evenly along the seafront are the towns 3 piers; South Pier, Central Pier and North Pier, each of which offer their own unique style and attractions.
To the south of the resort is the Blackpool Pleasure Beach, a theme park offering a great mix of rides and shows for the whole family to enjoy including the iconic Big One, which dominates the skyline of the southern end of Blackpool.
Across from the Pleasure Beach is the Sandcastle Water Park whilst from the southern tip of the prom to the northern tip is a range of attractions including many of Europe’s largest amusement arcades.
Away from the seafront there is still lots on offeror holidaymakers including Stanley Park and the Winter Gardens.
There are numerous venues for theatregoers to enjoy shows, with the Pleasure Beach putting world class productions throughout the holiday season.
The central and North piers offer shows and acts including leading comedians whilst the towns Winter Gardens and Opera House offering everything from major sporting events to West End musicals.
Location
Blackpool is located on the Lancashire coast, 15 miles northwest of Preston and close to the Cumbrian border in the North West of England.
There is a good motorway network to the town which makes it easy to reach from all parts of the UK and there are also regular train services from most northern towns and cities.
Transport
Blackpool sits at the western end of the M55 motorway which links to the M6 which makes it easy to reach the resort from all parts of the UK.
Blackpool also has 2 train station with the resort Blackpool North station offering long distance services to most towns and cities across northern England, central England and up to Scotland whilst nationwide connection can be made from the nearby Manchester.
There are numerous long distance coach services to Blackpool so no matter if you have your own transport or rely on public transport, the resort is easy to reach.
Out and About
To the south of the resort is the town of Lytham St Annes which offers a traditional seaside day out.
To the north and easily reached via the Blackpool tramway are the seaside towns of Cleveleys and Fleetwood.
Further north and around an hour away is the iconic Lake District which popular with hikers and walkers but there are also great attractions and the chance to take in some of the country’s most stunning locations.
As well as the Lakes and Mountains that you instantly think off with the Lake District, simply exploring the small villages and hamlets really gives you an insight into the area and makes a break from the often overcrowded visitor resorts of Windermere etc.
Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Blackpool as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Blackpool caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Blackpool on the Lancashire coast.
Blackpool is home to lots of caravan holiday parks including those owned and operated by the biggest caravan holiday park companies.