Stroll along the promenade, take in the incredible views of the city and sea from the top of Blackpool Tower, or enjoy a fun day out at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. There’s so much to see and do in Blackpool and we’re lucky enough to have a camping and touring park located just 15 minutes away from the sights and bright lights of this popular seaside resort. Our Blackpool campsite, Marton Mere Holiday Village, is a lively camping and touring park with an 84-pitch flat, grassy touring and camping area.
Marton Mere’s touring and camping park is the perfect spot to explore Blackpool, from its iconic tower to classic seaside attractions.
Blackpool is awash with things to do, adding more than a hint of variety to any break. From beaches to aquariums, parks to trams, you won’t be short of something to grab your attention in this gem of the North West.
Blackpool comes alive after dark with options ranging from the famous free Illuminations and ballroom dancing at the 1894 Tower Ballroom, to cabaret shows, ghost walks, and lively music venues open until the early hours.
Blackpool Illuminations run August to early January along six miles of the Promenade. Dating to 1879, the free show now features over a million LED lamps, 3D projections and an annual celebrity Switch On.
Preston offers a brilliant mix of outdoor parks, Roman history, live entertainment, and family-friendly fun. Highlights include the Victorian Avenham Park, Ribchester Roman Museum, Preston Guild Hall, and the wildlife haven at Brockholes Nature Reserve.
Blackpool offers a brilliant range of water parks for all ages, from Haven's family-friendly Splash Zones at Marton Mere and Cala Gran to the UK's largest indoor waterpark, Sandcastle, and the adrenaline-fuelled Blackpool Wake Park.
Blackpool delivers a dazzling 2027 events calendar featuring world-class dance festivals, huge outdoor concerts, and the spectacular Lightpool projections, all located near Haven’s Marton Mere and Cala Gran holiday parks.
Lancashire packs in a remarkable range of experiences, from Lancaster Castle's 1,000-year history and the Forest of Bowland's natural beauty to Blackpool Pleasure Beach's thrilling rides and unique windswept sculptures like the Singing Ringing Tree.
Blackpool offers far more than its famous Illuminations. From the iconic Tower and golden seven-mile beach to Sandcastle Waterpark, Stanley Park, and a historic tram network, the town packs plenty of daytime fun for all ages.
Lytham St Annes packs in coastal walks, heritage sites, and family fun. Stroll Victorian St Annes Pier, explore Lytham Hall's Georgian grandeur, enjoy water sports at Fairhaven Lake, or tee off at Royal Lytham's world-renowned golf course.