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Blackpool Holiday House - garden & free parking.
This entire holiday house is a true ‘home from home’. Proudly in the top 10% of homes! Perfect for those who want to be close to the town centre, but just far enough away to enjoy the peace and quiet of a friendly residential neighbourhood. Situated just 1 mile away from the town centre, promenade, Tower, Winter Gardens and just a short stroll to the beautiful award-winning Stanley Park. Free permit parking x1 car. Patio garden. Breakfast essentials included. Pet friendly, £15 per stay.

Opulent townhouse in the heart of Poulton-le-fylde
Enjoy a stylish experience at this spacious townhouse in the heart of Poulton-le-Fylde. The modern house, sited adjacent to the station, is well equipped with everything you need to enjoy your stay. With 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a top floor private terrace and a front balcony to catch the best of the afternoon sun. All bedroom have TVs with access to Sky, Prime and Netflix. It’s fantastic location is within easy walking distance to all restaurants, bars, supermarkets and the train station.

Six The Cottage - Luxury Cottage in Churchtown
Unique Grade II listed cottage situated in the quaint village of Churchtown. Please note that we have a strict NO parties/gatherings policy at the cottage. The cottage is refurbished to a high standard. The internal accommodation comprises of sitting room, diner kitchen and drawing room/conservatory. There is a bathroom with bath and shower facilities. The double bedroom is situated in the eaves above the sitting room. Externally boasts an enclosed rear garden and driveway for two cars.

Rose cottage cabin by the sea
CONTACT ME BEFORE BOOKING.. It’s a NON SMOKING Cabins The log cabins are self contained which offers the perfect peaceful countryside setting for relaxing getaway and only stone throw away from the beach and Blackpool promenade (2 miles) The cabins are within the 2 acres grounds of the main property, it is completely separated by garden fence to offer privacy to our guest. A path alongside offer access to your second log cabin that host a large Hot Tub for a small additional cost Min 2 Nights

Unique 2 Bedroom Apartment in the Ideal Location
A Tranquil and Beautiful First Floor Apartment in the heart of Blackpool South Shore. Within walking distance to all major attractions and Pleasure Beach Train Station. Upon arrival, You are greeted by a quaint and secluded courtyard leading to a private staircase and entrance to your apartment. Inside you will find 2 very comfortable bedrooms, a relaxing living room, fully equipped kitchen, a dining space and unique bathroom facilities. Shops, restaurants and pubs are all on your doorstep.

Pet-friendly house with local pubs & restaurants
A beautiful 1863 home in the heart of historic Croston, opposite the village green with two dog-friendly pubs and excellent restaurants. Enjoy a tempting mix of takeaways nearby including luxury pizzas, Thai, curries, and top-notch fish and chips. The south-facing enclosed garden is ideal for unwinding with a drink in the sunshine. Scenic riverside and countryside walks start right from the doorstep. A key box at the front door means you can arrive whenever suits you. We’d love to host you!

Stunning Seaview Loft-style Penthouse Apartment
EXCLUSIVE SEA VIEW PENTHOUSE LOFT APARTMENT Custom designed penthouse apartment, Sea view, park view, balcony, log fire, 200” cinema. Blackpool’s premium loft-style executive apartment. Enjoy uninterrupted Sea & park views from the lounge / balcony. Designer kitchen & bathroom with walk in spa-shower. Full surround sound 200-inch cinema experience. Real log fire and wood floors throughout for a unique loft experience. Unlimited 5GWifi, keyless locks, central heating & EV charge point.

Tower View, Centre, Seaside Skyline. Free parking
Tower on your doorstep! House is in the perfect spot for family’s and friend groups. Very close to Winter gardens and Tower. Perfect for any dancing competitions. Real town centre location with parking! Free parking on site. Quirky and comfortable. 4 double rooms 2 with an additional single bed. Modern kitchen just a super fun house Two bathrooms, one with a bath. 2 social areas in the house for kids and adults, with Large TV, very comfortable. Perfect for work or pleasure.

Studio apartment in Bispham, Blackpool FY2
Just a 2 minute walk from Blackpool promenade, this recently refurbished studio apartment features a brand new separate kitchen area and a seperate bathroom area. The lounge area acts as the bedroom as well with a brand new double bed with a very comfortable Emma mattress. Free parking available for up to two vehicles and is just a 2 minute walk to the promenade with access to the tram which can take you into Blackpool, Bispham, Cleveleys and Fleetwood.

Sea view Central Large 1bed apartment
The Carousel Suite- First floor, gorgeous large 1 bedroom apartment, central location, opposite the North Pier with stunning sea view. Large open plan kitchen, dining and lounge room. You will be right in the middle of Blackpool town centre, 5 mins walk to the tower, winter gardens, grand theatre and local restaurants/bars/clubs all nearby. This unit is above a local Pan Asian restaurant.

Cosy, one bed cottage in Heart of Lytham
Moss Cottage is perfectly located just a short stroll from the heart of Lytham. Whether you’re drawn to stylish bars and restaurants, boutique shopping, or classic fish and chips by the green, Lytham offers something for everyone to enjoy. Please note: While we don’t charge a regular cleaning fee, a £30 pet fee applies if you’re bringing a dog.

'The Retreat' Seaside Oasis Garden Spa & Hot Tub
Welcome to 'The Retreat'! This 3-floor townhouse is on Cleveleys beachfront. Enjoy the spa garden with a hot tub, sauna, and outdoor shower. Unwind in the private cinema room and bar. 5-min walk to town center, shops, bars, restaurants, and tram stop. Blkpool North Train Station is a 10-min drive, and Pleasure Beach is 20-min away.
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When is the best time to visit Blackpool?
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| Avg. price | £77 | £81 | £84 | £91 | £98 | £91 | £101 | £104 | £91 | £94 | £85 | £88 |
| Avg. temp | 5°C | 5°C | 7°C | 9°C | 12°C | 15°C | 16°C | 16°C | 14°C | 11°C | 8°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Blackpool?
Visitors often choose to stay around the Promenade for easy beach access, in the quieter North Shore area for a more relaxed atmosphere, or in South Shore near entertainment venues. Neighborhoods near the seafront keep you close to classic attractions and dining options.
What are the best things to do in Blackpool with kids?
Families frequently explore the Blackpool Pleasure Beach amusement park, the Blackpool Tower with its attractions, and the large aquarium known as SEA LIFE Blackpool. Sandcastle Waterpark is also popular for its indoor slides and pools.
What are some of the best things to do in Blackpool?
Explore the Blackpool Tower for panoramic views, stroll the lively piers, or enjoy classic seaside rides at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Walking along the Promenade is often recommended for its atmosphere and variety of attractions.
How is the weather in Blackpool?
Blackpool has cool winters around 36–46°F (2–8°C), and mild summers reaching 55–68°F (13–20°C), with rainfall spread throughout the year. Breezy days are common near the seafront, so packing layers and a light rain jacket is useful.
What are the best places to visit in Blackpool?
The Blackpool Tower, the three historic piers, and Blackpool Pleasure Beach are among the most popular attractions to explore. Stanley Park is also often noted for its landscaped gardens and family-friendly spaces.
What are some hiking trails in Blackpool?
While Blackpool is known for its promenade walks and beachfront strolls, Stanley Park features landscaped paths ideal for gentle walking. For more nature-focused trails, visitors sometimes explore routes in nearby green spaces or coastal reserves.
What are some family activities we can do in Blackpool?
Families can discover interactive exhibits at Madame Tussauds, enjoy arcades and shows on the Central Pier, or experience underwater life at SEA LIFE Blackpool. The beach itself provides space for games, sandcastles, and picnics.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Blackpool?
Consider exploring the historic city of Lancaster, the traditional seaside town of Lytham St Annes, or natural landscapes around the Forest of Bowland. These nearby destinations bring together local heritage and scenic countryside.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Blackpool?
Many accommodations in Blackpool welcome pets, especially around quieter areas such as North Shore or within walking distance of the Promenade. Green spaces like Stanley Park also make it convenient for travelers with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Blackpool?
Layered clothing and a windproof jacket help with unpredictable seaside weather, and comfortable shoes make the most of pier and Promenade walks. Local transport is available for getting around, and tickets to popular attractions are sometimes easier to arrange in advance during busy seasons.
What is Blackpool known for?
Blackpool is known for its vibrant seaside atmosphere, the iconic Blackpool Tower, and the traditional illuminations that light up the town for much of the year. The piers, amusement parks, and entertainment venues are also key parts of its cultural identity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Blackpool?
Visitors sometimes seek out the ornate architecture and art deco features in Stanley Park, or independent galleries and cafés tucked around the town center. The nearby Blackpool Model Village and Gardens is also mentioned as a quieter spot to explore.
What are the best foods to try in Blackpool?
Fish and chips by the seaside is frequently suggested, along with locally made Blackpool rock, a traditional boiled sweet. Many visitors also enjoy Lancashire specialties like butter pie and fresh-baked pies from independent bakeries.
What should I bring for a trip to Blackpool?
Pack layered clothing, a water-resistant jacket for breezy and rainy days, and comfortable shoes for walking on beaches or piers. Sunglasses and a hat are useful for sunny days, while a small backpack makes carrying essentials easy during outings.
What is the nightlife in Blackpool like?
Blackpool has a lively nightlife scene with a mix of bars, comedy venues, and live shows, particularly around the town center and Promenade. Many visitors join in at cabaret clubs or enjoy music-filled evenings at beachfront venues.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Blackpool?
Blackpool has the Illuminations, lighting up the seafront in late summer and autumn, which are among the most popular annual events. The World Fireworks Championship also draws visitors, alongside music and arts festivals throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Blackpool?
Family-friendly rentals are available throughout Blackpool, especially near the seafront, North Shore, and residential neighborhoods close to parks. Many places provide easy access to attractions, dining, and open spaces for children to play.
When is the best time to visit Blackpool?
Late spring through early autumn is frequently suggested for visiting Blackpool, when temperatures are milder and outdoor attractions are in full swing. Many popular events and illuminations also take place during this period.
All about Blackpool
Cheerfully flamboyant, Blackpool is a town whose greatest wish is to entertain you. Developed as a seaside resort for holidaymakers in the 19th century, it’s a joyously kitschy mix of ornate Victorian architecture and modern attractions, including one of the UK’s most famous fairgrounds and theme parks at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. The seafront and its three piers are crammed with entertainment, and famed for the light festivals that have enlivened it every September for 140 years. Old-school glamor lingers on in the magnificent Winter Gardens pavilion, with its Opera House, Pavilion Theatre, and sumptuous interiors. Music and dance remain a major draw here: the Blackpool Tower Ballroom is considered the spiritual home of ballroom dancing in the UK.
What are the top things to do in Blackpool?
Blackpool Tower
Inspired by the Eiffel Tower, this 518-foot construction was the tallest man-made structure in the UK when it opened in 1894. When visibility is good, it can be seen from as far away as Wales. More than a mere viewing platform, it’s also home to a renowned architect’s famous ballroom, and even has its own resident circus.
Stanley Park
Pleasure gardens have always been part of the town’s charm, and none can beat this 390-acre landscape to the east of central Blackpool. Designed in 1926, it incorporates formal Italian gardens, woodland, a boating lake, and a number of historic buildings, including a gorgeous Art Deco café. It’s also home to Blackpool Model Village.
North Shore
While the South Shore—which runs from the Central Pier to the South Pier — is busier and brassier, the section of beach that extends from the North Pier all the way to Bispham is like walking through a bygone age. Its promenade includes long curved colonnades, and is dotted with ornately roofed shelters, benches, and lampposts. The clifftop walk once you reach Bispham is a great place to watch the waves of the Irish Sea come crashing ashore.
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