Best Attractions near Bowland Wild Boar Park

A tranquil picnic spot and scenic trailhead nestled in Lancashire’s lush countryside, perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

A charming farm-based distillery near Preston crafting award-winning gin with rustic charm, cozy tastings, and lively events.

Experience the awe-inspiring Whalley Arches, Lancashire’s longest brick viaduct, blending Victorian engineering with stunning Ribble Valley scenery.

A stunning 48-arch brick railway viaduct soaring over Lancashire’s Ribble Valley, blending Victorian engineering with gothic echoes of nearby Whalley Abbey.

Explore the majestic 14th-century East Gatehouse of Whalley Abbey, a historic gateway to Lancashire’s rich medieval monastic heritage.

A vast and tranquil Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering wild moorlands, historic villages, rich wildlife, and unforgettable outdoor adventures.

Explore the serene ruins of Sawley Abbey, a historical landmark in Clitheroe, perfect for history lovers and serene nature retreats.

Experience Lancashire’s beloved working farm with hands-on animal encounters, play areas, and farm-made ice cream for all ages.

A whimsical and iconic outdoor sculpture celebrating creativity amid the scenic landscapes of Langho, Blackburn.

Historic high point near Clitheroe offering stunning views, Bronze Age rock art, and links to the Pendle Witch Trials.

A peaceful green haven in Great Harwood blending remembrance, vibrant gardens, and active sports facilities.

Explore 700 years of Tudor history and heritage at Samlesbury Hall, a captivating medieval manor near Preston with timeless charm.

Explore Pendle Hill’s legendary landscapes, rich history, and breathtaking views in the heart of Lancashire’s countryside.

Discover the peaceful trails and rich Viking heritage of Preston’s serene Viking Woodland, a natural haven for wildlife and relaxation.

Explore Brockholes, Lancashire’s award-winning floating nature reserve blending innovation, wildlife, and family fun in a stunning riverside setting.

A striking 1960s hexagonal tower at Forton Services on the M6, blending Brutalist design with panoramic views and rich motorway heritage.

Explore five centuries of Lancashire military heritage in one of England's largest regimental collections.

A vibrant shopping centre blending mainstream and independent stores in the heart of Blackburn’s town centre.

Explore 480 acres of woodlands, sports facilities, and heritage at Blackburn’s beloved Witton Country Park.

A serene Victorian park where heritage charm meets family-friendly recreation in Blackburn's green heart.

Explore Hoghton Tower, a majestic Tudor manor steeped in royal history, dramatic battles, and stunning panoramic views in Lancashire.

Discover the enchanting blend of Jacobean architecture, Victorian grandeur, and expansive woodland at Gawthorpe Hall in Lancashire.

Discover Preston’s whimsical tribute to Wallace and Gromit, a charming bronze statue celebrating the beloved claymation duo and their local creator.

A vibrant and accessible shopping hub in Preston, blending high street brands, independent stores, and family-friendly amenities.

Victorian parkland where woodland serenity meets family fun along Preston's waterways.

Discover Preston’s Victorian riverside gem with tranquil gardens, scenic walks, and vibrant community charm along the River Ribble.

A Victorian folly crowning Blacko Hill, Blacko Tower offers sweeping Lancashire views wrapped in history and mystery.

A peaceful memorial park in Nelson blending natural beauty, historic remembrance, and family-friendly recreation.

Step back in time on a heritage steam train through Preston’s historic docklands, surrounded by vintage locomotives and riverside views.

Discover Lancashire’s heritage through historic architecture, witch trials lore, tranquil gardens, and local culture at Pendle Heritage Centre.

Explore the tranquil ancient earthworks of Lostock Hall Henge, a prehistoric ceremonial site nestled in Preston's peaceful landscape.

East Lancashire’s inclusive shopping hub with over 85 stores, sensory-friendly facilities, and a family-focused atmosphere in the heart of Burnley.

Historic green space in Barnoldswick honoring WWI fallen with peaceful paths, a junior cycleway, and community spirit for all ages.

Lancaster Leisure Park blends antiques, farm-fresh shopping, and family dining in a lively, welcoming setting on Wyresdale Road.

Discover vibrant butterflies and exotic mini-beasts in the tropical Butterfly House nestled within Lancaster’s scenic Williamson Park.

Historic parkland crowned by an iconic Edwardian memorial, offering woodland walks, tropical butterflies, and sweeping views to Morecambe Bay.

Lancaster’s iconic Edwardian Baroque folly, the Ashton Memorial, crowns Williamson Park with stunning views and rich history.

Discover Alkincoats Park, Colne’s historic and scenic green space offering gardens, sports, and family-friendly fun across 38 acres.

Experience majestic birds of prey up close in a tranquil woodland sanctuary near Preston, with daily flying displays and conservation education.

Explore 650 acres of woodlands, meadows, and heritage gardens in this sustainable Lancashire country park, open year-round for all ages.

Explore Marsden Park’s rich Tudor heritage, scenic gardens, and vibrant community spaces in the heart of Nelson, Lancashire.

Historic maritime dock and peaceful marina village offering scenic canal walks, wildlife spotting, and a glimpse into Lancashire’s seafaring heritage.

Explore the world’s last steam-powered weaving mill and step back into Lancashire’s rich cotton industry heritage at Queen Street Mill Textile Museum.

A majestic 1906 tribute in Dalton Square celebrating Queen Victoria and Victorian-era luminaries with rich symbolism and historic artistry.

Explore the iconic Centurion Tank monument in Leyland, a powerful symbol of British military engineering and industrial heritage.

Discover the tranquil charm of Hatch Brook Waterfall, a hidden natural gem nestled in Lancashire’s scenic woodlands near Chorley.

Explore the tranquil ruins and majestic chapter house of Cockersand Abbey, a serene medieval landmark steeped in Lancashire’s rich monastic history.

Discover Lancaster’s rich history and military heritage in a stunning Georgian former town hall with immersive galleries and fine art exhibitions.

Historic Hornby Castle rises above the Lune Valley, blending medieval roots, Victorian Gothic charm, and renowned gardens in a private English estate.

Step into 18th-century Lancaster at The Cottage Museum, a tiny immersive home showcasing working-class life and rich local history.

Step into Lancaster’s oldest townhouse to explore Georgian elegance, Gillows furniture, childhood nostalgia, and a complex local history beneath the castle walls.

Discover the rich history and stunning architecture of Lancaster Castle, a must-see historical landmark in the heart of Lancaster, England.

Historic Towneley Hall in Burnley: centuries-old family estate turned museum with fine art, Baroque interiors, and expansive public parkland.

Explore Lancaster’s maritime heritage and the city’s complex history in immersive Georgian quay buildings by the River Lune.

Explore the evocative ruins of Extwistle Hall, a 16th-century Tudor manor perched on Lancashire’s scenic moorland.

Explore the ancient earthworks of Halton Castle, a Norman motte and bailey fortress overlooking the scenic River Lune valley near Lancaster.

A welcoming bike shop and cafe in Settle offering bike hire, repairs, accessories, and vegan-friendly refreshments for Yorkshire Dales adventurers.

Discover the breathtaking Lune Aqueduct in Lancaster, a stunning feat of Victorian engineering and a picturesque tourist attraction.

Explore Britain’s rich commercial vehicle heritage in Leyland’s historic museum, from vintage trucks to the iconic Pope mobile.

Discover ethical shopping, local flavors, and welcoming café vibes at Watershed Mill, Settle’s vibrant retail and visitor centre.

Experience Burnley’s iconic wind-powered sculpture that sings haunting melodies while offering stunning panoramic views of the Pennines.

Discover timeless antiques and savor classic British tea room delights in the heart of Haslingden’s vibrant Rossendale community.

Discover the enchanting 40-foot Scaleber Force waterfall nestled in a tranquil limestone gorge within Yorkshire’s scenic Scaleber Wood.

A peaceful 1.3-mile woodland trail leading to Ingleborough Cave, blending natural beauty, family-friendly walking, and access to Yorkshire Dales adventure.