Blackpool campsites
Here's one town hard to ignore! This coastal twinkler in Lancashire catches your eye with its famous Tower- bursting with a Tower Ballroom and Tower Dungeon- and Promenade, seven miles of award-winning golden beaches and world famous Blackpool Illuminations. Blackpool campsites take you to the heart of the action, in a town that has it all, but also open up natural wonders such as The Forest of Bowland and Morecambe Bay.
18 Blackpool campsites
Ream Hills Holiday Park
Weeton, Blackpool, Lancashire (3.6 miles)
Touring and luxury glamping with domes and a helicopter, enjoy onsite watersports just ten minutes from Blackpool.
4.66 /5
Stanley Villa Farm Fishing and Camping
Preston, Lancashire (5.2 miles)
Charming camping pods and bell tents, just 15 minutes from Blackpool. Wood fired hot tubs and campfires!
4.61 /5
Bowland Lakes Leisure Village
Forton, Preston, Lancashire (14.9 miles)
Glamping pods and stylish lodges set by beautiful lakes, in easy reach of the Forest of Bowland. Fishing on site.
Lakeside Caravan Park Certificated Location
Blackpool, Lancashire (2.6 miles)
An adult only 3 acre park and fishing lake down a quaint country lane, with pitches for caravans and motorhomes.
Pipers Height Caravan Park
Blackpool, Lancashire (3.2 miles)
The perfect touring caravan park for exploring the Fylde Coast, less than 15 mins from Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
Beechwood Caravan Site Certificated Location
Thornton Cleveleys, Blackpool, Lancashire (3.3 miles)
Quaint, relaxing caravan site close to Blackpool Pleasure Beach and a short walk to Cleveley's sandy beach.
Old Mill House
Singleton, Poulton Le Fylde, Lancashire (4.4 miles)
A small, peaceful site with just five pitches - ideally situated for exploring Blackpool.
Kneps Farm Holiday Caravan Park
Stanah, Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire (4.8 miles)
Family friendly, award winning touring holiday park with camping pods and onsite play area, gym and shop.
Windy Harbour Holiday Park
Little Singleton, Blackpool, Lancashire (5.2 miles)
Only 6 miles from Blackpool, the park is a family friendly touring getaway with a Jacuzzi and heated pool.
Charoland Farm
Greenhalgh, Preston, Lancashire (5.7 miles)
Adult only, friendly and peaceful tent and caravan site set on a small working farm. Dog friendly.
Smithy Farm Campsite
Esprick, Kirkham, Lancashire (5.8 miles)
A family friendly campsite with just 15 pitches, fun animals to meet and a tasty farm shop. Set near Blackpool.
The Birley Arms Certificated Location
Warton, Preston, Lancashire (7.1 miles)
A members only touring site, set at a hotel with bar and delicious restaurant, just a few miles from a beach.
Boothfield House Caravan Park
Preesall, Blackpool, Lancashire (8.3 miles)
Situated on the coast at Preesall, with great access to Blackpool, Fleetwood, Garstang and Preston.
Donkey Creek Farm Caravan Site
Freckleton, Preston, Lancashire (8.9 miles)
Set on the Fylde Coast, with hardstanding fully serviced pitches by the Lancashire Coastal Way - dog friendly.
Sandvilla Stays
Lancaster, Lancashire (11.9 miles)
Tranquil touring with good access from the M6, set close to Lancaster. Family friendly with alpacas on site.
Moss Wood Caravan Park
Cockerham, Lancaster, Lancashire (12.4 miles)
A dog friendly touring park set in idyllic countryside, a short hop from Lancaster and the Forest of Bowland AONB.
Claylands Park
Cabus, Preston, Lancashire (13.9 miles)
A park with superb fishing in a well stocked lake, set by the River Wyre and overlooking The Trough of Bowland.
Jacksmere Camping
Scarisbrick, Southport, Lancashire (14.2 miles)
Tranquil and family friendly farm campsite with tent pitches just ten minutes to Southport beach. Dogs welcome.
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Things to do in Blackpool
Blackpool’s a busy coastal spot in the north west of England that provokes strong reactions from visitors. There is no shortage of fantastic things to see and do here that will entice younger and older visitors alike, and they’re all statement attractions.
Anyone who loves the seaside will enjoy a walk among the retro feel of Blackpool's North Pier and Central Pier, while a visit to Blackpool Pleasure Beach, home to the Big One rollercoaster, will get hearts racing and turn knuckles white.
Don’t miss the world-famous Blackpool Illuminations, that turn six miles of promenade into a glittering festival of light and magic as the sky darkens.
A trip to the Blackpool Tower, a Grade 1 listed building, offers superb panoramic views, a circus, a ballroom and a fun indoor play area for kids. The Blackpool Tower Eye is a glass-floored skywalk, below which the town races by, as if populated by ants. You can even walk out to stand above the stormy Irish Sea, if you’ve a head for heights. Next, get into the back story of what you’ve seen in the evocative 4D cinema.
In the very same building, you’ll find the Tower Ballroom. It’s a stylish affair for taking tea and getting your dancing feet going to Wurlitzer music. In stark contrast, even deeper in the venue you’ll find Blackpool Tower Dungeon which is not for the faint of heart! It features scary rides and horrific characters from the past bringing history alive.
Animal lovers can have a whale of a time at Blackpool Zoo, getting up close and personal with amazing creatures. Pretty Stanley Park and Marton Mere Local Nature Reserve are tranquil locations for visitors seeking quiet relaxation and a moment away from the buzzing town.
The Grand Theatre Blackpool is the spot to find hit shows, and it’s surrounded by plenty of pubs and restaurants for visitors seeking nightlife entertainment. The seaside is thronged with entertainment as the weekend gets started.
Take selfies with the lifelike waxworks at Madame Tussauds Blackpool and the fascinating objects at Ripley's Believe It Or Not! will fill you with curiosity, home to all that’s weird and wonderful.
After that, satisfy your curiosity about the sea at SEA LIFE Blackpool, crammed with intriguing sea creatures and then bring the kids to the ultimate in pirate based fun – Coral Island theme park.
Sightseers can also visit interesting nearby locations such as the town of Morecambe and Morecambe Bay, the beautiful Forest of Bowland AONB, as well as the city of Preston and further afield Manchester.