Holiday Parks in Blackpool
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Blackpool Caravan Holiday Parks
Blackpool holidays are right at the top of the conversation when it comes when it comes to UK staycations. The town’s iconic tower and pier are institutions in British holidaying history. A Blackpool caravan holiday in the summer is made complete by the stupendous pleasure beach, with incredible illuminations lighting up the promenade in autumn.
Both of our Blackpool holiday parks are a great base for exploring all that makes this Lancashire town such a special place to holiday. To the north, you’ll find Cala Gran, close to the fantastic Cleveleys Beach and backed by the River Wyre. Further south, you’ll find Marton Mere, close to a wonderful wetland nature reserve. Fancy bringing your dog? Check out our dog friendly holidays to Blackpool.
Within easy reach of Blackpool's top attractions, from the Tower and Pleasure Beach to the Zoo, Marton Mere also enjoys a quiet location by a nature reserve.
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor lazy river
- Entertainment venue
- Visit the Blackpool illuminations (nearby)
Three great things about Blackpool
The entertainment capital of Britain
Looking for a good old time at the seaside? There really is no place quite like Blackpool to host you. A bustling promenade is made complete by the impressive Blackpool Tower, an entertainment icon.
Attractions as far as the eye can see
A great place for a family holiday with all generations, you’re never stuck for something to do in Blackpool. From rides and illuminations to trams and amusements, there’s every ingredient needed for a memory-making holiday.
An iconic seaside theme park
Blackpool’s Pleasure Beach is one of the UK’s most recognised coastal attractions. Since 1896 this theme park has been thrilling holidaymakers with its variety of exciting rides for all ages.
Head up the Blackpool Tower – not only can you see for miles, but you can chuck in a visit to its historic ballroom and the gruesome Blackpool Tower Dungeon. Or try the daddy of all theme parks: Blackpool Pleasure Beach. It's got over 125 rides and attractions. And the three piers are lined with shows, rides and arcades, while the Winter Gardens theatre mixes musicals, plays, singers and comedians. For a change of pace, take the little ones to Blackpool Zoo or Sea Life Blackpool.
Sea Life Blackpool
Ride the Blackpool trams
Blackpool Zoo
Blackpool Tower
Sandcastle Waterpark
Visit the Blackpool illuminations
Walk the Blackpool coastline
Head to the Galleon Bar
Visit the Lancashire countryside
Popular places near Blackpool
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What our park team love about Blackpool
Blackpool has so much to do, from themed bars to live cabaret venues. If you’re looking for a nice meal then I would recommend the Beach House Bistro and Bar on Blackpool seafront.
Farmer Parrs Animal World is just across the road and has sheep, donkeys, llamas and a feeding area. My boys love to go!
Frequently asked questions
Blackpool sits neatly on the west coast of Lancashire, looking out on the Irish Sea. Its coastal location has made it an iconic destination for British holidays for decades.
The iconic Blackpool Tower dominates the town’s skyline and was the tallest building in the Commonwealth of Nations when it was first built in 1894.
Blackpool is one of two places in the UK with a surviving first-generation town tramway. An awesome way to get around the town, the transport has become an attraction in itself.
You won’t be stuck for things to do in Blackpool, with the seafront offering mile after mile of family-friendly fun that everyone can get involved in.
There are so many changes of scenery. From the hustle and bustle of the centre of town to the quieter sands along the north of the Fylde Coast, there is variety in abundance.
Blackpool is easily accessible from all of the UK’s biggest cities, offering a stress-free staycation without too long in the car or the regular admin that comes with traveling internationally.
There are two fantastic Blackpool holiday parks in the Haven family, both offering memories that last a lifetime for all our guests. The magnificent Marton Mere is on the outskirts of the town and is named after the quaint nature reserve that it neighbours. This quiet location is within walking distance of all the sights and sounds that make Blackpool special. Cala Gran Holiday Park is five miles north along the Fylde Coast, offering a lovely backdrop just a short distance from the legendary Cleveleys Beach.
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