Open throughout the year, Smithy Leisure Park offers a tranquil escape just beyond the bustling market town of Garstang. Enveloped by the picturesque Lancaster to Preston canal, the park features its own fishing lake and an all-weather bowling green. Set amidst open countryside, it provides breathtaking views across the Trough of Bowland, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and recreation.
Smithy Leisure Park
Nestled on the River Wyre, River Calder, and Lancaster Canal, Garstang sits at the eastern edge of the Fylde Coast, with the majestic Forest of Bowland to its east. This charming town regularly shines in the Small Town Category of the Britain in Bloom competition and has even made a cameo in Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights! Every August, Garstang buzzes with excitement as it hosts its vibrant arts festival and traditional agricultural show.
Nearby, a dairy crafts the award-winning Garstang Blue cheese, a treat for any cheese lover. The town boasts a delightful array of bars, cafes, pubs, and restaurants, alongside a Golf and Country Club for leisure seekers.
Venturing further, you’ll discover the Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering a picturesque escape. Until 1974, The Trough of Bowland marked the border between Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire, but after the reshuffle, Lancashire gained even more of this enchanting forest.
The valley’s unspoilt countryside, with its rolling hills and sparkling streams, has earned it the nickname “the Switzerland of England.” Westward lies the Fylde Coast, a string of lively coastal resorts offering endless attractions. Whether you’re up for bracing walks, the dazzling illuminations of Blackpool, or the refined charm of Lytham, there’s something here for everyone!
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Key Features
- Pet Friendly
- Transport Link
- Gated Development









