Audley Sports Centre is a good place to come and visit at,the sports centre is always busy and…read morepacked out.The sports centre has got a lot of programs going on all the time.

Audley Sports Centre has got facilities like a gym and also a small centre for meetings as well…read more You can also play football here inside if you become a member here as well, Their prices here are decent but their gym is too small plus they have no swimming pool here either as well.

The Brew Bar & Lounge is in the Worsley Marriott Hotel and Country Club. Just off the lobby and…read morecourtyard patio, it has a full service bar and moderate menu, with starters, burgers and sandwiches, salads, and larger entrees. Service was quick, but as the bar fills (after business hours) it can slow and we had to wave down waitstaff for the next round. I had the steak ciabatta; the bread was toasted and crisp. The steak was tender, done medium and cut on the bias into small slices, making it more manageable on a sandwich. Topped with caramelized onions, tomato, rocket (arugula) and mayo, it was a delicious choice. With a side of fries, that were crispy and golden brown. The club salad with chicken was a good size, and fresh as expected. There is limited seating at the bar (about 8 stools) but ample sofas and chairs in the lounge areas, and several four-top tables for dining. As a hotel guest, you can charge to your room, or pay by cash or card. A nice spot to unwind and have drinks and dinner, or grab a cocktail or two before dinner in the hotel's main restaurant.

Every time I go hear it's like spot the celebrity as this is a favourite haunt of visiting sports…read moreteams and artist. I love the gym and health club here and it's really up market compared to you everyday family gym. Sure memberships may be quite expensive, but if you can justify some extra pounds (money not weight) in exchange for a more pampered gym experience then head on down! The actual gym isn't huge but it's never too busy and has all the up to date equipment and machines. The best part of Worsley Park is the Spa facilities though, and they really are ahead of the game here. A large, spacious Jacuzzi and a powerful and revitalising Steam Room put it ahead of the competition in that area! Also nice to relax in the bar after with a nice coffee or beer, depending on how hard I worked out!

Park up at walk down to the Ribble for stunning veiws and a nice walk. Many people walk dogs and…read morestroll along the river. you can walk to Hurst Green from here and make a day of it. In the summer the water is stil but winter months see it fast and deep so take care if standing on the rocks. there is a swing bridge accross the ribble and it is a lot of fun to bouce on it :)

Nice place for kids cycling and dog walking. In the square they're shops where you can obtain ice…read morecream , beer, coffee and cake or a cafe fora full lunch.

I absolutely adore this place and feel so privileged it's on my door step…read more Haigh Hall Country Park has something for everyone. Whether you want a family day out with a picnic to a dog walk or even a romantic walk this place is for you. At the top car park at the hall end there's a cafe (which serves decent coffee!), awesome newly refurbished playground for the kids and there's almost always an ice cream van around. Move further down and there's a mini golf course and the gardens. Down at the hall, taking a look across the golf course to the view across wigan is absolutely recommended. The view on a nice day is stunning! Once your past the hall, you have the 2 mile winding walk through woodland to plantation gates. On the way you'll go over the canal and some pigs have recently taken residence about halfway through.

Excellent day out set in a lovely location, nice to have a walk round if visiting Lytham. A guide…read moreprovides a tour around Lytham hall its self which also has a farm on site of which the kids will enjoy.

This is probably our least favorite pier. The Pirate Bar at the end of the pier still afforded…read moreviews and gin but not quite as nice. We like the cheap amusements and shove a penny. Times have changed and its not the 19th century so don' expect quiet - go to Southport for that. And yes, one more thing in Blackpool that needs cleaning and painting.

Not the nicest of of Blackpool's three piers. It's *littered* with cheap amusements (Ferris wheel,…read more"casino", food stalls) - so it's more attractive for children. Unlike the North Pier, it doesn't invite you to just walk quietly. The Pirate Bar at the end of the pier is huge and okay, but still not as inviting as "The Sunset Lounge" on the North pier - though the beer selection is better. The Blackpool Tower & North Pier are within walking distance, so why not go there instead?

AMF bowling is a decent enough bowling alley to visit if you're looking to do something a little…read moredifferent for the evening, or if you have children in need of entertainment. In terms of the nights out Burnley has to offer, unless you're wanting to go out drinking, your options are perhaps limited to either the cinema or the bowling alley. AMF is a chain so prices are a little on the high side but there are occasional offers available that can save you some money so it's worth visiting the website before you make a trip. There's an area with video games and air hockey etc which is fun, but again doesn't come cheap and there's also a small café area that serves burgers and American style food and drinks. AMF is a comfortable enough place to spend an evening and it is fun but watch out for the little extras that add up over the course of an evening spent there. The staff are friendly enough and will help if you have any problems with your lane or setting up your games and it's a good alternative night out in Burnley.

Unfortunately I've never been able to see Oasis or The Stone Roses perform here…read more However, I've had the pleasure of strolling the grounds of this historic park. It is so big and it has so much! A huge playground, bowling greens, football (soccer) pitches, etc. There's a lake with ducks. You can rent a boat to row on the lake. There are cafes. There's an animal section. Lots and lots of places to picnic. Can't forget Heaton Hall! A wonderful way to spend the day.

A last minute decision on a damp, drizzly winter Sunday, but a good one. Forgot how vast this place…read moreis! Walked down the hill past the hall and round the lake, slowing to admire the signets and stop the dog munching all the food left for the birds! Round the other side of the lake, the woods are incredibly quiet; it's easy to forget you're right on the edge of such a large city and the motorway is about a mile away. This is the highest point in the city and the views are amazing.