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Holiday Accomodation in / Near Fleetwood HOLIDAY ACCOMODATION IN / NEAR FLEETWOOD Hotels & Guest Houses Kirsten Private Hotel 108, Promenade Road, Fleetwood FY7 6RF 01253 874914 New Boston Hotel 41-43 The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6QE 01253 874796 Normandy Guest House 100, Promenade Road, Fleetwood FY7 6RF 01253 872961 North Euston Hotel, The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6BN 01253 876525 Sandpipers Hotel 25, The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6HF 01253 877780 Savoy Hotel 29, The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6HF 01253 873813 Wavecrest Hotel 23, The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6HF 01253 872679 Esperance Villa 30, Ellerbeck Road, Cleveleys FY5 01253 853513 Four Seasons 9, Cambridge Road, Cleveleys FY5 01253 853537 Premier Inn Devonshire Road, Bispham, Blackpool 0870 1977033 Holiday Flats The Belmont Holiday Flats 28, The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6HF 01253 779519 Kelvin House Holiday Flats 19, The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6HF 01253 873918 Osbourne 21, Windsor Place, Fleetwood FY7 6 01253 873917 Cleveleys Holiday Apartments 9-10 South Promenade, Cleveleys 01253 858347 Caravan Parks Broadwater Holiday Centre Fleetwood Road, Fleetwood 01253 872796 (Close to “Eros” Roundabout on A585 Fleetwood Boundary) Evening entertainment, bar, laundry, playground Cala Gran Holiday Park Fleetwood Road, Fleetwood 01253 872555 01253 875737 Haven Holidays www.haven.com Show Bar, restaurant, take-a-ways, Heated indoor pool, multi sports centre Flints Caravan Park River Road, Thornton-Cleveleys FY5 01253 826129 Kneps Farm Enterprises River Road, Thornton-Cleveleys FY5 01253 823632 Stanah House Caravan Park River Road, Thornton-Cleveleys FY5 01253 824000 Poulton Plaiz Holiday Park, Garstang Road West, Poulton-le-Fylde FY6 01253 888930 PLACES OF INTEREST Blackpool Tower & Circus Bank Hey Street, Blackpool 01253 622242 www.blackpooltower.co.uk Blackpool Live (Shows) Opera House & Empress Ballroom & The Three Piers www.blackpoollive.com 08448561111 Blackpool Zoo Park East Park Drive, Blackpool 01253 830830 www.blackpoolzoo.org.uk Dr. Who Exhibition www.doctorwhoexhibition.com/blackpool.html Fleetwood Leisure Centre The Esplanade, Fleetwood 01253 771505 www.ymca.org Fleetwood Library North Albert Street, Fleetwood 01253 775800 Fleetwood Market Adelaide Street, Fleetwood 01253 771651 www.fleetwoodmarket.com Fleetwood Museum 6-7 Queens Terrace, Fleetwood 01253 876621 www.nettingthebay.org.uk Ferry to Knott-End-on-Sea The Esplanade, Fleetwood Farmer Parr’s Animal World Wyrefield Farm, Rossall Lane, Fleetwood 01253 770484 www.farmerparrs.com Freeport Village & Marina Anchorage Road, Fleetwood 01253 877377 www.freeport-fleetwood.com Grand Theatre 33, Church Street, Blackpool FY1 1HT 01253 290190 www.blackpoolgrand.co.uk Grundy Art Gallery Queen Street, Blackpool 01253 478170 Hounds Hill Shopping Centre Victoria Street, Blackpool 01253 624722 www.houndshillshoppingcentre.co.uk Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks 85-89 Promenade, Blackpool 01253 625953 www.louistussauds.co.uk Model Village & Gardens East Park Drive, Blackpool www.blackpoolmodelvillage.com North Pier Promenade, Blackpool 01253 621452 Pleasure Beach 525 Ocean Boulevard, Blackpool 01253 341707 www.pleasurebeachblackpool.com Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Promenade, Blackpool www.ripleysblackpool.com Sandcastle Waterpark South Beach, Blackpool 01253 343602 www.sandcastle-waterpark.co.uk Sea Life Centre Promenade, Blackpool 01253 622445 www.sealifeeurope.com South Beach Art Public Art Pieces, South Prom, Blackpool Take a tram ride from Fleetwood! Tourist Information Centres The Esplanade, Fleetwood 01253 773953 www.visitwyre.co.uk 1, Clifton Street, Blackpool 01253 428222 www.visitblackpool.com There are also lots of things to do in Preston, which is only 20 miles from Fleetwood. e.g. Riversway & Docklands Marina, Ribble Steam Railway & Museum, Fishergate Shopping Centre, The Mall St George’s Shopping Centre, Museum of Lancashire, etc., etc. See www.visitpreston.com The ancient market town of Garstang is only 20 miles away. There are plenty of pubs and places to eat. Between Garstang and Clitheroe, which is about 15 miles east of Garstang, is the Forest of Bowland, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Just over an hour’s drive northward from Fleetwood is the Lake District National Park, one of the most picturesque areas of England. .
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