As autumn paints the landscape with vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold, Sandy Bay in Preesall becomes a perfect launchpad for exploring the beautiful surroundings. This charming coastal area not only offers scenic views but also a variety of activities that celebrate the season.

1. Fleetwood Beach

Just a short drive from Sandy Bay, Fleetwood Beach is a serene spot to enjoy the crisp autumn air. Take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, where you can gather seashells or simply admire the views out to sea. With fewer crowds in the autumn, it’s a fantastic place for a peaceful escape. Don’t forget your camera; the sunset views here can be breathtaking!

2. Wyre Estuary Country Park

For nature lovers, the Wyre Estuary Country Park is a must-visit. This expansive park offers scenic trails perfect for hiking or cycling. As the leaves change colour, the park transforms into a picturesque setting ideal for wildlife spotting. Bring your binoculars—autumn is a great time to observe migratory birds making their stopover in the area.

3. Blackpool

Just a short drive away, Blackpool is a vibrant destination that’s especially magical in autumn. The iconic Blackpool Illuminations light up the promenade, creating a festive atmosphere that’s perfect for an evening stroll. Don’t miss the chance to visit the famous Blackpool Tower and enjoy the various attractions the town has to offer.

4. Lytham St Annes

A bit further along the coast, Lytham St Annes boasts beautiful parks and charming streets. The picturesque Lytham Green is perfect for a relaxing day out, and you can grab a coffee from one of the quaint cafes nearby. Visit the Lytham Windmill for some lovely photo opportunities, especially against the backdrop of autumn colours.

5. Ingleton Waterfalls Trail

For a more adventurous outing, consider the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, about an hour’s drive from Sandy Bay. This 4.5-mile circular walk takes you through stunning woodlands and alongside cascading waterfalls. The autumn foliage makes this hike even more special, and the trail is well-maintained, making it suitable for families and seasoned hikers alike.

This autumn, Sandy Bay and its surrounding areas offer a wealth of experiences to enjoy the season. Whether you’re exploring coastal towns, hiking through natural beauty, or simply enjoying the stunning views, you’ll find that this region is bursting with seasonal charm. Embrace the crisp air, savour the sights, and create unforgettable memories this autumn!

To enquire about becoming an owner at Sandy Bay and enjoying a Blackpool break whenever the moment takes you, get in touch to arrange a viewing on 07764 560520.

Every autumn, Blackpool bursts into light and colour with its world-famous Illuminations. Stretching for nearly six miles along the promenade, this dazzling display has been delighting visitors for over a century. From late August to early November, the seafront is transformed into a glowing spectacle of neon, LED shows, and creative installations – making it one of the brightest and boldest free events in the UK.

In recent years, the Lightpool Festival has added an extra dimension to the Illuminations. Held in October, this award-winning festival brings together large-scale light installations, 3D projections, and live performances across Blackpool’s landmarks. From the iconic Blackpool Tower lit up with incredible displays to illuminated art trails and street theatre, it’s an unmissable experience for all ages. Families, couples, and groups of friends all find something to marvel at, whether it’s the traditional illuminations or the modern, artistic edge of Lightpool.

Sandy Bay Caravan Owners

For those lucky enough to own a caravan at Sandy Bay, Preesall, Blackpool’s lights are just a short drive away. Imagine spending a cosy autumn evening in your home-from-home, before heading into Blackpool to enjoy the spectacle. After an evening of colour and excitement, you can return to the peace and tranquillity of Preesall – the perfect contrast to the buzz of the resort.

Owning a caravan here means you can dip into the energy of Blackpool whenever you like, but always retreat to a quieter coastal setting when you want to relax.

Whether it’s the nostalgic glow of the Illuminations or the creative wonder of the Lightpool Festival, autumn on the Fylde & Wyre Coast is something truly special. And with a base at Sandy Bay, you’re perfectly placed to enjoy the best of both worlds – the magic of Blackpool and the calm of your own seaside retreat

To enquire about becoming an owner at Sandy Bay and enjoying a Blackpool break whenever the moment takes you, get in touch to arrange a viewing on 07764 560520.

The bright lights of Blackpool are 11 miles away from Sandy Bay, and it’s theatres offer some amazing shows.
Blackpool isn’t just Britain’s favourite seaside playground, it’s also a stage where glitter, drama, and history take the spotlight. The resort’s Theatreland blends grand Victorian venues with modern performance spaces, creating a cultural quarter that rivals cities many times its size.

At the heart of it all stands the Winter Gardens, an entertainment complex first opened in 1878. Its ornate theatres, the Opera House, Pavilion, and Empress Ballroom, have hosted legends from Frank Sinatra to Shirley Bassey. Today, the Opera House remains a must-visit for touring West End productions, concerts, comedy, and spectacular one-off events like the Rebellion Festival.

All within walking distance

Just a short stroll away, the Grand Theatre is a jewel of Matcham architecture. Nicknamed “the Matcham Masterpiece,” it’s famous for its ornate plasterwork, intimate sightlines, and a warm atmosphere that makes every performance feel personal. The Grand hosts everything from Shakespeare to contemporary dance, pantomimes to stand-up comedy, ensuring variety for every taste.

Blackpool’s theatre scene isn’t confined to tradition. Venues like Viva Blackpool offer modern cabaret, music tributes, and dinner shows in a vibrant, club-style setting. Meanwhile, smaller fringe spaces such as Bootleg Social inject fresh energy with live music, spoken word, and alternative acts.

For visitors, the joy of Blackpool’s Theatreland lies in its proximity to the promenade’s other attractions. You can spend the afternoon exploring the Tower, strolling the beach, or riding the roller coasters at the Pleasure Beach, then dress up for an evening of drama, music, and applause.

Whether you’re drawn by the glamour of the Opera House, the heritage of the Grand, or the buzz of contemporary cabaret, Blackpool’s Theatreland proves that the resort’s lights shine just as brightly indoors as they do along the famous Illuminations.
It’s not just a night out, it’s a tradition, a celebration, and a little bit of seaside magic

To enquire about becoming an owner at Sandy Bay and enjoying a Blackpool break whenever the moment takes you, get in touch to arrange a viewing on 07764 560520.

Nestled on the Lancashire coast with stunning views over Morecambe Bay, Sandy Bay Caravan Park in Preesall offers a serene, level six acre site ideal for holiday home owners. Open for 50 weeks each year (March 1 – February 14), it’s more than a holiday stop, it’s a peaceful retreat throughout the seasons.

Coastal-Rural Setting & Direct Sea-Wall Access

With private gated access leading straight onto the Lancashire Coastal Path, owners can enjoy immediate access to sea, beach, and scenic walks across the bay and countryside. The flat, coastal-rural landscape is perfect for dogs, walkers, beachcombers, and nature lovers alike.

Owner-Friendly Facilities

Designed as a static-only, owner-focused park, there’s no clubhouse, just tranquility. Available amenities include a launderette, reliable on-site Wi Fi, gated parking, and LPG services. As one long-term owner put it:
“This park feels like a little bubble away from everyday life. Safe, peaceful and immaculate… nothing beats sitting on the decking with a glass of wine watching the sunset.”

Nearby Village Life

Just a 10-minute coastal path stroll brings you to Knott End-on-Sea, where local shops (butcher, bakery, greengrocer, Co-op/Spar), cafés, a bowling green, an 18-hole golf course, and more await.

Access to Attractions

While the park offers peace and seclusion, it’s also within easy reach of Blackpool, Lancaster, the Lake District, and the Forest of Bowland making spontaneous outings a breeze.

Who It’s For

Ideal for owners seeking a quiet, seaside retreat with enough local amenities and beautiful coastal access to stay entertained year-round. The welcoming dog-friendly atmosphere, branding it as part of one’s extended family, adds to its charm.

Sandy Bay Caravan Park excels as a coastal haven for discerning caravan owners: secluded yet sociable, simple yet fully equipped, and tranquil yet connected, perfect for relaxed weekends, seasonal escapes, and those craving a second-home-by-the-sea

To enquire about becoming an owner at Sandy Bay and enjoying a break away by the sea whenever the moment takes you, get in touch to arrange a viewing on 07764 560520.

If you’re dreaming of a peaceful coastal retreat with countryside charm, the pre-loved 2021 Atlas Chorus at Sandy Bay Caravan Park in Preesall offers the perfect getaway. This spacious 36 x 12 ft static caravan features two bedrooms: a master with an en-suite WC and a twin room, both offering ample storage. The family bathroom is well-appointed, ensuring comfort for all guests.

The open-plan kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, including an integrated fridge/freezer, full-size oven and grill, integrated microwave, and a freestanding dishwasher. The lounge boasts a large corner sofa and front-opening doors that lead to a private decking area—ideal for relaxing or entertaining.

Priced at £41,995, this holiday home includes double glazing, central heating, and decking, providing excellent value for a high-quality caravan in great condition . Sandy Bay Caravan Park is a tranquil site located at 119 Pilling Lane, Preesall, Lancashire FY6 0HG. The park offers a quiet and peaceful environment with local amenities within walking distance. Its seaside location provides access to the seawall, perfect for leisurely walks and enjoying the coastal scenery.

For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Sandy Bay Caravan Park at 07764 560520 or email hello@sandybaypreesall.co.uk. Discover the comfort and convenience of the Atlas Chorus and make your holiday dreams a reality. 

There is something undeniably magical about spending summer days in a caravan by the sea. The rhythm of the waves crashing against the shore, the salt-tinged breeze that dances through your hair, and the freedom to roam in nature’s embrace make it an experience like no other. Whether you have previously owned a static or are a newbie seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, the coastal caravan lifestyle offers an idyllic retreat that is both rejuvenating and inspiring.

The Charm of Owning a Coastal Caravan

The charm of owning a coastal caravan lies in its simplicity. It is a way to reconnect with nature, to slow down and appreciate life’s simple pleasures. Imagine waking up to the sound of seagulls calling overhead and the sight of the sun rising over the horizon, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink. The sands beckon you to step outside and take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, enjoying the views over Morcambe Bay to The Lake District.

Morning Rituals

Mornings in a caravan by the sea are a delight. Begin your day with a cup of steaming coffee enjoyed on your caravan’s deck, watching as the world awakens around you. The tranquillity of the early hours provides a perfect moment for reflection, allowing you to truly relax. Whether your day holds a stroll along the coastal path and enjoying the local wildlife, exploring the local area, or playing golf. Sandy Bay is perfectly placed for you to indulge in whatever you enjoy. You’ll find charming local towns and villages on the doorstep, with historic Lancaster or the bright lights of Blackpool only a short drive away.

Evening Serenity

Evenings by the sea are a time of calm and reflection. The sky transforms into a tapestry of stars, with the moon casting a silvery glow over the water. The sunsets over the sea are ever beautiful, serene and ever changing. For those seeking solitude, a quiet walk along the beach, watching the sun go down can be a moment to savour.

To enquire about becoming an owner at Sandy Bay and enjoying a break away by the sea whenever the moment takes you, get in touch to arrange a viewing on 07764 560520.

Fleetwood is only a stone’s throw from Sandy Bay. A short walk along the coastal path takes you to the ferry slip, and the regular passenger ferry takes you over to Fleetwood.

Mention Fleetwood and most people will immediately think of a once flourishing fishing port. Although it is still in evidence today it pales into insignificance compared to many years ago when hundreds of boats would come alongside at the docks and land their ‘catch of the day’ for local fish traders to bargain for.

Neve Fleetwood are successfully carrying on the heritage and have been supplying quality seafood to top class eateries in the North West and much further afield since 1984.

At low tide venture to the Fleetwood Marshes to see a group of abandoned fishing boats resting next to the River Wyre. Many photographers visit to take pictures of the melancholy wrecks which are quite a feature when the light is just right.

Some though may think of the world famous throat lozenges ‘Fisherman’s Friend’. The idea of a local pharmacist, James Lofthouse, wanting to help the deep-sea fishermen who often lost their voice after a day out on the high seas. A mixture of liquorice, eucalyptus and menthol in 1865 developed into the lozenger we now know, sold and loved across the globe and even endorsed by the once Queen Elizabeth II. It remains a family business to this day with new lozenge flavours being introduced all the time.

In the early 1900’s the only way to get to the Lake District was to catch a train to Fleetwood and then jump aboard a boat, a famous one was paddle steamer ‘The Lady Moyra’. How the times have changed! Because of this the town became a stopping off point for many travellers and began to flourish. Hence the building of the North Euston Hotel and The Mount Hotel considered very grand in their day, and still impressive today.

There’s so much to discover in Fleetwood and wandering around you will start to wonder what life was like in the ‘Olden Days’!

To learn much more about this fascinating seaside town and surrounding area visit Fleetwood Museum which gives you a wonderful insight into its heritage.

As winter fades and the vibrant colours of spring emerge, Sandy Bay Caravan Park in Preesall is excited to welcome guests back for the 2025 season. The park offers a serene retreat for those seeking relaxation and adventure amidst picturesque landscapes.

Springtime at Sandy Bay

Nestled along the Lancashire coastline, Sandy Bay Caravan Park provides an idyllic setting to embrace the beauty of spring. Guests can enjoy leisurely strolls along nearby beaches, explore local nature trails, and immerse themselves in the tranquility of the countryside. The park’s dog-friendly policy ensures that four-legged companions can join in the fun, making it a perfect getaway for the entire family.

The park’s operating season extends from March 1 to February 14, allowing visitors to experience the changing seasons in this charming locale. With the onset of spring, the surrounding flora comes alive, offering a vibrant backdrop for outdoor activities and relaxation alike. Located in a perfect position to witness the migration of coastal birds.

Celebrating Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day in the UK falls on March 30, 2025, presenting an excellent opportunity to honor and cherish the special women in our lives.

For those looking to make the day extra special, nearby establishments are hosting events tailored for Mother’s Day celebrations. How about booking afternoon tea? Our favourites are The Barn at Scorton, Light Ash Farm at Bilsborrow and The Midland at Morecambe.

Embarking on holiday home ownership at Sandy Bay Caravan Park not only offers a refreshing escape but a ‘home from home’ to relax and unwind in. With its captivating coastal views, and array of activities, Sandy Bay is poised to deliver cherished memories for all who visit this season. To view Sandy Bay and the caravans we have available please get in touch on 07764 560520.

Only 8 miles and a 20 minute drive away from Sandy Bay, sits Poulton-Le-Fylde.

Nestled in the heart of Lancashire, Poulton is a charming market town brimming with character, history, and a variety of activities for visitors. Whether you are a local or a tourist, there is plenty to explore in this delightful destination.

Start your day at the historic St. Chad’s Church, which dates back to the 12th century. Its stunning architecture and beautiful stained-glass windows provide a peaceful setting for reflection and admiration. After soaking in the history, take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque streets adorned with quaint shops and boutiques. The weekly market, held every Monday is a must-visit, offering everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts, allowing you to experience the local culture firsthand.

When it’s time for a bite to eat, customers are spoilt for choice. The town boasts various cafés, pubs, and restaurants offering everything from traditional British fare to international cuisine. Don’t forget to try some local specialties!

For Golf enthusiasts give Poulton-le-Fylde golf club a try. You can pay and play from £13. There is also a swimming pool on Breck Road. If you would like to pamper yourself, head to The Spa on the Break to unwind and relax.

Poulton has a vibrant nightlife. With a huge choice of restaurants, finding somewhere to tickle your fancy will be easy. There are also plenty of bars and pubs to choose from, ranging from traditional pubs to more lively late night venues. With its blend of history, nature, and culinary delights, Poulton-le-Fylde is a must-visit destination that promises a memorable experience for everyone.

Everyone’s idea of a perfect holiday is different, shorter breaks, longer stays, fresh sea air or more rural, here at Sandy Bay you have both and can be as busy or as leisurely as you want.

A perfect morning could be a stroll along the coastal path ending with a nice cup of coffee at Knott End-on-Sea, then browse round the shops. The Fish ‘n Chips at Kays are not to be missed with great views over Morecambe Bay. If you need any inspiration for your evening meal call in at the Hindquarter Butchers with a wonderful selection of local produce.

From Knott End you can catch the ferry to Fleetwood, a seaside town with a rich heritage that bursts into life at the towns Museum. Learn about the maritime history and the building of a new seaside town plus a fascinating insight into the people of Fleetwood. There’s a great shopping experience to be had at Fleetwood Market with over 150 indoor and outdoor stalls to tickle your fancy. If entertaining children try some pottery painting at Glazey Days, great fun for all ages.

Garstang, just a 20 minute drive from Sandy Bay, is a jewel in this unspoilt part of Lancashire. An historic market town with a pretty location on the River Wyre. Try the heritage trail to get your bearings and on the other side of the river is Greenhalgh Castle with alleyways lined with shops and lovely places to eat and drink. The traditional market, held on Thursdays, has a great variety of stalls including household items, clothes and plants.

The area is a starting point for lovely walks, the Wyre Way starts at Morecambe Bay, passes through Garstang and ends in the Forest of Bowland. You can also add to this leisurely strolls along the riverbank or Lancaster Canal.

Sandy Bay offers you so much and we haven’t even mentioned day trips to Blackpool, Poulton, Lancaster and Scorton known as the gateway to the wild and undiscovered Forest of Bowland. Start a new chapter and open up a whole new world from your very own Holiday Home. We’d be delighted to show you around just give us a call today.