Best places: Tourist attractions in Chorley, United Kingdom

Avian center for protected raptor species, with flying demonstrations & treasure hunts for kids.

Area of meadows, woodland and playing fields, with a model railway, hedge maze and formal gardens.

Riverside park in a natural amphitheatre with a Japanese water garden, Sebastopol cannon and a cafe.

Interactive displays of old horse-drawn carriages, fire engines & delivery trucks, plus a gift shop.

Woodland, a lake and a restored Victorian walled garden attached to a 17th-century stately home.

👍👍 Lovely place for a walk with or without a dog. Nice children's playground that's fenced off. The old Penwortham Hill Rovers changing rooms has been converted and renovated into a cafe . It recently had an opening ceremony with dignitaries. Three of the ponds have had new fencing erected. It looks mu...

👍👍 A great park for the area and free parking. The park is well presented and lots of activities. Wish there were more like it in other areas.

Cosy huts & a cottage in a 14th-century manor house-turned-guesthouse offering dining & tours.

👍👍 A wonderful big park for all the family. Lots of paths to wander. Play area for the kids. A few bench’s around the lake to rest. Beautiful flowers. There are designated areas where you can let your dog off lead as there is also a nature reserve. There’s a large car park that closes at 9pm

👍👍 Having recently got bees at our primary school we attended the introduction to beekeeping course a few days ago and I am still absolutely buzzing. The course was totally amazing and full of facts about these fabulous creatures. Kath and Simon are brilliant and explain everything so well. I came hom...

Fortified Medieval hill-top manor house with gardens, kids' activities, monthly market and a shop.

Military museum & research center showcasing weapons, artifacts, medals, flags & more.

480 acres of woods, grassy areas and farmland, with playgrounds, an athletics track and a cafe.

Public park with football pitches, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds and an observatory.

👍👍 We're lucky enough to live right next to this beautiful park, it's in walking distance from our house. We enjoy to go for walks with our little boy. In the winter during lockdowns it got quite busy at times as there wasn't a lot else to do. But still beautiful and enjoyable even when busy. There...

👍👍 Enjoyable woodland walk with lots to see along the way, nice bridge's, small waterfalls, historic buildings, Reservoirs and scenic views.

👍👍 Great place, not much car parking facilities, but if you're like me, you can actually park at Rivington Barn and make your way there, but that's if you're a real mtb, enjoying all the trails and routes there. The trees have all had some learch disease and died. So it's very open, couple of good red...

👍 Lovely building with lots of history. Fab staff guided us up the spire and ensured any questions we had were answered. Bit scary at first as the staircase is very steep but worth it for the views. They only open the spire a few times a year but well worth a visit anyway as the church itself is stunn...

👍👍 Love this place its a walk that has different paths in the woods and takes you to the top of the hill. There's a waterfall and stream. If you do the whole lot you can be there about 2.5 hrs . I've been 3 times in 8 days I love it that much!! as I love proper woods and this is and it's not busy at al...

👍👍 Lovely old church with a very welcoming community and lots of services and activities. I really enjoy the monthly Light Classics Recitals, which feature organ music and/or a singer. The focus is on helping those with mental health issues. St Laurence's serves as a great hub for people on low incomes...