Half Term Fun and Easter In Wyre

There's so much to do this February Half Term with the family. Take a look at a range of activities at Memorial Park Fleetwood, animal attractions and our coast and countryside events and why not pop down to your local park or garden. For more information on our general events follow the link here.

You could even explore our new Fleetwood to Cleveleys, 'The Wyre Coastline' trail, by downloading your copy here.

Easter is also around the corner too, so extend the fun by planning a visit during March, April and May, months which are simply bulging with lots of fabulous Easter and Springtime activities for the whole family and you don't have to spend a fortune either!

There's some great events in early may too, including: Bikes and Barrows Festival, Scorton in early May and Garstang Walking Festival.

Don't forget - there are also some great family atttractions to delight the kids too such as Farmer Parrs Animal World, Fleetwood. Old Holly Farm, Forton and Fleetwood Museum, Fleetwood. All packed with a fabulous Easter time programme for you to be part of.

With bustling markets, unique theatre venues, vast stretches of sand and acres of countryside, the borough of Wyre has a bit of everything to offer.

If you want a place where you can be close to the environment and stretches of sand, then there is nowhere more perfect then Rossall Point Observation Tower. With two observation decks for birdwatching and taking in the views across Morecambe Bay, the tower provides a sense of relaxation and peace for those wishing to slow down.

Fancy a bit of history at Easter time? Then why not visit Marsh Mill Windmill on Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday when the sails will turn, there will be craft activities for the children and you could take a tour of the Mill. Our beautifully restored Grade II* listed tower mill is a blast to the past. Standing at over 70 feet, Marsh Mill is one of the tallest mills in Europe, and the best preserved windmill in the north west of England with much of the original machinery still intact. The mill is 226 years old and was removed from Historic England's Heritage at Risk register in October 2015 following £320,000 investment by Wyre Council. Extensive repairs have been carried out to the cap (roof), fantail and reefing stage (balcony), ventilation has been improved and a new set of sails installed.

Wyre is blessed with many superb markets that you can enjoy up and down the borough. With the traditional market at Fleetwood, the hustle and bustle of the Monday market in Poulton, and the historic market of Garstang and our new Cleveleys Street Market on a Wednesday, you’re bound to find something to your liking.   

Or if you just want a breath of fresh air over the Easter Holidays then there are a variety of guided walks and cycling trails for the whole family to enjoy.  

For more information about Whats on in Wyre over Easter click on our link here.