This town is known as ‘Leafy Lytham’ for good reason! It’s because of all the trees, green spaces and parks in Lytham. Together they make for a very attractive town.
Open Spaces
Not a park as such, but the most obvious open green space is Lytham Green on the seafront. The endless grassy areas are somewhere for everyone to enjoy, whether that’s walking the dog, flying a kite, or just lazing about on a sunny day. Of course, the Green is also where you’ll find the windmill and information centre.
More about Lytham seafront and Green here
Gardens and Parks in Lytham
Lytham’s best known and oldest park is Lowther Gardens. You’ll find it just off the seafront and across the road from Lytham Green.
This is a traditional park, also home to Lowther Pavilion. Visit here and enjoy a well maintained and attractive space with planted beds and immaculate bowling greens. Don’t forget to visit the cafe for a tasty range of food and snacks!
Read more about Lowther Gardens
Head further inland and you’ll find Park View 4U – probably the most well known park in the area and rightly so.
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A community team of single minded and dedicated people have transformed a plain park into a fabulous resource for everyone. People have worked hard, drawn down grant funding and pulled together. What a fantastic achievement!
You’ll also enjoy extensive gardens at Lytham Hall. From very early spring with the snowdrop walks through to December and Christmas decorations – these gardens are worth a visit at any time during the year. There’s a tea room (shop and garden centre) here too!
Parks and Open Spaces in Lytham and St Annes include:
- Ashton Gardens
- Blackpool North Road Playing Fields
- Crescent Gardens
- Fairhaven Lake and Gardens
- Green Drive
- Hope Street Park
- Lowther Gardens
- Lytham Green
- Lytham Memorial Gardens
- Park View 4U
- St Annes Promenade Gardens
- Witch Wood
Friends and Supporters Groups
Have you got a favourite park or open space that you’d like to help to look after? There are a number of existing parks friends and supporters groups which you may wish to join. If your favourite place doesn’t have an existing group why don’t you be the person to start one?
Fylde Council did run a commemorative bench scheme, although it is currently closed to new applications.
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