Location: Carnforth
Top Things to do in Carnforth
The 7 Best Sights & Landmarks in Carnforth, England
Carnforth is a small town and civil parish near Lancaster in the north of Lancashire, England, situated at the north east end of Morecambe Bay. The parish of Carnforth had a population of 5,350 recorded in the 2001 census, and forms part of the City of Lancaster. The 2011 Census measured a population of 5,560.
Restaurants in Carnforth
1. Warton Stock Car Club
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4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By LynBowe - Cancun, Mexico
Had an exciting day out with me husband at the races even won a bet on who would win Lovely day out will vist again hopefully one day in the n
2. Leighton Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 192 reviews
We are Open May - September, 2pm - 5pm, Tuesday till Friday (also Bank Holiday Sundays and Mondays). This romantic Gothic house is the lived in family home of the famous Gillow furniture making dynasty. Boasting unique, priceless pieces of Gillow furniture, Leighton's informal guided tours appeal to all ages. Outside the Hall are woodland walks, an abundant 19th century walled garden, herbaceous borders and roses, a fragrant herb patch and an ornamental vegetable plot. Every day at 3.30 pm (weather permitting), Falconer Jim Brown, gives flying displays with his birds of prey, where visitors get the chance to put on a glove and really get up close to these fantastic creatures. For 2015 we have installed a new petite children's play area. Our products have been sourced locally as we worked with a local playground company to maximize the space we had available. So we hope the children will enjoy these facilities. Please go to our website or Facebook page for entrance fees, or just give us a call.
Reviewed By 761JohnE - Bolton, United Kingdom
We were camping close by and decided to visit, I had been in the past when I was much younger, opening times are short, a few hours in the afternoons and only on certain days but worth the visit. The hawk display was fun, it wasn the normal person doing the display so the birds were not used to the environment and decided to not perform quite as they should have but the person doing the display was extreemly knowldable about her birds and wasnt phased by them not performing. The Walk in the woods was good fun for my daughter she enjoyed looking for the faces on the trees lifting the panels and finding bugs and other creatures under there. The few hours they are open is filled by the house tour, hawk display and the walk in the woods so best to arrive ready for them opening to make sure you get to see everything especially if you want to grab a bite to eat from the cafe.
3. St. Oswald's Church
4. Leapers Rock Orchard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
5. Warton Old Rectory
6. Greenlands Farm Village
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 372 reviews
Reviewed By Iamjowa - Morecambe, United Kingdom
We visited today with our 11 month old son, pre booked via telephone on 10/8/2020 and it seemed they had a spreadsheet to allow people to enter. Easy entry and ensured we were our masks to enter the shop to pay for tickets and enter farm as goverment guidance states to do so in enclosed spaces but noted a fair few did not. You can purchase both "large aninal food" and bird feed for 50p each which we did. Good range of friendly farm animals and staff, had a pet of many different animals and they seemed to enjoy the interaction with people. Highlight was a goat with Donald trump type hair. Great family day out for only £4 each and our son was free. There was a pool and play area which we didn't use with deck chairs and such. Would recommend to anyone. Free onsite parking and there is a cafe, butchers and farm shop as well as a garden centre.
7. Ribblehead Station
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
