Lancashire is one of the most diverse counties in the British Isles. The county lies midway between Inverness in the north of Scotland and Plymouth in the south west of England making the area very accessible to all. Motorway connections are good with the M6 running through the centre of the region. While many people still see Lancashire as an industrial county, full of mills and factories, there are so many areas of natural beauty to explore.

South Lakeland Parks specialise in developing and operating holiday parks, with caravans and timber lodges for sale or hire throughout the Northwest including a holiday park in Todber, Lancashire.

Less crowded than Blackpool, but equally as stunning as the Lake District, Todber is the ideal place for a quiet holiday in Lancashire. Todber Holiday Park holds a Four-Star Award from the English Tourism Council and has been awarded the David Bellamy Silver Award for South Lakeland Parks' commitment and demonstration of their concern for the environment.

Todber is the ideal Lancashire holiday destination if you're looking to relax quietly and watch the world go by whilst enjoying the park's stunning views of the Ribble Valley. Todber Holiday Park overlooks Pendle Hill, Ingleborough, Penyghent and Wernside. Facilities at Todber includes a newly refurbished bar and a family function room, an outdoor children's play area and football field.

However, for a peaceful part of Lancashire, there is so much going on! Park facilities include a play area and football field for the kids, a family bar and lounge with occasional entertainment, an arcade and so much more.

The Lancashire coastline is as diverse as the countryside. From the UK’s most popular seaside resort of Blackpool in the district of Fylde, with its 7 miles of beach and many attractions, genteel Lytham & St. Annes, the classic English resort of Southport to the new promenades of Morecambe, there is something to suit everyone from young to old.

The wetlands of the Ribble Estuary and the sands of Morecambe Bay, which is the largest expanse of intertidal mudflats and sand in the UK covering a total area of 310 km² make this area an important wildlife site, with abundant bird life and varied marine habitats.

Lancashire in the North West of England is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK. Whether it's a break by the seaside or a countryside getaway, a Lancashire holiday has it all. Yet while many people still see Lancashire as an industrial county, full of mills and factories, there are so many areas of natural beauty to explore.

So if you are looking for a holiday or short break in a unique and relatively undiscovered corner of England and are looking for great walks on rugged moorland or through lush valleys, a wide choice of cycle routes from flat to hilly, shopping in up to the minute shopping centres, mills or farmers markets, attractions to entertain the whole family or to explore the history of the area visit Lancashire and discover why this county has something to offer everyone.