Luxury Log Cabins in Lancashire with Private Hot Tubs

Home to the highest roller coaster in the UK and Britain's most ride intensive theme park, (over 125 rides and attractions) a visit to Blackpool pleasure beach is a fun-packed day for all the family.

Thrill-seekers are catered for with "The Big One" "Infusion" and the spooky indoor roller coaster "Valhalla" while old favourite, the iconic "Grand National" is still taking riders over Becher's Brook after 70 years.

The little ones will love Nickelodeon Land with characters, rides and gift shop, Ripley’s Believe it or Not and Adventure Golf and the whole family will enjoy the spectacular shows at the park's arena.

Located at the southern tip of the Yorkshire Dales in an idyllic area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Pendle is popular with walkers and cyclists, the hill itself rises 557ft above sea-level and offers jaw-dropping views of the surrounding countryside.

Famous for the Pendle Witches who lived in the area over 400 years ago and were part of Britain's most famous witchcraft trials this spot offers entertainment for all the family.

Follow the witches trail, visit Bancroft Mill or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings with a bite to eat or drink in one of the many welcoming country pubs and restaurants.

A history lovers haven, this distinctive 14th century stately home has retained the stark black and white exterior and is steeped in intrigue, witches, magic and history.

The spooky tale of Lady Dorothy, whose secret love resulted in her dying of a broken heart, an insight into life over the last 700 years, Victorian kitchen and Tudor priest holes are all waiting to be discovered.

Boasting an award-winning restaurant onsite, woodland walks, adventure playground, bee heritage centre, petting farm and the UK's first wafflery "Dottie's" along with a gift shop packed with top-quality gifts, Samlesbury Hall has something for everyone.

Situated near Ormskirk, the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust run this family friendly attraction which is an ideal day out for those staying at log cabins with hot tubs in Lancashire.

This large nature reserve caters for all ages with canoe safaris, a giant tree house, Rushes Adventure Play Area, Wild Walk and guided boat tours.

Home to more than a hundred species of rare and endangered birds and Asian short-clawed otters there is no better place for wildlife photography.

Visit in spring to visit the award-winning duckling nursery. Getting close to nature has never been such fun, just be sure to bring your wellies.

Stretching from the south west coast of Cumbria down to Fleetwood in Lancashire Morecambe Bay is one of the most beautiful coastlines in the country.

Offering a vast range of outdoor activities including paragliding, wind-surfing, sailing, horse-riding, mountain-biking and kite-surfing to name a few. It is the perfect destination for outdoor sports enthusiasts.

If that seems a bit too energetic then the miles of golden sand are perfect for sunbathing, sandcastles and swimming, not to mention, if you are enjoying a romantic mini getaway; the perfect spot to walk hand in hand and experience amazing sunsets.

Set in 78-acres of parkland this 18th century Mansion is one of the finest Georgian houses in the country.

Follow the secret door trail to see what Alice in Wonderland characters you can find hidden in the grounds or explore the 18th century Dovecote and stable block where the Clifton family kept their racehorses.

The grounds are open to the public daily and are perfect for a picnic although there is a tearoom situated in the West Wing of the house. There are guided tours of the interiors of this beautiful house from Wednesday through to Sunday.

Blackpool is a tourist's heaven and has tons of attractions not least the biggest and arguably best indoor waterpark in the UK.

Offering 18 slides and attractions including a wave pool, water chutes, adventure play area with tipping coconut, splash pools and a luxury spa featuring heated recliners, steam room, aromatherapy and massages, there is something for everyone.

While the British weather can be unpredictable you will feel like you are in the tropics in the 84° controlled climate and with entertainment for all ages, make sure you pack your swimming costume for this fun family day out!

Dating back to the 12th century this grade 1 listed building has been described as the North West's most important and historic monument.

A history that is steeped in witches, intrigue and executions, take a tour with a friendly guide who will regale you with past tales such as the one about local highwaymen George Lyon who went to the gallows in 1815.

Visit the medieval cells, view one of Europe's largest shield collections and learn about the history of crime and punishment, religious persecution and penal reform over almost a thousand years.