Dog Friendly Beaches in Lancashire

A wide sandy beach at the southern end of the Fylde coast with estuary views towards the Ribble and year-round access.

A limestone cove on the edge of Morecambe Bay with year-round access and a beautiful wild shoreline connecting the village to the AONB coast.

A quieter stretch north of Cleveleys beyond the main resort area, year-round access and long flat sands with Fylde coast views.

A seawall beach just north of Blackpool with cliffside access and quieter conditions than the resort proper.

The northern fringe of Blackpool's beach, slightly quieter than the central resort with year-round access on the outer sections.

A wide sandy beach at the mouth of the Wyre Estuary with year-round access and views across to Blackpool and the Fylde coast.

A Morecambe Bay foreshore with year-round access, views across to the Lakeland fells and the famous Bay crossing route.

A quiet beach below the historic Heysham headland with year-round access and ancient rock-cut graves above the bay.

The quieter northern end of Morecambe's promenade near Happy Mount Park with more relaxed conditions for dogs.

The southern seafront at Morecambe near the Stone Jetty with Lakeland fell views and year-round access, best enjoyed at low tide.

A long flat Fylde coast beach between Cleveleys and Fleetwood with year-round access and big north-westerly views.

A wide, flat sandy beach south of Blackpool with a gentler feel than the resort itself and reasonable year-round dog access.

The central stretch of Blackpool's famous beach, full of facilities and energy but seasonal restrictions limit dog walking to the off-season months.