Name: Heysham Coast
Rating: 5.0

Heysham Coast

Heysham Avenue, Heysham, Morecambe, Lancashire, UK

1-99 Years

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This sandstone headland, south of Morecambe and north of Heysham port, rises majestically above the sea. See the remains of St Patrick's Chapel, built in the early Medieval period and now a Scheduled Ancient Monument. The eight body-shaped, rock-cut graves here are believed to be unique.

Enjoy a walk in the wide open spaces of the Barrows, an area of coastal grassland and peaceful woodland, which used to be a garden in the picturesque era. If you are looking for Best place for day out with kids and families then this is the perfect destination offering fun, adventure, and unforgettable memories for everyone.

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Free
Host birthday parties: No

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Coast: A sandstone headland, with a scenic walk through grassland and woodland, passing a ruined Saxon chapel and unusual rock-cut graves.
This sandstone headland, south of Morecambe and north of Heysham port, rises majestically above the sea. See the remains of St Patrick's Chapel, built in the early Medieval period and now a Scheduled Ancient Monument. The eight body-shaped, rock-cut graves here are believed to be unique.
Enjoy a walk in the wide open spaces of the Barrows, an area of coastal grassland and peaceful woodland, which used to be a garden in the picturesque era.
Things to see on the Heysham Coast: The Heysham Coast offers more than your average seaside stroll. It has a history of saints, shipwrecks and graves, all against the backdrop of Morecambe Bay. Take a minute to soak up the views from the chapel on the headland, believed to have been established by St Patrick.

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Dogs allowed: Dogs welcome under close control.

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Price: Free

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Offer Birthday Parties: No

Heysham Head: Dawn - Dusk.

Address: Heysham Avenue, Heysham, Morecambe, Lancashire, UK

Post Code: LA3 2RX

Council: Lancaster

County: Lancashire

By road: Exit M6 at junction 34, then take A683 to Heysham. Follow the brown tourist signs to Heysham village, then pedestrian signs to St Patrick's Chapel.
On foot: Walk down Main Street, passing St Peter's Church Hall. You can also get here by walking via Half Moon Bay, which sits at the southern end of Heysham Head.
By train: By train to Heysham Port station, then it's a 10-minute walk to nearest bus stop (see By bus).
By bus: Stagecoach 2/2A, Heysham/Lancaster. Stagecoach 5, Heysham/Carnforth.