Live entertainment every weekend at The Venue in Cleveleys, plus what's coming up throughout 2018
If you go down to the seafront you'll get a big surprise! Have you met the stone Ogre on Cleveleys beach - with glowing red eyes!
When you come to the seaside be sure to visit the Fylde Coast town centres. There's a lot more than just shops to see and experience!
Live entertainment every weekend at The Venue in Cleveleys, plus what's coming up throughout 2018
Mary's Shell on Cleveleys beach is a piece of public art. Find it on the sands near the seafront cafe, opposite Jubilee Gardens.
Live entertainment every weekend at The Venue in Cleveleys, plus what's coming up throughout 2018
Sometimes, at low tide, you'll find the tree stumps and trunk remains of a petrified forest on Cleveleys beach. Find out about the area with Visit Cleveleys
Our team of local volunteers have been working hard to make sure that Cleveleys is blooming, just like they are all over the Fylde Coast.
Sometimes, at low tide, you'll find the tree stumps and trunk remains of a petrified forest on Cleveleys beach. Find out about the area with Visit Cleveleys
Shopping on the Fylde Coast. Here's our handy guide to places to visit from Fleetwood through Blackpool to Lytham - from Visit Fylde Coast.
Sometimes, at low tide, you'll find the tree stumps and trunk remains of a petrified forest on Cleveleys beach. Find out about the area with Visit Cleveleys
Live entertainment every weekend at The Venue in Cleveleys, plus what's coming up throughout 2018
Princes Way is the seafront promenade road, going south from Cleveleys to Blackpool. Technically it's in Blackpool but it feels like it's part of Cleveleys.
If you've known the area for a few years you'll remember the old promenade, but did you know about the Bathing Station on Cleveleys beach?
Rossall Beach is the sand and shingle beach heading north beyond the 'new' stepped sea defences at Cleveleys. Have a look around
The Royal Horticultural Society runs the national In Bloom competition, and Cleveleys In Bloom is one of the entries each year
We're fascinated by the history of Cleveleys. Have a look at how the town began, why it grew and how it became the popular place of today.
Cleveleys has a special relationship with the turbines you can see at sea. Here's more about the Walney Offshore Windfarm.
Find Cleveleys town centre between the sea front and the Blackpool to Fleetwood tramway, for a great mix of local shopping by the sea.
Look around the Blackpool area of UK coastline between Fleetwood and Lytham, with our Fylde Coast Photo Gallery
A special Remembrance Day this year, as the country remembered all those lost in conflict. Let's hope that this years tributes will continue into the future
Sometimes, at low tide, you'll find the tree stumps and trunk remains of a petrified forest on Cleveleys beach. Find out about the area with Visit Cleveleys
Sometimes, at low tide, you'll find the tree stumps and trunk remains of a petrified forest on Cleveleys beach. Find out about the area with Visit Cleveleys
Princes Way is the seafront promenade road, going south from Cleveleys to Blackpool. Technically it's in Blackpool but it feels like it's part of Cleveleys.
Explore the Mythic Coast on Cleveleys Seafront, and the artwork trail that follows the story of the Sea Swallow, with Visit Cleveleys
If you go down to the seafront you'll get a big surprise! Have you met the stone Ogre on Cleveleys beach - with glowing red eyes!
Explore the Mythic Coast on Cleveleys Seafront, and the artwork trail that follows the story of the Sea Swallow, with Visit Cleveleys
If you go down to the seafront you'll get a big surprise! Have you met the stone Ogre on Cleveleys beach - with glowing red eyes!
If you go down to the seafront you'll get a big surprise! Have you met the stone Ogre on Cleveleys beach - with glowing red eyes!
Mary's Shell on Cleveleys beach is a piece of public art. Find it on the sands near the seafront cafe, opposite Jubilee Gardens.
Have you ever seen seals at Cleveleys? If you're eagle eyed they can often be seen swimming just offshore and sometimes come onto the beach.
Have a look back through the years of our seaside resort with these old photos of Cleveleys. Have you got any that you'd like to include?
Beach nourishment works were carried out at Cleveleys, back in June 2013, to protect the sea defences and reduce the risk of flooding.
Beach nourishment works were carried out at Cleveleys, back in June 2013, to protect the sea defences and reduce the risk of flooding.
The Towers woodland is just off Victoria Road West. A nice spot for a walk among the trees to watch the wildlife, it's also the site of a once grand house.
On 31st January 2008 a container ferry ran aground on the beach where Cleveleys meets Blackpool. It was the Riverdance Shipwreck
Old stores go and new ones come ... take a look at what shops used to be in Cleveleys... How many do you remember?
Cleveleys has a special relationship with the turbines you can see at sea. Here's more about the Walney Offshore Windfarm.
On a clear day from Cleveleys you can see land to the left, right and ahead, with spectacular views across the sea. What can you see?
Onshore cabling to connect the Walney Offshore Windfarm to the national grid took place in phases. Here's how it was done.
Have a look back through the years of our seaside resort with these old photos of Cleveleys. Have you got any that you'd like to include?
Mary's Shell on Cleveleys beach is a piece of public art. Find it on the sands near the seafront cafe, opposite Jubilee Gardens.
