Many of you might be wondering how best to keep the children occupied whatever the weather.
Thanks to Stagecoach, you can still hop on board a bus and travel anywhere in the county for just £2 per person one way, with the added bonus that up to three children under the age of five can travel for free.
Children aged five to 15 can also benefit from a discounted rate opening up the options for new adventures this summer.
From fabulous days out in the fresh air to indoor activities to help rainy days pass, we’ve come up with 10 of our favourite activities to do by bus in North Lancashire and they won’t break the bank.
So banish the boredom and create lasting memories with our handy guide to all the fun on your doorstep.
Children aged five to 15 can also benefit from a discounted rate opening up the options for new adventures this summer.
5. Morecambe Promenade
Bus route: 1, 1A, 2X, 5, 6, 6A, 6B, 6C, 41, 100, 755. Bus stops: The Platform, Winter Gardens, Eric Morecambe, Clock Tower, Euston Road and Morecambe Bus Station. Create seaside memories at the award-winning promenade. It stretches along the stunning coastline and is perfect for a refreshing stroll or an energetic bike ride. Families can build sandcastles on the beach, chase the waves, or fly colourful kites against the endless sky. Take your photograph beside the iconic Eric Morecambe statue, a tribute to the legendary comedian, before treating yourself to a tasty ice cream with a view across the bay and the distant Lakeland Fells. Photo: Visit Lancashire
6. Williamson Park Mini Zoo and Butterfly House
Bus Service: 18. Bus Stop: Williamson Park. Unveiling a world of wonder within Williamson Park is the Mini Zoo and Butterfly House. Embark on a tropical adventure through a vibrant rainforest teeming with colourful butterflies. Encounter fascinating mini-beasts, watch playful marmosets swing through the trees, and be mesmerised by curious meerkats. Learn about exotic creatures, feel the balmy warmth of the tropics, and walk through an immersive aviary experience. Photo: Submit
7. Giggles Play and Adventure
Bus route: 18. Bus stops: Wyresdale Road. Aimed at families with younger children, Giggles is a wonderland of soft play. Slides, tunnels and ball pits will ignite their imaginations and keep them entertained for hours. Toddlers have their own dedicated area for safe exploration, while older kids can race down thrilling slides or challenge themselves on rope climbs. There is a café area nearby to allow parents and guardians to enjoy delicious refreshments while keeping an eye on their children. Photo: Submit
8. Silverdale
Bus route: 51. Bus stops: The Royal, Silverdale. This charming village nestled in the heart of the Lake District offers endless fun for families. Explore the wonders of the Silverdale coastline, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with its hidden coves, rock pools teeming with life and dramatic cliffs perfect for fossil hunting. Budding adventurers can embark on a treasure hunt following the 'Stuff by the Sea' trail, while creative minds can build sandcastles or paint masterpieces inspired by the stunning scenery. Unwind on the sandy beach, perfect for picnics and paddling, and refuel at a local cafe offering delicious treats. Photo: Submit