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.
9. Happy Mount Park
Bus route: 5, 755. Bus stops: Bare, Happy Mount Park. The park is open all year round but comes into its own in summer with its refreshing water park and stunning location for a picnic. Should the weather be unkind, then little ones can unleash their energy at the Pirates in the Park indoor play area or navigate the natural adventure playground. Challenge yourselves on the 18-hole adventure golf course or aim for a hole-in-one at the putting green. Many of the activities are charged and booking may be required. Photo: Staff
10. Lancaster Maritime Museum
Bus route: 4 and X4. Bus stop: Maritime Museum (or a 5 minute walk from Lancaster Bus Station). Explore the area's fascinating connection to the sea, from the challenging lives of those who braved the waves to the inland waterways that shaped the city's growth. Discover how these waters fostered trade and leisure, contrasting with the dark legacy of the transatlantic slave trade. Stand on the quay where bustling commerce once flourished and delve into the stories of the people who shaped this historic landscape. Photo: Submit