Burscough Wharf
Neighbouring Burscough is home to a number of attractions in West Lancashire, including Martin Mere, Farmer Teds and Windmill Animal Farm. A quaint town around the banks of the Leeds to Liverpool Canal.
Burscough Wharf is located in the centre of town, backing on to the canal. Steeped in history, its buildings were previously used as a veterinary centre for the horses that pulled barges along the canal.
Today it is not only home to a collection of independent shops & restaurants but is also a popular meeting place for dog walkers, resident families, and visitors. You can even go on a leisurely Canal Cruise!
The Wharf is also a hub for arts and crafts, creative industries and the community and hosts regular outside events which take place in the courtyard.
Just a short walk from the Wharf you will find Burscough Bridge railway station with regular bus and train services to Southport, Wigan and Manchester.
Burscough Wharf
Neighbouring Burscough is home to a number of attractions in West Lancashire, including Martin Mere, Farmer Teds and Windmill Animal Farm. A quaint town around the banks of the Leeds to Liverpool Canal.
Burscough Wharf is located in the centre of town, backing on to the canal. Steeped in history, its buildings were previously used as a veterinary centre for the horses that pulled barges along the canal.
Today it is not only home to a collection of independent shops & restaurants but is also a popular meeting place for dog walkers, resident families, and visitors. You can even go on a leisurely Canal Cruise!
The Wharf is also a hub for arts and crafts, creative industries and the community and hosts regular outside events which take place in the courtyard.
Just a short walk from the Wharf you will find Burscough Bridge railway station with regular bus and train services to Southport, Wigan and Manchester.
Burscough Wharf
Neighbouring Burscough is home to a number of attractions in West Lancashire, including Martin Mere, Farmer Teds and Windmill Animal Farm. A quaint town around the banks of the Leeds to Liverpool Canal.
Burscough Wharf is located in the centre of town, backing on to the canal. Steeped in history, its buildings were previously used as a veterinary centre for the horses that pulled barges along the canal.
Today it is not only home to a collection of independent shops & restaurants but is also a popular meeting place for dog walkers, resident families, and visitors. You can even go on a leisurely Canal Cruise!
The Wharf is also a hub for arts and crafts, creative industries and the community and hosts regular outside events which take place in the courtyard.
Just a short walk from the Wharf you will find Burscough Bridge railway station with regular bus and train services to Southport, Wigan and Manchester.