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Heysham is an old coastal village and fishing port positioned in the county of Lancashire, in the northern reaches of England and is home to just over six and a half thousand people. It overlooks Morecambe Bay and is a few miles from Lancaster. It has a rich history which dates back to the Stone Age, there is an abundance of charming 17th Century cottages and buildings close to the Village Square, and an ancient church perched on a cliff which is dedicated to St Peter, although it was built mostly in the 15th Century it has a Hogsback stone tomb linked to the Vikings. Nearby, visitors will find the ruins of St Patrick's Chapel and remnants of the stone graves that were gouged into the rocks during the eighth century. A walk around the village that's renowned for its Nettle Beer will uncover the historical Harbour where Ferries depart to the Isle of Man, and a small sandy beach. There's a choice of shops, a welcoming pub with log fires, cafes, and restaurants serving tasty Morecambe Bay Prawns. Walkers are readily tempted to explore the surrounding Lancashire countryside, and for those tempted to stay there is a choice of B&B's, hotels and a Caravan Park nearby.

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Ocean Edge Leisure Park

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Cumberland View Hotel

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Bombay Brasserie
Squirrel’s Bistro

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Heysham High School
Mossgate Primary School
Sandylands Primary School

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The Port House (0.91 miles)

The Port House

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If quiet rooms, privacy, comfortable beds, cleanliness, good food and a safe environment are important to you then The Port House is the place to stay in Heysham. We cater ... more

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Westleigh Guest House (1.26 miles)

Westleigh Guest House

The Westleigh is located in an idyllic position on the promenade. Our property has a 3 star Visit Britain rating and is just a short distance from all the activities and adventures that Morecambe has ... more | visit website

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Balmoral Hotel (1.38 miles)

Balmoral Hotel
The Balmoral Hotel is situated on the promenade, overlooking Morecambe Bay, which is renowned for its superb sunsets against the Lake District Mountains.

The Hotel is well established and family run, offering excellent cuisine ... more | visit website
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The Clarendon (1.51 miles)

For over 100 years this charming 19th Century building has provided guests with a warm and friendly welcome combined with breathtaking views and spectacular sunsets over Morecambe Bay.Recently refurbished throughout; this award-winning hotel is ideally ... more | visit website
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The Sea Lynn (1.55 miles)

The Sea Lynn
Morecambe is famous for its stunning views and sunsets, which can be enjoyed from the guest lounge or by strolling the short distance to the promenade. And you won't be short of things to do, ... more | visit website
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Silverwell Guest House (1.58 miles)

Silverwell Guest House
The Proprietors would like to offer you a warm welcome to The Silverwell guest house. The hotel is a 14-bedroomed, licensed hotel ideally situated just yards from Morecambe's beach which offers panoramic views of the ... more | visit website
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The Midland House (1.98 miles)

The Midland House
Beautifully, meticulously, and lovingly restored, the Midland is an Art Deco-inspired tour de force with 44 modern 30s-inspired rooms, 6 rooftop suites, a top-notch restaurant and ultra-stylish bar.The Midland has that touch of class. Genius-architect ... more | visit website
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Kendal Properties (2.05 miles)

Kendal Properties
Located on the main high street of Kendal town centre; the apartment is handy for the local shops; many fashionable restaurants; wine bars and Kendal's local attractions. The apartment is spread out over one floor. ... more | visit website
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The Crown Hotel (2.10 miles)

The Crown Hotel
The Crown Hotel is ideally situated on Morecambe's promenade with views across Morecambe Bay towards the South Lake District. All rooms are furnished to a high standard with contemporary oak furniture, flat-screen TVs, a sitting ... more | visit website
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Eidsforth Hotel (2.31 miles)

Eidsforth Hotel

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The Eidsforth Hotel is a well established family run hotel offering breathtaking views of Morecambe Bay & Lakeland hills. Ideally situated for easy access to the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales ... more

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