Stalmine Hall Court is a quiet walled residential park, built in the grounds of the 19th century Stalmine Hall. The park is within the village of Stalmine, Lancashire and part of Wyre Borough Council.

The village of Stalmine is steeped in history and appears in the Domesday Book, the chapel mentioned in 1200. It was rebuilt in 1806 and renamed St James Church. The church is just a 2-minute walk away from the park, and its sundial dating from 1690 is a real slice of history right on the doorstep of the park.

The Seven Stars Inn is also only a minute away and is a truly traditional pub and restaurant. Serving home-cooked meals, cask ales and freshly brewed coffee it's the perfect place to treat yourself and get to know your new neighbours.

If you are a keen golfer or would like to learn, then Knott End golf club is perfectly placed less than a ten-minute drive away. This prestigious club holds professional and semi-professional tournaments regularly. A weekly over 60's club is held every Tuesday and is a fantastic way to meet new people and socialise. If you are interested in sports, opposite Stalmine Hall Park is both the Stalmine Bowling Club with green and Wyre Villa Football Club.

Stalmine Hall Court Location

The park's location near the banks of the River Wyre is well known for its fishing spots and clubs. The array of different fish that populate the river draws in many fishing enthusiasts and you can get day passes for many sections of the river. If you aren't keen on fishing, then you can simply enjoy the tranquillity of walking and sitting next to such a beautiful river. The A588 is the main road that passes along the site and is the main road between Hambleton and Lancaster—served by two bus services, the 2C and the 24 where you can travel to Knott End, Cleveleys and Blackpool.

Things to do Near Stalmine Hall Court 

Wyre has so much to offer including two theatres, frequent health-guided walks, canals, the enormous Freeport Shopping Centre with many designer outlet stores and several forests and nature reserves.

In Fleetwood, you can visit the newly restored Memorial Park. It was built in 1925 and stood as a beautiful commemoration to those who served in the First World War. In nearby Marsh Mill Village, you can see Marsh Mill, which has working mechanisms. Built-in 1794 you can appreciate the hard life of the 18th-century Millar. The village itself has several independent shops and tea rooms so you can see history in action and then treat yourself! So many historic sites surround the park and communities, all within a 20-minute journey, you will be truly spoilt for choice for days out. There is something for everyone to enjoy and, with the perfect location of our park, living there will allow you to explore, relax and enjoy every day. There is also a McColls within easy walking distance of the park for your convenience. Stalmine Hall Park is ideal for homeowners seeking a quiet residential location but within easy access of amenities in this charming area of the Fylde Coast, Lancashire.

Site Fees £167.14