Places to explore near Heysham Port StationHeysham

Ruined Anglo-Saxon chapel and body-shaped graves cut into the headland rock above Morecambe Bay at Heysham.

1.7 km N

Old Morecambe Bay village of narrow lanes and nettle beer, above the rock-cut graves and ruined St Patrick's Chapel.

1.9 km NE · Lancashire

Streamlined 1933 art-deco hotel on Morecambe's prom, with Eric Gill reliefs and a curved seafront frontage.

5 km NE

Former stone harbour arm on Morecambe's front, now a public promenade dotted with bird sculptures and games.

5.1 km NE

Faded-then-reviving bay resort with a five-mile prom, the Eric Morecambe statue and the art-deco Midland Hotel.

5.1 km NE · Lancashire

Tiny former port cut off by the tide twice a day, reached only across the sands of the Lune estuary.

5.1 km SE · Lancashire

Cheery bronze of comedian Eric Morecambe in his 'Bring Me Sunshine' pose on the town's seafront.

5.3 km NE

Grand Edwardian domed folly rising over Williamson Park in Lancaster, dubbed the 'Taj Mahal of the North'.

8.6 km E

Hilltop Victorian park above Lancaster with woodland walks, a butterfly house and the domed Ashton Memorial.

8.6 km E

Rennie's great five-arch aqueduct striding the River Lune north of Lancaster, the finest structure on the whole Lancaster Canal.

9 km NE

A National Trust place in Lancashire.

1.6 km N

One of the oldest churches in the North West, above Morecambe Bay near the rock-cut graves and ruined chapel.

1.8 km NE

Quayside smokehouse at Glasson Dock with a shop crammed with smoked fish, meat, cheese and game.

5.7 km SE

The lock-free coastal canal of the north-west, 41 miles on one level from Preston to Tewitfield with the sea often in view.

6.7 km E · Lancashire & Cumbria

Whitewashed riverside inn on the Lune estuary at Conder Green, on the cycle path to Glasson.

7 km SE

Great priory church of St Mary on the castle hill, surviving the Dissolution as Lancaster's parish church.

7.3 km E