CONNECTING OUR COMMUNITY SINCE 2016
We are fortunate to have an amazing coastline offering an accessible beautiful beach and spectacular views, and green, open spaces also within easy reach. Getting out and about, enjoying some gentle exercise in the fresh air, connecting with the natural environment is a great way to improve your health and wellbeing. On this page we share some of the ways you can do this, supported by a number of organisations and voluntary groups with specialist skills and experience.
Every effort is made to keep these pages up to date but things can change quickly. We advise that you check with the organiser using the contact details provided before attending the activity or event for the first time.
If you need anything more please do CONTACT US or by calling into our drop-in sessions at Fleetwood Library on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10am to 12noon. Help for patients registered with Fleetwood surgeries is also available from the Social Prescribers.
WYRE'S GREAT OUTDOORS
Healthy activities and events include gardening, walks, beach cleans and more incorporating science, history, nature, ecology and conservation!
Something for everyone as you enjoy the open spaces and coastline of Fleetwood and further afield.
Some of the activities may also be listed separately below.
THE BAY: A BLUEPRINT FOR RECOVERY
The Bay is a Nature and Wellbeing Programme, offering people living in Morecambe Bay the opportunity to get outdoors and connect with nature.
There's a team working in the Wyre area, making full use of the amazing coastline around Fleetwood to host fun and educational events and activities for all ages.
FLEETWOOD IN BLOOM
Throughout the year a fantastic band of volunteers are potting, planting, pruning and more to create a beautiful display of colour across the Town.
If you enjoy gardening and being outdoors but perhaps don't have your own space, find out more about getting involved!
Fleetwood In Bloom is supported by Fleetwood Town Council.
FLEETWOOD WELLBEING WAY
Created and maintained by local residents this is a designated route along the Esplanade marked by a series of challenges based on the Five Ways of Wellbeing. Walk, cycle or wheel to build up resilience, boost wellbeing and improve your mental and physical health. There's also a very busy Facebook page with more challenges and links.
