Sunken Village of Singleton Thorpe
The sunken village of Singleton Thorpe is said to be just off the coast of Cleveleys. It’s one of the earliest local examples of relocation due to flooding.
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About
Welcome to Cleveleys! Find out about this family-friendly seaside town on the Fylde Coast, not far from Blackpool.
In this section you can explore the golden beach and long stretch of beautiful promenade. Find out which beaches are dog friendly. Soak-up the amazing views and sunsets. Visit the thriving town centre to bag a bargain and take a ride on a tram!
We’ve got information on travelling to Cleveleys by car and where to park when you get here. You can find out about public transport or travelling by coach – it’s a popular place for bus trips!
About Cleveleys
In ‘About’ we’ve got lots of pages full of interesting things from Cleveleys and the wider Fylde Coast. Here’s a flavour of what you’ll find –
Latest updates in this section:
Linder Exhibition – at Grundy Art Gallery
See exhibits from award-winning artists, prize-winning organisations and members of the public from Blackpool and beyond at Grundy Art Gallery
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Grounding of the Holland XXIV Dredger
Do you remember the grounding of the Holland XXIV Dredger at Cleveleys in 1981? It’s one of many wrecks off this coastline
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Cleveleys Cottage Exhibition of 1906
The Cleveleys Cottage Exhibition of 1906 was mooted before Letchworth Garden City. But sadly they got going first. Find out more…
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What’s at Cleveleys?
You might have heard of this lovely little seaside town – so find out what’s at Cleveleys and why you should you pay it a visit!
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Top 10 Places to Drink in Cleveleys
Here’s your Top 10 Places to Drink in Cleveleys, according to our research. Bars, pubs & venues, including all your favourites!
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