Burscough, located North of Ormskirk in West Lancashire is a thriving community village. This small village is home to Hamlet of Talscough and Burscough wharf.The Leeds and Liverpool canal passes through the parish, along with several rail lines.
Burscough has a great agricultural tradition with more farms, farmed land and agricultural employment than any of its neighbouring districts. For those who are interested in history, Burscough Parish Church was one of the Million of Waterloo churches built as a thanksgiving after the final defeat of Napoleon in 1815.
The Burscough Wharf development in the heart of the town centre, offers an array of independent retail and leisure outlets plus eateries. The quality of produce is outstanding, from award winning meat to seasonal fruit and vegetables. As well as agricultural businesses, Burscough is also home to food businesses including Fiddler’s Lancashire Crisps.
If you’re looking for family friendly activities, Burscough is also home to the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust's reserve at Martin Mere, a site of specific scientific interest and a major attraction for the North West of England. It is also home to Windmill Animal Farm , a working farm offering visitors the chance to watch, feed and touch the animals.