Preston Old Road
Freckleton
Preston
Lancashire

Tel: 01772 632284

The Coach and Horses opened in 1824-25 and almost certainly owes its origins to the trade using the marsh road. In earlier times it served as a staging inn for travellers from Preston to Blackpool.

Paul and Lisa Stubbs took over the pub in November 2007 and are trying to run it as a family business. The lunchtime menu (11am - 2m) has been expanded to include more meals. They have cask marque accredited ales. At the rear of the pub is a beer garden and a heated smoking shelter.

2, Lytham Road
Freckleton
Preston
PR4 1XA

Tel: 01772 632345

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The Plough is an established Public house with a reputation as a fun pub. It has theme and party nights and for the sports fans among you there are three big screens with surround sound. The current building dates from the 1930's although there was an establishment of the same name on the site from around 1830.

At the front of the pub are temporary smoking shelters. Planning permission has been granted for a more permanent covered veranda.

Bunker Street
Freckleton
Preston
Lancashire
PR4 1HA

Tel: 01772 632393

The Ship was first licensed in 1677 but is believed to date back to the 14th century, making it the oldest pub in the Fylde.

There is good home made food, either as a snack or as a more satisfying meal, available seven days a week. In more clement weather, you may wish to sit outside in the beer garden to the rear. There are spectacular views over Freckleton Marsh for you to while away your time.

The Ship entrances have been modified to enable easy access for wheelchairs. Unlike the other two pubs in the village, only minimal facilities are available for smokers.

12.00pm - 11.00pm