Blackpool Model Village & Gardens

Great little place. My son loved it. The map ensures you see the whole place whilst looking for the moles. It takes around an hour if you take your time. Theres so many scenes to take in. The place is full of squirrels which added to the enjoyment as they looked huge next to the models. It could definitely do with some TLC. A lot of the models need repaired and repainted.

Bad weather but nice ish surroundings. Bit of a dog poo issue tbf but I'd blame the owners not the grounds people.

I love a model village and this is my favourite. Instead of copying famous buildings, there is a real village atmosphere. They give you a little quiz sheet which leads you through, making sure you see everything. It's all beautifully maintained and set in lovely gardens, with lots of benches to rest on.. Nothing to do with the village but check the bus times so you don't get stranded.

Lovely little place to visit and a fun quiz to do on the way round.

Awesome place xx loads of passion went in xx great little quiz to get you engaged and to help you navigate your way round so you don't miss a thing...also yummy ice cream xxx

Great place to spend some time. We went on a quiet sunny morning and had place to ourselves. Beautiful gardens with plenty of places to sit and rest a while. Models old but that's part of the charm. You can do the quiz, keeps kids and adults interested for longer. My husband has Parkinsons and he really enjoyed following the quiz instructions. It helped him enjoy his visit much more than he would have without it. 9Toilets very clean. Staff friendly and helpful. Visit the park too, you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic place to visit took us just over 40 minutes to look round. It’s been there for 51 years and is lovely the guy on the till given us a question sheet that took us around the village asking questions about the home and business it was a fun walk around I would definitely recommend going to see

We had a great time, we were gnome hunting and the guide we were given ensured we didn't miss anything.

I visited mid-August on a weekday and had a lovely hour or two, wandering the gardens, enjoying the displays, and following the treasure hunt.I can’t give it 5 stars as it’s in need of doing up, and so I don’t feel it’s appropriately priced, and parking isn’t included.I paid I think £9 or so (because I had a £1 discount leaflet) which is a lot considering I had to drive up and down the road looking for a free parking space as they charge £3 to park your car - that really should be deducted from the ticket price.It’s a lovely couple of hours, the gardens are beautiful, the village is charming (if rather weathered and in sore need of updating with a good clean and paint), and there’s a cafe with drinks & ice cream, as well as a picnic area. Staff are lovely. Toilets are spotless.(Afterward I went to the huge park which is right next door and it is GORGEOUS! A huge lake, bandstand, rose garden, outdoor cafes, and a wooded area for walks. I thoroughly recommend visiting that.)

Was an interesting place to visit. Only thing I'd say is could be sign posted better for the guided tour"