A theme park for everyone from tots to teens to adventure seeking adults. A land full of fun days out for little princes and princesses.

A land where they can learn the art of wizardry, meet the animals on a real working farm and plan the most magical party ever! Be gripped by the full force of the Whirlwind spinning rollercoaster. With exciting water rides and a host of rides for younger bravehearts, this really is a theme park with fun days out for everyone.

Knightmare
Knightmare, a three million pound ride, will subject you to more g force than any other rollercoaster in the UK, pulling 5Gs at some points.

Knightmare is over half a mile long, full of twists, turns and steep drops and lasts just under two minutes. The highest point is 87 feet and it reaches speeds in excess of 40 miles per hour.

One of Knightmare’s many highlights is a mid-ride plunge nicknamed ‘the psycho drop’, after which riders are subject to extreme g forces.  A height restriction of 1.3 metres will apply.

Merlin the magician
Merlin can be found performing his illusions twice a day in his spellbinding magic show, which takes place in the Castle. As one of King Arthur’s most trusted advisors, Merlin conjures images of mystical times and magical sorcery. When the magical gates to the castle open, Merlin will be there welcoming audiences of all ages to take part in this truly enchanting show.

Jousting Shows
Held daily in the Avalon arena the Jousting Tournaments give you the chance to marvel at the spectacular horsemanship of the Knights of the Round Table and of course cheer for your favourite knight! will it be the evil black knight Mordred or the ever loyal Sir Lancelot.

Bold knights at your service
Camelot simply wouldn't be Camelot without a trip into medieval England to witness the dashing knights of Yore. Every day the knights will thrill you with their horsemanship, their jousting prowess and their swordmanship. With a few jesters, jugglers, fire eaters and trick rider thrown in for good measure.

Time to meet the animals!
Why not take a rest from the excitement of the roller coasters and the jousting and spend some time at Squire Bumpkin's farm. There are always lots of animals to visit and depending on the time of year you may get the chance to join in with the keepers at feeding time.

Rides for all ages
Camelot offers rides to kids and 'big kids' of all ages, whether you like the big roller coasters, log flumes or something a little gentler for the younger ones. There's even tons to do in our indoor play area if the weather takes a turn for the worse. Click on one of the areas below to check out what we have in store for you when you visit! The bigger the better!

Situated in a beautiful rural location at Charnock Richard, Chorley, Lancashire between Preston and Wigan, Camelot is just a short drive from the M6 (J27) northbound, M6 (J28) southbound OR the M61 (J8).

Camelot Theme Park, Park Hall Road, Charnock Richard, Chorley, PR7 5LP

Follow the brown tourism signs to Camelot and Park Hall

Disabled Access:
Camelot Theme Park makes every effort to ensure that the Park is accessible to all of our guests and this information is to assist our guests with disabilities, to ensure you have a magical day out at Camelot. All rides clearly display information on general restrictions at the entrance point and it is the responsibility of all our guests to check these prior to entry.

Not all rides are suitable for all our guests and each has strict operating requirements, which our staff have to follow for Health and Safety reasons. Please do not ask our staff to break these rules; they are there for your safety and safety of others.

Camelot Theme Park is a member of BALPPA, who have issued the following statement:

BALPPA Statement on Public Safety For Disabled People.

Members of the British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions (BALPPA) welcome visits by disabled people and will do all that is possible to ensure a safe and pleasurable stay. However, certain rides and attractions in our Parks can be physically demanding and vigorous. We therefore reserve the right to refuse admission to certain rides should we feel there is a danger to a particular individual or individuals for whatever reason. We have been advised by the Health and Safety Executive that refusal on the grounds of Health and Safety does not constitute discrimination. We hope that you understand and accept the decisions made in the interest of your safety.

Every theme park is different but here are some generic tips to help with your visit, whichever theme park you are going to:

 

• Buy your tickets online before you go so you don’t have to worry about queuing when you get there!
• Make sure you understand what your ticket includes before you book, as the tickets might have certain restrictions.
• If you can, pick a good time of the year to travel: think about the weather, number of visitors, special events or firework nights.  
• Get to the theme parks early to avoid too much overcrowding and queuing at the rides and water parks.
• Try going on the most popular rides at lunch or later in the day, when everyone else has already been.
• Try not to eat too many hot dogs before you go on the biggest ride of the park!
• Bring snacks and drinks, this will help you save money when it’s a long day and you or your kids need refreshments.
• Meeting point: always arrange one, as someone is bound to get lost if it’s a large park and it’s busy!
• This is common sense, but remember to buy gifts and merchandise at the end of the day so you’re not carrying everything around with you.
• Normally there are lockers too if you have any other items you want to get rid of at the beginning of the day.