Brock

Brock is a quaint and pleasant little village in Lancashire, England, situated on the the River Brock, which is a tributary of the River Wyre. The River Brock springs on Fair Snape Fell, which is one of the largest hills in the Forest of Bowland National Park, an area of outstanding national beauty. Although very small in itself, Brock is a very quaint and picturesque village in which to pass through and enjoy a break in a traditional country pub. There are several walkers routes in the area and the village is located conveniently close to the seaside towns of Saint Anne's and Blackpool.