Charnock Richard services
M6 between J27 and J28
Signposted from the road.
PR7 5LR
map and directions
Single site built upon the motorway.
Don't be fooled by the great big block sitting above the M6; inside it is a standard service area but with fast food on the bridge.
Facilities
Catering: Burger King, KFC, Harry Ramsden's, Starbucks, Subway, Costa Express, Krispy Kreme, Yorkshire Tea
Shops: Waitrose & Partners, WHSmith
Main Amenities: Ecotricity Electric Vehicle Charging Point, Showers, Game Zone
northbound only: Tesla Supercharger, Meeting Room, Changing Places
Motel: Ramadabook (northbound only)
Forecourt: Shell, Texaco, Select, The Deli, Costa Express, Krispy Kreme, Yorkshire Tea, Air1 AdBlue,
Autogas LPG
Parking Prices
First two hours free for all vehicles, after which cars must pay £15 for a further 24 hours and HGVs, caravans and coaches must pay £24 (or £26 to include a £10 meal voucher).
Prices can be paid in the shop, with instructions in each car park. They are strictly enforced by ParkingEye.
Contact Details
Address:
Motorway Break
Charnock Richard Motorway Services Area
Park Hall Road
Charnock Richard
Chorley
Lancashire
PR7 5LR
- Telephone number: 01257 791494
- Grid reference: SD544152
Trivia and Design
Full details: History:Charnock Richard
The Starbucks and Subway here are provided in lower-level extensions, beneath the bridge staircase.
Camelot Theme Park, which has been closed since 2012, is situated next to the services and its rides are visible from it, although it is not easily accessed from here.
Charnock Richard is a classic example of an American-inspired bridge-restaurant service area; one of the oldest in the country. It was picked out of several options.
Alternatives
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