Snuggled between England’s coastal plains and moorlands lies Preston, a lush region that has conserved its natural heritage exquisitely. At its peak is Beacon Fell, on the hem of the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The River Ribble snakes through the plains, which are cheerful and lavish enough to resemble Tolkien’s beloved Hobbiton. Its wealth of history is put on display at its three main museums – the Harris Museum showcases historical art, while the interactive Museum of Lancaster caters for the young and young at heart. Preston’s docks are as much a destination as they are a way to get to your next destination. Spend a day wandering between the cafes and stores at the water’s edge before visiting the Turbary Woods Owl and Bird of Prey sanctuary. Preston is a hiker’s and biker's paradise, and the Guild Wheel keeps you far enough from the highways to truly immerse you. Cuerden Valley Park is a biker’s wonderland, complete with monthly events for visitors.
Enjoy Preston at your leisure the budget-friendly way with Enterprise Rent-A Car. If you’re counting pennies, book online to find a great deal or choose a fuel-efficient car to take you farther for less. Count on Enterprise to maintain a solid preventative maintenance schedule so that glitchy engines don’t interrupt your travels.
If you’re moving or need to carry equipment, Enterprise’s large and small vans will provide all the spaciousness you need. One-way hire takes you across country if you’re moving, while temperature-controlled models give businesses the stable environment they need to carry delicate food items. Accessible vans provide wheelchair access. Extra-large commercial models and Luton vans with optional tail-lifts cater for heavier loads. Learn more about Enterprise van hire.
Enterprise’s fleet isn’t merely about satisfying practical needs. They also provide vehicles that fit your sense of style and driving preferences. Small economy minis and large compacts will suit down-to-earth drivers, while premium vehicles, coupes and exotic cars serve those who value luxury. Executive premium vehicles are ideal for business travellers who need a smooth but well-branded way to carry corporate clients.
Preston car parking permits are an economical way to use the town’s many car parks. The city centre has five large parking areas, including a dedicated disabled car park. Hill Street's is best if you’re driving a large vehicle. If you’re using public transport, the bus station has its own parking zone. Preston has mobile phone laws forbidding calls and texts while driving, while misusing the bus lanes to get ahead of your schedule might earn you a stiff fine.
