Search Results - 108 Campsites found in Lancashire.

Campsites in Lancashire

Setting your sites on Lancashire for your family or group UK camping holiday will provide you with a potentially bewildering set of choices on what to do and where to go - we love being spolit for choice!

These campsites Lancashire has to offer provide fabulous access to the nature reserves, rolling rural countryside, stunning fells and rich coastal environments that make up this varied, picturesque county. Would-be naturalists should head to Brockholes, a newly developed nature haven managed by Lancashire Wildlife Trust on the site of an old quarry. With 250 acres of trails to explore, with hides from which to spy on wildlife, it makes a great day out. Ever been on a 'floating village'? Well, at Brockholes you can. The first of its kind in the UK, this floating visitor centre allows you to get really close to nature. Alternatively, for fabulous views from the 266 metre summit, head to Beacon Fell Country Park to exhaust the kids - pack a picnic and let them go wild exploring the trials through conifer woods and over moorland.

Camping in Lancashire

It's not all about exposing yourself to the elements, though. These Lancashire campsites are also great bases from which to discover the proud history of this region. Visit Lytham Hall at Lytham st Annes, a Grade I listed Georgian House set in 78 acres of wooded parkland. Set your sights on Samlesbury Hall, built in 1325 and still retaining it's typical medieval black and white exterior. Or head to the tiny village of Turton and visit the Musuem at Turton Tower. The walks onto the West Pennine Moors from Turton are celebrated for their beauty.

Search thrpough this extensive listing of campsites in Lancashire to find your idela pitch, using the 'Refine Search' button at the top of the page to narrow down your search to the site features that are really important to you. Pack binoculars for the wildlife, walking boots for the fells and moorland, bikes for great family cycling challenges and, of course, your camera for all those holiday shots. To help you plan head, why not use the 'Things to do' tab on each site's individual listing with information, photos, reviews and even directions to 1000s of local attractions, pubs, restaurants and shops in the vicinity of each Lancashire campsite.