Absolutely loved this campsite, a real family friendly site.
We opted for a quieter pitch away from the main field.
We stayed in Primrose woodland, hard standing pitch. It was lush.
The sky was so clear, if you love star gazing and get a clear night this place is perfect (my photo does not do it justice)
Fires roaring, and the sounds of nature! What more could you want.
The toilets are cleaned constantly. The owner did his rounds with fire pits and logs if needed and he was so friendly.
We will definitely return. :)

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We’ve just returned from a weekend break at primrose park, for anybody thinking of booking I’d highly recommend. The site is really relaxed and friendly.
Camp fires are welcome, you can hire one for a small fee for the duration of your stay. I wish I’d have read the description/information before packing for the weekend. We could have saved space by leaving ours at home as you can also purchase fire wood on site.
We stayed on the gravel pitch with beck view, although you can’t see the beck from the pitch you can hear it, it’s just a two minute walk to the beck which is really pretty if you are wanting to check it out.

There is a toilet block on site, pot washing stations and a couple of shower cubicles. We did read a couple of negative reviews before booking regarding the showers been cold, I’m really glad we didn’t let that deter us as we had two showers daily that were lovely and warm.
The site is dog friendly and family friendly and seemed to be really versatile, We stayed in a tent box on a touring pitch (beck view) which was really peaceful and tranquil, the field looked mainly occupied by families, it was lovely to see the children playing football or playing on their bikes, being kids and enjoying the great outdoors.

The site is a 20 minute drive from Gisburn forest and stocks reservoir.
if you decide to venture out there is a lovely little bistro called the old vicarage tea room which serves the tastiest pies and an amazing Sunday dinner. There is also a bike hire company attached to the side of it which has plenty of bikes to chose from if you’re wanting to go off exploring. it took us 7 minutes to drive to the tea rooms one day, and 30 minutes to walk to it another day.

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The playground although basic kept my son and his friends occupied for hours using thier imagination to play. The owner was really friendly and always happy to help.
Toilets were kept restocked and the little store was great for essentials

Could do with a couple more showers but that's it

Great little site, 3rd year coming & we’ll be back again

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A fantastic little site, we stayed right by the play area which was ideal for our young boys. The area surrounding is lovely. The farmer who runs the site is very friendly and extremely helpful. Would stay again.

Cud do with a couple more showers and a bigger dishwashing area.

Lovely site with great showers and toilet block. Always cleaning.
Designated play area for children.
Lovely staff that are always around to help or just for a chat.
Will definitely return.

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Beautiful location, very friendly, basic facilities but very clean.

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Loved Primrose Park, very peaceful and great views. The owner is a very happy, friendly guy, quite funny. We had to leave in a hurry and didn't stay the night, but will be back. We had a mobile signal (EE) for calls, 4G is come and go but usable. Shame we had to leave (thats life) but definitely will be returning.

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Really nice open site with great facilities. Andy was really friendly and accommodating.

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views over to pendle hill were amazing! The campsite and around there is very little light so was amazing for star gazing at night. Lovely and quiet campsite, had a play area in the middle for children. Facilities were clean and easy to find. Had dinner at the pub near by The plough inn about 10minutes drive.

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