Powered site: RV & Motorhome Parks in Hurst Green, England
15 bookable campgrounds with rv & motorhome sites within 24.1 kilometres of Hurst Green
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
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Dale Hey Touring Park
Ribchester, Lancashire, England- Family-run Lancashire site next to 12 acres of young woodland
- Less than a mile from Ribchester; Forest of Bowland two miles
- Dog and bike washes on site; bus stop a few minutes' walk
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Northwood Caravan and Holiday Park
Blackburn, Lancashire, England- Well-maintained, adults-only touring park in the Ribble Valley
- A 15-minute drive to Clitheroe and 40 minutes to Yorkshire Dales
- Easy access from the M6; restaurants a couple of minutes' walk away
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Beacon Fell View
Preston, Lancashire, England- On 30 acres of landscaped park, with views over the Ribble Valley
- Plenty of activities, play areas, pool, crazy golf, arcade and bar
- Within easy reach of the Forest of Bowland, Pennines and Lake District
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Bow Laithe Caravan Site
Bolton-by-Bowland, Lancashire, England- Well-maintained and peaceful adults-only site in the Forest of Bowland
- A 10-minute drive to Clitheroe; half an hour to Skipton
- Views to Pendle Hill and River Ribble; pubs within walking distance
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Calder Farm
Bolton-by-Bowland, Lancashire, England- Small family-run site with Ribble Valley views in Lancashire
- A 20-minute drive to Gisburn Forest bike paths, Pendle Hill and Settle
- Dog-friendly site with dedicated exercise area; pub 15 minutes’ walk
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Brocklehead Farm
Darwen, Lancashire, England- Working farm site in rural Lancashire, with 63 acres and lovely views
- A 10-minute drive to Blackburn; 40 minutes to Blackpool
- Friendly atmosphere with play area and easy access to main roads
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Rossendale Holiday Glamping
Manchester, Lancashire, England- Small, scenic and rural site in the Rossendale valley
- Fully-equipped luxury glamping pods 45 minutes' drive from Manchester
- Wildlife trail, island, stone barbecues, firepits, deer hides and café
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Brylea Caravan Park
Preston, Lancashire, England- Well-located family-run touring park in the Lancashire countryside
- Central Preston 10 minutes' drive; 20 minutes to Blackpool
- Easy access from the main road; shop and café five minutes' walk
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Claylands Caravan Park
Preston, Lancashire, England- Family-owned park on the banks of the River Wyre
- Carefully landscaped wildlife haven with over 5000 trees
- Four well-stocked and well-maintained fishing ponds
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Smithills View Campsite
Preston, Lancashire, England- Pop-up micro-site on a non-working farm in rural west Lancashire
- A 15-minute drive to Preston; 30 minutes to Blackpool
- Secluded site with ball games court and picnic spots, plus pubs nearby
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Hacienda Events Campsite
Preston, Lancashire, England- Adults-only pop-up site on a farm a 15-minute drive from Preston
- Blackpool 25 minutes’ drive; Forest of Bowland 40 minutes
- Seasonal entertainment; rotating food vendors; communal fridge
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Willowbeck Farm
Skipton, North Yorkshire, England- Spacious dog-friendly site with spectacular views over the Pennine Way
- Within easy reach of the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland
- Dog exercise area; two minutes' walk from the local pub
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Poplar Grove Farm Caravan Park
Preston, Lancashire, England- Quiet site (no music or groups) in a rural location on a working farm
- A 20-minutes' drive from both Blackpool and Lancaster
- Forest of Bowland and Beacon Fell Country Park within 10 miles
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Thornton Hall Country Park
Skipton, North Yorkshire, England- Family-run site on a working farm between the Dales and Ribble Valley
- Farm park and playground on site (tickets must be prebooked)
- 20 minutes' drive to Skipton Castle and Pendle Hill; 30 to Malham Cove
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Bridge Holme Caravan Site
Barnoldswick, Lancashire, England- Spacious site on the edge of the Forest of Bowland
- A 10-minute stroll from the market town of Barnoldswick
- Leeds and Liverpool Canal five minutes' walk away
