No dogs allowed: Campsites in Burnley, England

Smithson Farm Camping and Caravan Park

• Family-run site in the grounds of an 18th-century farm
• Easily accessible from central Burnley and the M65
• On-site café selling breakfasts, light lunches and sweet treats

Northwood Farm Campsite

• Back-to-basics, pop-up campsite on a Lancashire sheep and cattle farm
• A 10-minute drive to Gawthorpe Hall and Pendle Heritage Centre
• Wild camping on field pitches; walks on site; pub five minutes’ stroll

Oakenbank Glamping

• Smart bell tents on a small working farm on the edge of Trawden
• Great walking location close to the Bronte Way and Wycoller
• Firepit, solar lighting, kitchen kit and handmade double bed

Ribble Valley Retreat

• Small glampsite on a working farm in the gorgeous Ribble Valley
• Five minutes from Whalley and 15 minutes to Clitheroe by car or train
• Stylish tents with comfy beds, quality linen and fluffy towels

Hill House Farm Campsite

• Adults-only site in Lancashire’s quiet Forest of Bowland fell country
• A 15-minute drive to the Ribble Way and 40 minutes to Pen-y-Ghent
• Grass pitches with spectacular views; pubs, shops and walks nearby

Acre Hill Farm Certificated Location

• Peaceful CAMC-members touring site at Bolton-by-Bowland in Lancashire
• Gisburn Forest and the Forest of Bowland both 20 minutes’ drive
• Well-kept pitches with Easington Fell views; pubs 10 minutes’ drive

Upwood Holiday Park

Higher Heights Farm

• Friendly wild camping woodland site on a Yorkshire farm
• A five-minute drive to Haworth and half an hour to Skipton
• Fresh eggs and breakfast, lunch and dinner packages available on site

Bowland Fell Park

Clitheroe Camping and Caravanning Club Site

British Waterways Campsite

Ribble Valley Naturist Club

Lower Clough Foot Caravan and Motorhome Club Site

Hollingworth Lake Caravan Park

Lane End Farm