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Acre Hill

Lane Ends, Bolton by Bowland, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 4PH

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  • Dogs
  • Peaceful stays
  • Scenic views
  • Working farm

Why stay here ...

Acre Hill is located in the rural and beautiful Ribble Valley on a working farm.

This is a peaceful site with fantastic views directly from the caravan field.

The site is level with hardstanding and plenty of space to enjoy a relaxing break.

Clitheroe and Skipton are a short drive away with local shops and pubs within a 5 to 10 minute drive.

The CL is ideally placed for making the most of such a picturesque area with nearby walks and mountain biking at Gisburn Forest which is only 3 miles away and Easington Fell which is on your doorstep for fantastic walking with great views from the site. There is fly fishing 3 miles away at Stocks Reservoir. The CL is motorhome and American RV friendly.

We are sorry but we do not offer car charging facilities on site. There are 2 Pod Point and 1 POLAR charging stations with multiple chargers in Clitheroe.

We sell our own fres free range hen and duck eggs.

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Facilities on site ...

  • Battery charging
  • Recycling facilities
  • TV reception: good
  • Working farm
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Latest arrival time: 9:30 PM

Latest departure time: 12:00 PM

0.5 acres

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  • Golf within 5 miles
  • Watersports within 5 miles

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  • Pub within 1 mile

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Bancroft Mill Engine Museum

Bancroft Mill, Gillians Lane, Lancashire, North West England, BB18 5QR

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8.17 Miles from your current location

An old cotton mill, now a museum, Bancroft Mill operates Lancashire's largest cotton mill steam engine under steam power, in original condition and in situ. Also presenting other engines, steam plant and associated machinery, mill artefacts and pictures. Enjoy a weaving demonstration on Lancashire loom. Café shop, free parking, disabled access. For steaming days please see website.

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British in India Museum

Hendon Mill, Hallam Road, Lancashire, North West England, BB9 8AD

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10.57 Miles from your current location

Opened in 1972 by Henry Nelson, the British in India Museum presents an impressive range of swords, kukris, commemorative boxes and plates, as well as coins, photographs, paintings and a whole host of other artefacts. No disabled access, please ring for details. Car parking is available. Directions: look out for 'Doorstep Self Storage' signs at the venue. Museum sign-in on the gate post.

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GB Antiques Centre

Lancaster Leisure Park, Wyresdale Road, Lancashire, North West England, LA1 3LA

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17.44 Miles from your current location

GB Antiques Centre is now the country's biggest indoor antiques and furniture centre, attracting 220,000 visitors every year. Recently extended and set all on one floor, there are over 100 individual dealers, each with their own specialities, offering an amazing choice of porcelain, pottery, paintings, furniture, memorabilia, books and toys.

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Leighton Hall

Lancashire, North West England, LA5 9ST

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21.94 Miles from your current location

Award-winning Leighton Hall is the lived-in house of the famous furniture making Gillow dynasty. Delight in fascinating guided tours of a beautiful historic home, explore acres of stunning grounds and gardens, a plant conservatory, birds of prey displays, charming tea rooms and a gift shop. Children's play area, woodland trail and caterpillar maze. Disabled access and free parking.

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Lat 53.949639 / Lon -2.379662
OS field ref:
SD754501
OS map ref:
103

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  • Nearest train station: Clitheroe

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Away from it all.....

This is truly a quiet peaceful site, with the exception of the odd tractor, it's a working farm. The site is extremely well kept and I've never seen bins emptied as often ! Level pitches some of different sizes to cater for different outfits, so would be advantageous to mention the size when you book, but you have a view from every pitch of rolling hills. Warm welcome and felt relaxed as soon as we drove through the gate. Short drive to Clitheroe, who knew they had a castle! great shops and market day on Saturday. Great site we will return. Couple of things to note, please follow the instructions and go through Sawley, otherwise you will be doing the AA rally! Also there is practically no mobile or internet signal, but I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing.......
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A very restful place to stay

A great little site to stay at to charge the batteries and walk the dogs. A very nice garden centre just down the road for a look round and an ice cream. Vicki was very helpful and welcoming. Would recommend for a short break.
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WE LOVE THIS SITE 😍

Myself and some friends stayed on this site last year. Vicky was so lovely and welcoming and made sure we had everything we needed. The site is a lovely small site and has beautiful views. Nothing was too much trouble for the site owners. The amenities are all close by. There are some great little places to visit close by. You won't be disappointed. We're due to go again shortly, we can't wait. It's definitely one of our favourite sites and we've been to loads. 5 stars all around x
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An almost perfect site

Lovely little site with beautiful views over the forest of bowland, wonderful welcome by Vicki, and while we were there, they were re-stoning all the areas in a lovely white lime stone, making the site even prettier. the only reason I have given it 4 stars, instead of 5, is that half the pitches are too small except for the smallest of awnings, so be aware if you need the extra space. but would we go again? definitely!
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Beautiful, secluded tranquil spot.

Arrived to a warm welcome from Vicki, her little girl and a very happy dog. My boys loved being able to play out safely, play catch with the dog and follow the hens, and they especially loved being able to see all the farm animals. A lovely, clean, quiet site in a secluded spot but close enough to neighbouring villages with pubs, cafes and little village shops should you wish to have a spot of lunch. Also close by is Gisburn Forest if you fancy a relaxing walk, some bird watching or for the more energetic there are mountain bike trials. I’d really recommend this site if you’re after pure relaxation or a safe, friendly place for young children. There’s currently no toilet blocks but we managed just fine and talking to the owner, they have some fantastic plans. Oh and don’t forget to get some fresh eggs for your breakfast-delicious!
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