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Halsteads Farm

Grindleton Road, West Bradford, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 4QH

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Ideal for ...

  • Dogs
  • Peaceful stays
  • Scenic views

Why stay here ...

  • AONB.
  • Good area for walking.

Facilities on site ...

  • Battery charging
  • Dog walk from site
  • Drive over waste disposal for motorhomes
  • Recycling facilities
  • Shower (exclusive use)
  • TV reception: good
  • WC (exclusive use)
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0.75 acres

Some sloping pitches

Recycling Facilities

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  • Coarse fishing 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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7.87 Miles from your current location

An old cotton mill, now a museum, operating Lancashire's biggest cotton mill steam engine under steam power, in original condition and in situ. Other engines, steam plant and associated machinery, mill artefacts and pictures. Weaving demonstration on Lancashire loom. Cafe, shop, free parking, disabled access. For steaming days see website.

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British in India Museum

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

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8.54 Miles from your current location

The British in India Museum was opened in 1972 by Henry Nelson. Swords, kukris, commemorative boxes and plates, models carved in ivory, photographs, paintings, as well as a tiger skin shot in the Sauger area, Central India in 1915. Plus a whole host of other items too numerous to mention. 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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18.85 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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National Archery. Leyland, Preston

Leyland, Lancashire, North West England, PR26 6TN

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20.05 Miles from your current location

With over 70 state of the art shooting ranges, National Archery is by far the UK and Ireland's largest Archery provider and the ultimate choice for a remarkable day to remember! Master the ancient art of Archery as you hone your Robin Hood-like skills on spectacular shooting ranges located across the nation! Possessing innate, competitive, adrenaline-filled thrills - Archery is the perfect activity for those of all ages and athletic abilities, making it the tailor-made event for any occasion! Other locations are available, see website for more details.

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BB7 4QH
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Lat 53.899208 / Lon -2.383442
OS field ref:
SD747448
OS map ref:
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Transport links

  • Bus stop within 1 mile
  • Buses go to: Waddington, Clitheroe
  • Daily public transport within 1 mile
  • Train station within 5 miles

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Halsteads Farm 11

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Mixed feelings

Access to village over single track bridge and then roads in village quite narrow with tight turn to negotiate , take care if you have long outfit . Site entrance is fine and pitches (h/standing ) ok , only slightly sloping . Views from pitches beautiful with Pendle hill right in front of you and cement works off to one side , so no problem . Big barn behind pitches which had sheep in at night (not too bad ) but most mornings 6.30 onwards , farmer was driving , revving and shunting tractor about til about 9 am . Toilet clearly marked but basic (no hot water ) , shower next door (not used) also basic and coin meter to it on outer wall round the corner ! Couple times a hot air balloon was set up and took off from field right in front of us , which was fun to watch but some of the "followers" came onto pitches and stood right in front of caravans to take fotos . Water tap just past the toilet/shower but elsan point further down the drive up a ramp and set in small , very smelly pipe between hedges . Site is very well placed for visiting all around local area , loads picturesque villages nearby as well as larger towns .
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Lovely site, great location

Stayed here for 2 nights at the weekend. Very nice, clean, well looked after site. Good hard standing pitches. Slightly sloping but easy enough to level. Great location, just off the road, easy to walk to Waddington/Clitheroe. As a working farm there was a lot of noise from the animals in the barn directly behind the pitch but this didn't bother us, in fact we found it quite amusing - they quieten down at night! Toilet and shower room very well sign posted, clean and practical. Good recycling facilities. Nice views from the pitches -yes the cement works is in view but it is part of the landscape. Great area for walking. All in all an excellent site for £12.50 per night, would recommend and will visit again.
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nice & relaxing

The site is slightly slopping good views , you can avoid looking at cement works in distance by poisoning van at a slight angle. Toilets clean and plenty of room in shower at 50p for 8min a bargain overall. It is excellent for walking or cycling into Clitheroe 2 m away. 3 pubs in Waddington approx. 1m first 2 ok good food pricey. one up by the church is a good pub very good home made pies and beer at reasonable price. Very pleasant area to go around.
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Ok, but...

We stayed one night here. Owners were friendly but not overly forthcoming about facilities. The hardstanding areas are mostly just grass as they have become overgrown and most pitches are on a slope. Surface was quite waterlogged and muddy. Single loo and shower were basic but clean - token needed for shower. Site is listed as having a drive over waste point but this didn't seem to be the case. As its a working farm there are the expected noises and smells as the site is immediately next to the byre. The view is dominated by Pendle Hill in the distance and also unfortunately a large cement works nearer to the site.
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Peace and quiet

If you want a peaceful site in lovely countryside with lots of local walks this is the place for you. Owners friendly when you see them. Facilities fine and all worked well. Perhaps a bit of tourist info would be more helpful.
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