Fooden Farm

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restful and relaxing

lovely site and very friendly owner with well spaced out pitches , sites like this seem to be disappearing with people seeming to think a time away in the caravan must have electric and shower blocks to getaway . splendid site.

SandJlomax

Reviewed on 31/07/2022 19:28

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Fantastic hidden gem

Wow!! We stopped here with friends who had been before, The site had beautiful views and was very quiet. Access is by a track and the views are stunning. Would highly recommend if you want a weekend away from it all.

Davidjilly1

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 11/10/2018 16:51

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Chill out site no 1

Access is best via Sawley Abbey as the other way from Gisburn is more twisty/narrow/potholed. Take your time as milk tankers use this narrow route. Beware the tight bend at the Spread Eagle pub and narrow right over the bridge soon after. Little tea shop in Bolton by bowland sells nice cakes and ice lollies. Carboot on Sunday's in Clitheroe worth a visit signposted from A59. The site entrance itself is almost hidden so take your time. Track leading up to the field a little rough but nothing major. Turn left after cattle grid for CL. Best view of Pendle Hill in front of you. Most seem to pitch side on with your door facing the fence or at an angle to capture that spectacular view. Basic water, bins and chemical closet near the entrance. Use your own facilities. Farmhouse is further down the hill towards the river. We had the Beatherder festival on across the valley for the 2 nights we visited. Not that noisy and we got a fantastic fireworks display for free too! Most scenic area on the edge of the trough of bowland. Clitheroe Castle good to visit. Dog walks in the fields or as we found the cooler woodland walks were ideal for the scorching July heat. Deer and rabbits seen and is THE best place for a chill out.....and that view....did I mention the view......

tipsyhedgehog

Caravanner

Reviewed on 25/07/2018 20:12

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Peaceful CL

We have only been going to this site for a few years, and have never had any problem with motocross bike noise. The views are amazing and we can spend most of the day just watching the wildlife, this last visit it was 2 woodpeckers enjoying the nuts in our bird feeder. The owners are lovely people and have always made us feel welcome. As said in other reviews there are some nice walks around and the Coach and Horses in the village has now opened, so an ideal stop off for a pint while enjoying your walk.

diroo

Reviewed on 05/06/2017 15:23

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Fabulous views over unspoilt countryside

A shame the couple of motor cross meetings last year in 2016 spoilt one persons stay after they'd been enjoying this gem of a site for the last 10 years. There have been no more motor cross bikes riding at the neighbouring farm across the river since and probably won't be again. This CL site is in a great location tooked away enjoying a peaceful and tranquil setting with some lovely walks down to the river or the nearby picturesque village of Bolton by Bowland where you will find the village shop/tearoom and our newly opened completely renovated village pub The Coach & Horses with its own micro brewery and great menu which is already receiving amazing reviews, just out of the village is Holden Clough Garden Centre with The Garden Kitchen restaurant another must visit.

Fooden

Reviewed on 01/06/2017 21:31

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Nice Site But Spoiled By Motocross Bikes

This is a real gem of a CL. One of the ‘proper’ off-grid sites with nothing to do but enjoy the lovely countryside. We have been coming here for about 10 years. It is located in a nice spot with good views. Access to the site is good and the basic facilities are well maintained. The village is a short walk away, with a handy shop and a pub (though currently closed). There are some pleasant walks along the river bank and around the site and we have had many happy holidays here. Sadly during our last few visits, the peace and quiet of the countryside has been shattered by the noise from motocross bikes scrambling around the surrounding area. It appears that a large motocross track has also been setup just over the river and the noise carries throughout the site. The noise became a bit too much for us, so we reluctantly decided to pack-up and move on. It’s a shame because this was one of our favourite sites and these ‘proper’ CLs are getting harder to find. If you don’t mind bike noise or if you are deaf, then this is still a nice CL.

brysonc

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Reviewed on 30/08/2016 13:19

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Lovely CL

Stayed for 5 nights July 2015. Found best approach to this CL is to exit A59 at the sign for Sawley, go through Sawley over the river bridge follow sign for Bolton by Bowland and from there follow sign for Gisburn. Site entrance on right approx 1mile from village. This avoids narrow winding lanes. The field is a good size and is mowed. Facilities are good and the views of Pendle Hill are stunning. Very peaceful. Good access to Ribble Valley attractions. Will certainly be returning to this little gem.

Themids

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Reviewed on 26/07/2015 13:43

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george wolfenden

George takes a great interest in caravanners who use his site. what a view . Beautiful site , would recommend it.

seed07

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Reviewed on 05/02/2015 14:35

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