Campfires allowed: Campsites in Laneshawbridge, England

Hacking Hall Farm Camping

• Dog-friendly pop-up site on the riverside in the Ribble Valley
• A 10-minute drive from Whalley Abbey; 20 minutes to Clitheroe Castle
• Access to walking trails; pub nearby; barbecues permitted

Samlesbury Hall

• Glamping in the grounds of a 14th-century stately home
• Shepherd's huts with ensuite bathrooms, heating and proper beds
• Heritage café with ice cream and waffles; large playground on site

Oaktree

• Cosy traditional shepherd's hut in a private Lancashire field
• Five miles to Forest of Bowland; a half-hour drive to Blackpool
• Woodburning stove, private firepit and private eco toilet provided

Burn House Campsite

• Wild camping in grassy fields in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire
• Settle (Yorkshire Dales) half an hour’s drive; Lancaster 45 minutes
• Leave-no-trace site with recycling facilities; barbecues allowed

Greystones Farm - Pendle View

• Back to basics Lancashire farm campsite with lovely views
• Pendle Hill and Samlesbury Hall within a half-hour drive
• On the edge of Belthorn village for pubs and farm shop; dogs welcome

Whitehough Outdoor Centre

• Well-maintained campsite at a Lancashire outdoor activity centre
• Pendle Sculpture Trail five minutes’ drive; Clitheroe 20 minutes
• Pubs five minutes’ drive; barbecues and dogs on leads are permitted

Norcross

• Adults-only Lancashire campsite close to the attractions of Blackpool
• A 20-minute drive to Blackpool Pleasure Beach; 55 to the south Lakes
• Farm shop on site; a pub within five minutes’ walk, a shop 10 minutes

Puddleduck Glamping

• Family-sized bell tents at a peaceful Lancashire pop-up glamping site
• Southport and Formby beaches half an hour's drive away
• Firepit, woodburning stove and kitchenette for each tent

Glasson Dock Campsite

• Pop-up campsite in a scenic location by the Lancaster Canal
• A quarter of an hour's drive from Lancaster; Morecambe 25 minutes
• Suitable for paddleboards, canoes, kayaks and fishing

Brylea Caravan Park