Lancashire

Lancashire is a historic county in North West England offering a mix of cultural heritage, scenic countryside, coastal resorts, historic sites, and vibrant market towns.

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Samlesbury Hall Glamping - The Mutt Hut

These handcrafted huts are located in the grounds of Samlesbury Hall, a historic estate dating to the 1300s, offering a peaceful and cosy retreat with en-suite bathrooms, shared outdoor seating, and a nearby restaurant within the estate grounds.

2 miles from Hoghton Tower

Hoghton Tower is a historic fortified manor house set high on a hill in Lancashire, offering visitors indoor tours of the house, outdoor exploration of gardens, and a cafe for refreshments. It provides a rich historical experience with guided tours, educational visits, and lovely views across the region.

2 miles from Beckside House

Beckside House is a rare small northern gentry Georgian house dating from 1767, featuring a well-preserved interior and contemporary garden with formal lawn and beck-side walk, open to visitors by prior appointment mainly in August and holiday periods.

Located in Kirkby Lonsdale

Kirkby Lonsdale is a picturesque historic market town in Cumbria known for its Norman architecture, the medieval Devil's Bridge, and scenic views along the River Lune.

The Old Church

The Old Church is a converted historic church offering accommodation for up to 10 guests in 5 bedrooms, set in a scenic location with a private garden, hot tub, gym, and unique architectural features across multiple floors including a bell tower and star-gazing room.

2 miles from Goodshaw Chapel

Goodshaw Chapel is an atmospheric Nonconformist Baptist chapel in Rawtenstall, Lancashire, with original 18th century interior features including box-pews, galleries, and pulpit. Visits are free but possible only by prior arrangement due to limited access and steps at entrance.

Located in Rawtenstall

Rawtenstall is a historic market town in Lancashire with rich industrial heritage, cultural attractions including museums, parks, and a traditional temperance bar, set amidst scenic landscapes and served by local public transport.

Located in Blackpool

Blackpool is a lively seaside town in Lancashire renowned for its seven miles of sandy beach, iconic Blackpool Tower, historic piers, and vibrant cultural scene including theatres, music festivals, and nightlife. It offers diverse attractions such as amusement parks, parks, and an important LGBTQ+ community.

Samlesbury Hall Hamlet

A collection of handcrafted shepherd huts set in the grounds of the historic Samlesbury Hall in Lancashire, offering a unique glamping experience with en-suite facilities in a tranquil countryside setting with nearby outdoor activities and an on-site restaurant.

Narrowgates Cottage

This 18th-century weaver’s cottage is located in a quiet village setting surrounded by countryside within the Forest of Bowland AONB, featuring traditional charm and character alongside modern comforts, suitable for families and outdoor enthusiasts.

Former Methodist Church

The Former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel is a beautifully restored historic building dating from 1896, located in the peaceful village of Airton within the Yorkshire Dales, offering a homely and scenic countryside retreat with nearby walking and natural attractions.

Foxstones Farm House

Foxstones Farm House is a historic rural property dating back to the 1600s, offering a peaceful and homely holiday retreat for up to five guests with access to countryside scenery and walks right outside the door, located in the quiet village of Cliviger near Burnley Lancashire.

Near Gawthorpe Hall

Gawthorpe Hall is a Grade I listed Elizabethan country house located on the banks of the River Calder in Lancashire. The house features historic architecture with roots as a pele tower, extensive restoration by Charles Barry, ornamental gardens, and serves as a trailhead for the Brontë Way footpath. The site also includes Burnley Football Club's training complex on its grounds.

Near Gawthorpe Textiles Collection exhibition

7–11 Oct, 14–18 Oct…

An exhibition across five rooms displays historic textiles collected by Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth, including embroidery, patterned and printed fabrics, wool work, metallic threads and costume pieces, presented around the theme of colour.

Located in Burnley

Burnley is a historic market town in Lancashire, England, known for its industrial heritage as a major cotton production centre and ongoing advanced manufacturing, as well as cultural attractions including historic mills, museums, music festivals, and a lively nightlife scene.

2 miles from Leighton Hall

Leighton Hall is a Grade II*-listed Regency gothic house in Lancashire, still lived in by the Gillow family. Visitors can explore both the historic house interiors and extensive parkland with family-friendly outdoor activities, enjoy a traditional tea room, and watch birds of prey displays.