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Forest of Pendle Static Caravan Park near Clitheroe - Hill Brothers Holiday Homes

Forest of Pendle Leisure Park consists of a range of family, friendly, static holiday homes and luxury lodges aimed at those who wish to discover the delights of rural Lancashire /  Yorkshire.

On site there is a children’s play area and laundrette facilities, while the Bay Horse Inn situated next to the park serves good quality cuisine comprising locally sourced produce and even has exclusive offers for guests to the park.

The local village of Pendle has something for everyone within the main centres of Barnoldswick, Colne and Nelson.

Barnoldswick (affectionately known as Barlick) boasts the second highest concentration of independent shops in the UK and is a holder of the prestigious ‘Best British High Street Award.’ The town is noted for its manufacturing traditions – Bancroft Mill on the Stream and Steam trail is now one of the finest mill museums in the country. Beautifully located on the border of Lancashire and Yorkshire, Barnoldswick has plenty of cycle routes and designated country walks – it even has a book named after it, full of its own local hill and canal walks.

Colne is a lively town noted for its vibrant music scene. With three theatres and a Hippodrome, a wide selection of entertainment venues and the location for annual events such as the Pendle Beer Festival, The Great British Rhythm and Blues Festival and the Colne Grand Prix Cycle Race, it’s no surprise that Colne has been dubbed ‘Lancashire’s capital of Cool,’ by Lancashire Life Magazine. Quirky independent shops, rolling countryside views and a diverse selection of pubs and restaurants all add to the unique charm of this historic town.

Nelson is an ideal place for shopping, entertainment, countryside walks and sporting activities. There’s two beautiful parks complete with tennis courts, bowling green, lake and bandstand. Notice the 12m high weaving shuttle, the centrepiece of the town, created by local sculptor Philippe Handford in recognition of the once bustling industrial economy of the town.

Nelson is an ideal place for shopping, entertainment, countryside walks and sporting activities. There’s two beautiful parks complete with tennis courts, bowling green, lake and bandstand. Notice the 12m high weaving shuttle, the centrepiece of the town, created by local sculptor Philippe Handford in recognition of the once bustling industrial economy of the town.

As can be seen, Pendle and the surrounding towns offer a wealth of cultural experiences interspersed with beautiful countryside walks and scenic views.

A holiday home within the Forest of Pendle Leisure Park provides an ideally located base to discover the history and unique countryside of Lancashire and Yorkshire.  Brimming with exciting annual events in addition to the vast array of cultural and historical landmarks, there really is something of interest for all ages.   Forest of Pendle Static Caravan Park is a friendly community, offering a relaxing countryside haven with guaranteed privacy and security for your static caravan.

New and Used Luxury Static Caravans for Sale in Clitheroe

We have a selection of new and pre-owned static caravans & lodges, so you can make sure your dream of owning your own holiday home comes true.

Our experienced team will be on hand to guide you through the entire process, from choosing the perfect caravan to completing all the paperwork.

We are open seven days a week and our friendly team are always available to answer any questions you may have. So why not get in touch with us today and start making your holiday home in Roughlee dreams come true?

For more information leave your details and arrange a tour of the park with our park manager.

Pendle also has other towns and villages.  The charming village of Barrowford, approximately one mile away from Forest of Pendle’s static caravans, is conveniently located for the everyday services and facilities needed – GP surgeries, pharmacy, opticians, dentists, village and designer shops.  There’s also a selection of recommended eateries, for example, Zio Italian, complemented by a range of country hostelries offering good quality pub food and a friendly service.

Pendle’s rich heritage manifests itself in many ways. The town boasts the last remaining working mill engines as well as the longest canal in Britain and its history is illuminated by a number of famous people – one of whom, George Fox, founded the Quaker movement, inspired by views over Pendle Hill.

However, Pendle is probably best known for the fascinating, yet true story of the Pendle Witches.  The 1612 trial of twelve Pendle Hill residents who charged with murder by use of witchcraft became the most famous witch trials in English history – nine of the accused being found guilty and sentenced to hanging on the current site of York racecourse.