Preston campsites
A vibrant city in the heart of Lancashire, wander through the streets of Preston. Stroll by the banks of the River Ribble on your way to Avenham and Miller Park before admiring the artefacts on display at the Harris Museum nearby. Take a look at our selection of Preston campsites.
28 Preston campsites
Dale Hey Touring Park
Ribchester, Lancashire (7.8 miles)
Highly ratedFamily-run touring caravan site set next to a 12-acre woodland, 20 minute walk to Ribchester, with pubs and shops.
Northwood Caravan and Holiday Park
Clayton Le Dale, Blackburn, Lancashire (8.3 miles)
4.89 /5
23 reviews
100%
would recommend
A small, peaceful adults only site set in a beautiful Ribble Valley location, just ten minutes from the M6.
Stanley Villa Farm Fishing and Camping
Preston, Lancashire (9.9 miles)
4.66 /5
19 reviews
95%
would recommend
Charming camping pods and bell tents, just 15 minutes from Blackpool. Wood fired hot tubs and campfires!
Wigwam Holidays Ribble Valley
Dinckley, Blackburn, Lancashire (10.6 miles)
4.92 /5
31 reviews
97%
would recommend
Peaceful, family friendly glamping in ensuite pods just 10min walk from the River Ribble. Pet friendly.
Ream Hills Holiday Park
Weeton, Blackpool, Lancashire (11.3 miles)
4.77 /5
29 reviews
97%
would recommend
Touring and luxury glamping with domes and a helicopter, enjoy onsite watersports just ten minutes from Blackpool.
Pointer Farm Campsite
Poulton-Le-Fylde, Lancashire (13.8 miles)
4.85 /5
19 reviews
100%
would recommend
Peaceful site set on a working farm in Stalmine. Family and dog friendly, just a 15 minute walk from a country pub.
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Samlesbury Hall Shepherd's Hut Hamlet
Samlesbury, Preston, Lancashire (5.7 miles)
A hamlet of luxury shepherd's huts in Lancashire, set in the beautiful grounds of a historic house by Blackburn.
Donkey Creek Farm Caravan Site
Freckleton, Preston, Lancashire (6.9 miles)
Set on the Fylde Coast, with hardstanding fully serviced pitches by the Lancashire Coastal Way - dog friendly.
Royal Umpire Caravan Park
Croston, Leyland, Lancashire (7.2 miles)
Family and dog friendly tent and touring pitches and cosy glamping pods in rural Lancashire.
Beacon Fell View Holiday Village
Longridge, Preston, Lancashire (7.2 miles)
30-acre dog-friendly touring park with breathtaking views of the Ribble Valley and Lakes.
The Birley Arms Certificated Location
Warton, Preston, Lancashire (8.7 miles)
A members only touring site, set at a hotel with bar and delicious restaurant, just a few miles from a beach.
Charoland Farm
Greenhalgh, Preston, Lancashire (9.4 miles)
Adult only, friendly and peaceful tent and caravan site set on a small working farm. Dog friendly.
Lantern & Larks Bleasdale
Bleasdale, Garstang, Lancashire (9.9 miles)
A luxurious safari tent getaway, in beautiful and tranquil surroundings on the edge of the Forest of Bowland.
Wilcocks Farm Caravan Site
Bolton, Lancashire (10.8 miles)
Small and secluded touring site in the Lancashire on the edge of the West Pennine Moors, Dog friendly.
Riverside Holiday Park
Southport, Lancashire (10.9 miles)
Family and dog friendly holiday park with an indoor swimming pool, gym and restaurant!
Old Mill House
Singleton, Poulton Le Fylde, Lancashire (11.2 miles)
A small, peaceful site with just five pitches - ideally situated for exploring Blackpool.
Rivington Bell Tents
Anderton, Chorley, Lancashire (11.3 miles)
Four furnished bell tents with campfires and chic interiors on a well established campsite in lovely countryside.
Ribble Valley Retreat
Blackburn, Lancashire (11.4 miles)
Picturesque glamping site set on a working farm in the Ribble Valley, surrounded my panoramic countryside views.
Windy Harbour Holiday Park
Little Singleton, Blackpool, Lancashire (11.5 miles)
Only 15 minutes from Blackpool. A family friendly holiday park with an entertainment complex and pool.
Claylands Park
Cabus, Preston, Lancashire (11.8 miles)
A park with superb fishing in a well stocked lake, set by the River Wyre and overlooking The Trough of Bowland.
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Things to do in Preston
Close to the city centre, visit the adjoining Avenham and Miller Parks. Spend the day away from the city buzz and walk around the beautiful greenery – plenty of space for the kids to have a runaround. Bring a packed lunch and sit by the Gazebo before heading up the steps for a closer look at Lord Denby’s statue.
Those wanting to spot some wildlife can visit Brockholes nature reserve. Bring your binoculars and head to the lookout to see what you’ll find as each season brings different inhabitants.
You can also see birds of prey at Turbary Woods. Walk through the woodland and see the eagles, owls and more before watching a flying display.
After you’ve admired the wildlife, take the Preston Spy Mission Treasure Trail. See if you can crack the code as you discover clues hidden throughout the town – fun for the whole family!
If the sun isn’t shining, take the kids to Energi Trampoline Park. Take flight on the Fusion Skyride and have fun mucking about on the inflatable obstacle course before seeing how high you can go on the climbing wall.
Alternatively, enjoy a day out at Level. Reserve a lane for a game of bowling or see which member of the family can score 180 at darts. Older kids can have a go at tackling the assault course or aim for a hole in one on a round of crazy golf.
Soak up some art and culture at the Harris Museum. Head to the Discovery Room and see the skeleton of a 10,000 year old elk from the Ice Age. There are also archaeological artefacts to admire and you can try out one of the drawing challenges at the Fine Art Gallery.
In the evening, enjoy roller-skating at Wally’s Roller Disco. Skate under the mirror ball and dance to the music before catching your breath at the café. Staff are also on hand to help any nervous skaters feel like a natural in the rink too.
For a different day out, ride on the Ribble Steam Railway line. Admire the Preston Marina and see all kinds of locomotives when you stop off at the museum.
Head out of the town and spend the day on the rides on the beach at Blackpool or explore the Forest of Bowland for the stunning views over the Ribble Valley from Pendle Hill.