Glamping at Greendale is a peaceful site set in the heart of the Ribble Valley, with breathtaking views over the famous three peaks, Pen-y-ghent, Ingleborough and Whernside. There are three spacious ensuite well-furnished pods, two of which have a hot tub! Unwind on your private terrace or grab a tasty homemade breakfast from the onsite teahouse. It's ideal for walkers and cyclists, just ten minutes from Pendle Hill and the Forest of Bowland.

Why choose Glamping at Greendale

Nestled in the Ribble Valley, close to Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Three Peaks

Onsite teahouse serving tasty homemade English breakfasts, baked cakes, coffees, and more!

Family and dog friendly glamping pods with ensuites and breathtaking views, two with hot tubs

About the site

Luxury glamping site for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, located in the Ribble Valley with stunning views towards the Yorkshire Dales National Park and famous three peaks. While visiting, don't forget to stop at the site's family-run teahouse serving homemade breakfasts, freshly baked treats, and coffees! There are three pods named Ingleborough, Whernside and Pen-y-ghent. Each pod can accommodate up to three adults or two adults and two children in a king size bed or an optional sofa bed. All bedding and linen is provided. The pods are furnished with a well-equipped kitchen that has a toaster, kettle, oven, hob, sink and all cooking utensils and crockery. There's a comfy sofa and a Smart TV for relaxing. The ensuites are complete with a toilet, shower, sink and heated towel rail. Outside, you'll find your own private terrace with seating, a fire pit and incredible views, perfect for those summer evenings. Ingleborough and Whernside have hot tubs too! Pen-y-ghent does not have a hot tub. Up to two dogs are welcome onsite as long as they are kept on the lead. Be sure to say hello to Skye, the owner's black labrador! There's also a handy dog wash for cleaning muddy paws after adventures. The site take pride in the sustainability and each glamping pod is provided with 'Faith in Nature' refillable shower gel/shampoo and hand soap.

Glamping at Greendale is open all year round. Glamping from £110/night for 2 people.

"Perfect in every way"

Allan P

"This place was perfect ... The pod was incredibly well equipped, spotlessly clean and cosy"

Victoria F

"The pods were spotless, very roomy and comfortable. Views are amazing!"

Layton E

"If you want peace and quiet then this is the place for you"

Susan W

What facilities are at Glamping at Greendale?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

(Included)

Dog wash

Fires allowed

Freezer

(Private, in glamping unit)

Fridge

(Private, in glamping unit)

Glamping

Hot tubs

Near pub

Open year round

Peaceful

Water hookups

Each pod has its own ensuite with a shower, toilet, sink and heated towel rail. Additional facilities include WiFi and private fire pits. There is secure bike storage available as well as a dog, boot and bike wash.

Guests are able to purchase breakfast bundles from the site. There is a tea room is open each day for breakfast and the Garden Food Cabin is open from 12pm to 4:30pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the summer months.

A ten minute walk will take you to the Assheton Arms, great for evening meals.

There are 3 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

Pen-y-ghent glamping pod with a picnic bench and covered outdoor area

Glamping at Greendale pod with a king size bed, bedding, towels and ensuite

Glamping pod interior with an L-shaped sofa bed and half dividing wall

King size bed with bedding and towels alongside the kitchenette

Kitchen with a toaster, kettle, oven, hob, sink and kitchen equipment

View from the back of the pods with a king size bed and TV

Ensuite with a flushing toilet, shower, hand basin and a heated towel rail

Pen-y-ghent Ensuite Glamping Pod (Dog Friendly)

Max 4 people

Pod with a king sized bed, double sofa bed, bedding, linen, and towels. Well equipped kitchenette, table and chairs, WiFi, Smart TV and outdoor terrace with seating. Ensuite shower room. Dog friendly.

Glamping at Greendale pod with a covered wood-fired hot tub and picnic bench

Glamping pod with a covered wood-fired hot tub (Whernside and Ingleborough)

Ingleborough Ensuite Glamping Pod with Hot Tub (Dog Friendly)

Max 4 people

Whernside Ensuite Glamping Pod with Hot Tub (Dog Friendly)

Max 4 people

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Julie M

Glamping Pod - Ingleborough Ensuite Glamping Pod with Hot Tub (Dog Friendly)Apr 2026

Our first experience of a glamping pod and definitely won’t be our last. Greendale is a lovely peaceful setting with great views. The pod was warm, comfortable and very well presented. A very high spec of furnishing and equipment - everything seemed new and spotlessly clean. The owners were friendly and helpful and we were blessed with excellent weather. We spent a day in Skipton and the drive there took us through some of the most, beautiful scenery you will find anywhere in the UK

Perfect location and a warm welcome

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Nicola C

Glamping Pod - Whernside Ensuite Glamping Pod with Hot Tub (Dog Friendly)Feb 2026

The pod was immaculate and well equipped. The only thing I felt we could have done with was a measuring jug (we were there for pancake day). The bed was comfy, the pod was warm and the shower powerful and spacious. The owners were very friendly and helpful and their 2 dogs are absolutely lovely. The hot tub is hot! It takes about 45 mins to fill but stays hot for a good couple of hours, even in cold weather. It was a godsend for us, staying in February. It's a good location, with wonderful views and easy reach of Clitheroe and Skipton (we visited both) and all the walking trails in the area (which we didn't do due to the weather). We walked into Downham (10 mins) to have lunch at the Assheton Arms, which was lovely. Chatham is also very close by. The only negative I can think of is the TV kept losing signal and polling, which was a bit annoying but of course, can't be helped if the internet signal isn't always strong. But, we didn't go on holiday to watch TV, so it was only a minor thing. We would definitely return, but perhaps in warmer weather!

Fantastic get away

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Lucy N

Glamping Pod - Ingleborough Ensuite Glamping Pod with Hot Tub (Dog Friendly)Feb 2026

Lovely little get away. Brilliant customer service, more than happy to help, even when we got lost. Place is lovely and clean, views are lovely.

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Frequently asked questions about Glamping at Greendale

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What time is check-in and check out at Glamping at Greendale?

Check-in at Glamping at Greendale is between 3pm-10:30pm and check out is by 10am.

Is Glamping at Greendale dog-friendly?

Yes, Glamping at Greendale is dog friendly with up to two pups welcome per pod, just please keep them on the lead. Be sure to introduce them to the owner's black Labrador, Skye!

Does Glamping at Greendale allow BBQs and campfires?

BBQs and fire pits are welcome at Glamping at Greendale, just please ensure these are raised from the ground. Ground campfires are not permitted.

Does Glamping at Greendale have a quiet time or noise policy?

Yes, Glamping at Greendale does operate a quiet policy after 10pm.

Pitches

Can I park next to my pitch at Glamping at Greendale?

No, at Glamping at Greendale you are not able to park on your pitch. Guests will need to park in a car park just a short walk from the pitches.

Are bedding and towels included at Glamping at Greendale?

Yes, the glamping units at Glamping at Greendale each include bedding and towels for your stay.

Facilities

Is there WiFi at Glamping at Greendale?

Yes, WiFi is available in the pods at Glamping at Greendale. This will be free of charge for your stay.

Is there a restaurant or cafe at Glamping at Greendale?

Yes, there is an onsite teahouse at Glamping at Greendale. It is open daily for breakfast, and the Garden Food Cabin is open from 12pm to 4:30pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the summer months. Breakfast is cooked by hand using local ingredients when possible. You can also grab the family's homemade organic breads and cakes here, too.

Does Glamping at Greendale have a shop onsite?

No, there is not a shop at Glamping at Greendale. For picking up essentials, there is a Costcutter, a short 15 minute stroll away.

Does Glamping at Greendale have electric vehicle charging?

No, Glamping at Greendale does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is a BP Pulse charging station, a ten minute drive away.

What is phone signal like at Glamping at Greendale?

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Glamping at Greendale.

Getting there

What are the closest public transport links to Glamping at Greendale?

The nearest train station to Glamping at Greendale is Clitheroe, a ten minute drive away. The closest bus stop is Chatburn Village Hall, a ten minute drive away and offers regular services to Nelson. There is also an occasional service to Worston, should you require it.

What is the nearest bus stop to Glamping at Greendale?

The nearest bus stop to Glamping at Greendale is Chatburn Village Hall, a ten-minute drive away, which offers regular services to Nelson. There is also an occasional service to Worston, should you require it.

Are there any local taxi service companies to Glamping at Greendale?

Local taxi companies to Glamping at Greendale include Cozy Travel (01200 539344) and Ribb Valley (01200 444440).

What's nearby

What are the nearest pubs to Glamping at Greendale?

The nearest pubs to Glamping at Greendale are the Brown Cow and The Black Bull Inn, both a 15 minute stroll away.

What is within walking distance of Glamping at Greendale?

Within a 30 minute walk of Glamping at Greendale, there is the local town of Clitheroe, home to a variety of pubs, shops, cafes, and restaurants. Closer to the site, you will find a bus stop, two local pubs, a convenience store, and Hudson's Ice Cream Shop serving homemade ice cream.

What walking routes are close to Glamping at Greendale?

Local walking routes to Glamping at Greendale include the Tolkien Trail, a 20 minute walk away. It is one of the most popular circular walks in Lancashire, which explores all the different landscapes that inspired the famous writer J.R.R Tolkien. There's also Macintosh Hill and the Worsaw Hill hiking trail, a 35 minute walk away. Staying here, you are at the foot of Pendle Hill with the Pendle Sculpture Trail and many other hiking trails, offering incredible views of the Forest of Bowland National Landscape and the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

A note from the site themselves...

Trevor, wife Louise and daughter Kelsey are the family team that brings the experience to life. With years of experience, the family also run a successful tearoom and bed and breakfast which is based on site. Glamping pod guests are more than welcome to come to the tearoom and book for breakfast. Greendale is the perfect place to disconnect and reconnect with nature.

Glamping at Greendale take pride in the environment and try to cut down the use of plastic as much as possible. Each glamping pod is provided with 'Faith in Nature' shower gel/shampoo and hand soap that is refilled.

Glamping at Greendale is ideal for...

Couples

Older children (13+)

Peace and quiet

Young children

Things to do on site and in the Clitheroe area

Just a ten minute drive away is the ruins of an early medieval castle, Clitheroe Castle. This expansive estate stretches along the west side of the Pennines and is perfect for walks.

Venture to nearby Downham, famous for being the set for several TV series, with a picturesque town square and quaint market.

The Tolkien Trail is just a 20 minute drive away and is one of the most popular walks in Lancashire. A circular route that is 6 miles long, it begins in Hurst Green, a small village in the Ribble Valley.

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