Burnley nature lover campsites
7 Burnley nature lover campsites
Glamping at Greendale
Chatburn, Clitheroe, Lancashire
8.4 miles from Burnley
48 reviews
98%
would recommend
Family-friendly glamping pods situated in the heart of the Ribble Valley looking over to the three peaks.
Pitches: Ingleborough Ensuite Pod with Hot Tub (Dog Friendly), Pen-y-ghent Ensuite Pod (Dog Friendly)
Deerstone Glamping
Earby, Lancashire
10.2 miles from Burnley
13 reviews
92%
would recommend
Family and dog-friendly glamping domes, some with hot tubs! Set across 80 acres with an onsite cinema and sauna.
Pitches: 5 x Glamping Domes with Hot Tubs (Dog Friendly), Glamping Dome (Dog Friendly)
Hedgerow Luxury Glamping
Gisburn, Clitheroe, Lancashire
11.6 miles from Burnley
Highly ratedAdult only, luxury glamping pods with hot tubs, ensuite bathrooms and king-size beds! Ten minutes from the Dales.
Pitches: Foxglove Ensuite Glamping Pod with Hot Tub and Sauna, Buttercup Ensuite Glamping Pod with Hot Tub
Northwood Caravan and Holiday Park
Clayton Le Dale, Blackburn, Lancashire
11.9 miles from Burnley
17 reviews
100%
would recommend
A small, peaceful adults only site set in a beautiful Ribble Valley location, just ten minutes from the M6.
Pitches: 3 x Hardstanding Pitches (Optional Electric), 11 x Large Hardstanding Pitches (Optional Electric)
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Smithson Farm Camping and Caravan Park
Burnley, Lancashire
1.8 miles from Burnley
All year camping, touring and glamping site in the heart of Pendle Witch Country, close to all amenities.
Ribble Valley Retreat
Blackburn, Lancashire
9 miles from Burnley
Picturesque glamping site set on a working farm in the Ribble Valley, surrounded my panoramic countryside views.
Cross Farm Retreat
Todmorden, West Yorkshire
9.4 miles from Burnley
Peaceful adult only glamping with picturesque views of the Pennine Hills and Stoodley Pike.
