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Bowland Fell Park

  • 4.0 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Pets 2
Uniquely positioned in rolling countryside, close to the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, Bowland Fell is the ideal destination for lovers of the great outdoors.


With more than 130 acres to explore, plus access to the nearby Forest of Bowland, this holiday park is perfect for walking, cycling and spotting wildlife.

It has also been recognised as a Dark Sky location, making it the perfect place for stargazing.


On park features include the 17th-century Crowtrees Inn, restaurant, heated indoor pool, park shop and children’s play areas.


Bowland Fell gives holidaymakers the opportunity to drink in the spectacular views, walk the hills and visit dozens of idyllic destinations nearby, including chocolate-box village and top attractions - it really is the complete package!

Bowland Fell Park Features

Lodge Facilities
  • Indoor heated pool (Opening from the 3rd April 2026)
  • Bar and restaurant
  • Wi-Fi access
  • Children’s play areas
  • Recreation field
  • Launderette *
  • All park facilities closed from November 4th to December 23rd, open for accommodation only during this period
  • * Charges apply
Accommodation features
  • A choice of two and three bedroom caravans or lodges
  • TV
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Shower
  • Bed linen and duvets
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Double glazed and centrally heated
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
  • Travel cots and highchairs £15 each per week
  • Pets £50 per week or £30 per short break each (max 2) (small breeds only) (in specific caravans only)
  • Please note that accommodation images are for illustrative purposes only
  • * All other facilities available for all dates. *
  • Charges apply. * *
  • All park facilities will be closed from November 4th to December 23rd. During this time, the park will be open for accommodation only.

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Platinum Lodge with decking

  • Sleeps 4

Contemporary modern and spacious with touches of luxury throughout, this lodge really is something special. Featuring one double bedroom with en suite and one twin bedroom. Fully equipped kitchen inc. dishwasher, integrated fridge/freezer and a coffee machine. Family bathroom. Decking with outdoor furniture.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

From £249 for 3 nights
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Gold 3 Lodge with Decking (Pet Friendly)

  • Sleeps 6
  • Pets 2

Choose Gold Plus for affordable luxury. All holiday homes are modern and spacious with double glazing, central heating throughout and feature top quality furnishings.This accommodation has one double bedroom and two twin bedrooms.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.

Top Days Out Near Bowland Fell Park

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Bowland Fell Park, with real driving times.

Natural landmark 24 min drive · 13.3 miles

Malham Cove

Sat nav: BD23 4DJ

A vast curved limestone cliff in the Yorkshire Dales, with a limestone pavement on top.

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Malham Cove is a large curved limestone cliff about a kilometre north of Malham village, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It was shaped by a waterfall carrying glacial meltwater at the end of the last Ice Age. The cliff is 80 metres high and more than 300 metres wide, and a large limestone pavement lies above it.

Tip: To reach the limestone pavement on top, take the roughly 400 uneven stone steps on the west side of the cliff.

Stately home 41 min drive · 18.9 miles

Gawthorpe Hall

Sat nav: BB12 8UA

An Elizabethan hall with Victorian interiors, woodland walks and a natural play area near Burnley.

  • Families
  • Dogs in the grounds
  • 2-3 hours
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Gawthorpe Hall is a Grade I listed Elizabethan house on the banks of the River Calder, remodelled in the 19th century by Charles Barry, architect of the Houses of Parliament. Inside, the rooms are filled with Victorian Gothic furnishings and show how the Kay-Shuttleworth family lived. Families can follow a trail around the house or dress up in the nursery.

Tip: The Hall isn't suitable for pushchairs, baby backpacks or large bags, so travel light. The access drive is narrow, with passing places.

Castle and museum 25 min drive · 14.9 miles

Clitheroe Castle

Sat nav: BB7 1BB

A small ruined castle keep on a limestone outcrop, with a museum in the buildings on site.

  • Rainy days
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Clitheroe Castle is a ruined early medieval castle in the Ribble Valley, Lancashire. Its earliest history is debated, but it is thought to be of Norman origin, probably built in the twelfth century. The castle stands on a steep limestone outcrop that rises 39 metres above the surrounding land and gives extensive views over the area.

Writer's house museum 47 min drive · 26.3 miles

Brontë Parsonage Museum

Sat nav: BD22 8DR

Step inside the Haworth home where the Brontë sisters wrote Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.

  • Couples
  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • 1-2 hours
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The Brontë Parsonage Museum is the former family home of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë in Haworth, West Yorkshire. Built in the late 1770s and now Grade I listed, it is where the sisters spent most of their lives and wrote their famous novels, including Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.

Tip: Download the free Bloomberg Connects digital guide to get more of the Brontë story before and during your visit.

Show cave 27 min drive · 17.9 miles

White Scar Cave

Sat nav: LA6 3AW

Walk a guided mile through the longest show cave in Britain, beneath Ingleborough in the Yorkshire Dales.

  • Rainy days
  • 1-2 hours
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White Scar Cave is a show cave under Ingleborough, in the Chapel-le-Dale valley of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is the longest show cave in Britain, formed in Carboniferous limestone and first explored in 1923. Every visit is a guided tour, covering about a mile and taking around 80 minutes.

Tip: Wear a jumper or jacket, as the cave is a cool 8°C all year; the time of the next tour is displayed at the ticket office.

Historic castle 49 min drive · 27.1 miles

Lancaster Castle

Sat nav: LA1 1YJ

A hilltop castle and former prison with almost 1,000 years of history, explored on a guided tour.

  • 1-2 hours
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Lancaster Castle is a Grade I listed medieval castle and former prison on a hilltop in the city centre, standing on the site of three successive Roman forts. English Heritage has called it the North-West's most important historic and archaeological monument. It served as a prison for centuries, and part of it still hosts Crown Court sittings.

Tip: There's no on-site car park and on-street spaces are limited to 2 hours, so use one of Lancaster's larger car parks or the park and ride.

Museum 37 min drive · 24.7 miles

Cliffe Castle Museum

Sat nav: BD20 6LJ

A Grade II listed Victorian Gothic house in Keighley, run as a local heritage museum.

  • Rainy days
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Cliffe Castle Museum is a local heritage museum in Keighley, housed in a Grade II listed Victorian neo-Gothic house. It began life as Cliffe Hall in 1828 and was renamed Cliffe Castle in 1878 by Henry Isaac Butterfield, who decorated it with a griffin motif. It opened as a museum in 1959.

Priory and estate 34 min drive · 22.4 miles

Bolton Abbey

Sat nav: BD23 6AL

Ruined priory, a working church and over 80 miles of footpaths in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

  • Families
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Bolton Abbey is a large estate in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with moorland, woodland and riverside pasture to explore. Its best-known landmark is Bolton Priory, a Grade I listed church where worship has continued since 1154. Most of the priory buildings were lost in the Dissolution, but the western half of the nave was kept as the parish church.

Tip: Buy a car park ticket for Bolton Abbey Village, Riverside or Strid Wood and you can move between all three car parks that day.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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Visitor Reviews of Bowland Fell Park

4.0Visitor Rating out of 5

42 reviews from guests who stayed at Bowland Fell Park

Verified Guest
Date of stay: 1st September 2025

The caravan was a good size reasonably clean but the cabinets in rooms were dusty including the cooker hood. Sofa and carpets needs steaming, we coveredthe sofa with disposable cloths during our stay. But having said that, we enjoyed our stay. It's warm and comfortable.

Verified Guest
Date of stay: 31st August 2025

Cannot complain for the money we paid. However, some of the bedding hadnt been changed and had clearly been slept in before we arrived.

Oliver
Date of stay: 2nd May 2025

We stayed at this lovely cottage recently and honestly, it was a wonderful experience. The owners are genuinely warm and super helpful, making us feel right at home. The place itself is adorable, with that charming half-timbered look and a cosy vibe. The shower was powerful and the bed was so comfy! Plus, parking right outside was a real bonus. Perfect spot for walks to Thaxted and exploring nearby villages-definitely recommend!

Emma
Date of stay: 14th April 2025

We absolutely loved our stay here! The rural setting was so peaceful and the courtyard with the hot tub really made it special. Perfect spot for relaxing country walks too.

Verified Guest
Date of stay: 13th April 2025

Nice place beautiful setting x

Emma
Date of stay: 7th April 2025

We had a lovely stay at the cottage! The location was perfect-so peaceful and relaxing, surrounded by stunning farml and. We even got to see some horses, which was a lovely touch. The owners were super friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. Definitely a place we'd come back to!

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