Smithson Farm Camping & Caravan Park, Lancashire Family Lodge Stay for 4 - Summer Availability!

Make memories with your nearest and dearest and lose yourselves in the Lancashire countryside with today’s deal...

We’re offering you a two, three or four-night Burnley lodge stay for two adults and up to two children with a bottle of wine to share and continental breakfast box, saving you up to 34% off Smithson Farm Camping & Caravan Park’s prices.

Check out the price breakdown below:

• Two-nights for £199
• Three-nights for £279
• Four-nights for £379

Where will we spend our stay?

Enjoy a relaxing retreat for the whole family with a stay at the Smithson Farm Camping & Caravan Park - perfect for those looking to escape into nature! Unwind in the peaceful location, with a range of family friendly facilities, stunning views and cosy lodges with a range of mod cons and home comforts. With today’s deal, you’ll be able to get back to nature and still get a peaceful night’s kip!

Smithson Farm Park Highlights:

• Scenic & tranquil countryside location
• Incredible views
• Children’s play area
• Picnic spots
• Range of walking trails nearby
• Laundry facilities
• Close to an array of local attractions
• Toast to your break with a bottle of white wine to share
• Start your day with a continental breakfast box (or upgrade to a cooked breakfast for £10pp)
• Kick back in a well appointed lodge with everything you could need!

What is there to do nearby?

• Head to Pendle Hill (famous for its Witch Trial links) and enjoy the amazing views and great hikes or if you’re a history hawk - follow the Pendle Witch Trials Trail and learn about the infamous 1612 trials
• Watch for wonderful wildlife with a day out at the Forest of Bowland or spend some time at the Thornton Hall Farm Country Park with farm animals, play areas and activities!
• Wander the picturesque Wycoller Country Park or explore the historic grounds of Clitheroe Castle
• Shop until you drop in Burnley town centre, Colne or the charming town of Clitheroe
• Step back in time at the Elizabethan Gawthorpe Hall, Towneley Hall or the Queen Street Mill Textile Museum