Where to Explore on a Lancashire Glamping Break

Lancashire has a surprising amount to discover:

• Forest of Bowland – An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, famous for its dark skies, abundant wildlife and brilliant walking and cycling trails. A top destination for glamping in Lancashire.
• Ribble Valley – Celebrated for its outstanding food scene, traditional pubs and stunning countryside views.
• Lancaster – A historic city dominated by the impressive Lancaster Castle.
• Pendle Hill – A landmark hill steeped in history and famous for the legendary Pendle witch trials.
• Clitheroe – A charming market town with its own castle and independent shops.
• Blackpool & Morecambe Bay – Classic British seaside towns within easy reach of most Lancashire glamping sites.

You’re also right on the doorstep of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, making Lancashire a brilliant base for wider exploration across the North.

Types of Glamping Available in Lancashire

• Glamping pods with private hot tubs
• Shepherd’s huts tucked into quiet, scenic fields
• Safari tents with king-size beds and cabin bunk beds for the kids
• Fully-equipped cabins with heating, electricity and en-suite bathrooms
• Geo domes for a truly unique glamping experience

Featured Lancashire Glamping Sites

For something truly special, Deerstone Glamping at Pendle Hill offers stunning geo domes that are perfect for families and dog-friendly too. Over at Lantern and Larks, you’ll find beautifully appointed safari tents – pet-friendly, ideal for families, and available in groups for larger parties.

Many glamping sites across Lancashire are small, family-run and set on working farms, giving your stay an authentic, down-to-earth feel. Wake up to birdsong and rolling countryside views, spend the day exploring, and end the night watching a sky full of stars from a steaming hot tub.

Plan Your Glamping Lancashire Holiday Today
From the Forest of Bowland to the Fylde Coast, glamping in Lancashire is an experience that will leave you feeling genuinely refreshed and ready to return. For further inspiration on what the county has to offer, visit Visit Lancashire.