Shireburne Park

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Located in 25 acres of woodland in the beautiful Forest of Bowland, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Shireburne Park is an ideal base for a relaxing holiday or for exploring Pendle Hill country.  For outdoor lovers there are numerous walking trails and cycle paths with fishing and golf available locally.

Shireburne House apartments are situated in the large detached Shireburne Victorian House. Each apartment has recently been refurbished and offers a lounge, fully fitted kitchen area equipped with a microwave, fridge freezer, oven, hob, crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils. 

All apartments have views of the surrounding countryside, creating a peaceful atmosphere for visitors to relax and unwind. Please note all apartments are on the first and second floor so may not be suitable for the less able. 

Their luxury caravans sleep five comfortably, with two bedrooms and a sofa bed in the lounge. They are fully double glazed, centrally heated and insulated. The master bedrooms of their Premier standard caravans have en-suite facilities. The second bedrooms have twin beds. The family bathrooms have a large shower alongside the toilet and sink. The fully equipped kitchens feature full sized ovens with hobs, fridge and freezer and microwave. The dining area is complete with a table and seating whilst the contemporary lounges have comfortable seating with a flat-screen TV, DVD or Blu-ray player and an electric fire. All caravans have out-door seating. 

Caravans and apartments are all non-smoking and have free wi-fi. Bed linen, towels and duvets are provided.  There is a coin-operated launderette on-site for those longer stays. 

On site there is a cosy bar which is open on Friday evenings and Sunday lunchtime where you can enjoy a game of shuffleboard.

The market town of Clitheroe, a mile away, has an imposing Norman Keep and Castle Museum and is situated on the Southern edge of the Yorkshire Dales and offers good shopping facilities, a thriving market, tea-rooms, pubs and restaurants.

The Ribble Valley is one of England's best-kept secrets with stunning and contrasting scenery, whilst the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Ingleton Falls, Lake District and the West Coast are within easy driving distance.