Ribblesdale Park
- Address Gisburn, Lancashire
- Telephone 0844 847 1188 (rentals only)
- BookingBook Online
How to get there
From the M6
Leave the M6 at Junction 31 (signposted Preston)
Take the A59 towards Blackburn.
Follow the A59 for 12 miles until you enter Gisburn.
Once in Gisburn turn left onto Mill Lane
Arrive at Ribblesdale Park
From the East (North Yorkshire)
Follow the A59 West from North Yorkshire until you enter Gisburn
Once in Gisburn at the mini-roundabout go straight on
Turn right onto Mill Lane
Arrive at Ribblesdale Park
Nearby
- Cycle hire
- Fishing
- Golf
- Horse Riding
- Swimming (Indoor)
- Leisure Centre
- Shops
- Bar / Pub
- Restaurants
- Nature Trails
- Ten Pin Bowling
Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway
Bronte Parsonage Museum
The Mart Theatre
Leighton Moss Nature Reserve
Model Railway Museum
Castle Howard
Newby Hall & Gardens
Eureka! Halifax- Museum for children
National Museum of Photography
The York Dungeon
Monk Park Farm Visitor Centre
Jodrell Bank Science Centre
Blackpool Model Village
Hot Air Ballon Flights
White Scar Caves
Kilnsey Trout Farm
Blackburn Ice Arena
Please see this parks website for many more attractions in the local area.
- Details
- For Sale (2)
- Reviews
- Features
- 62 Lodges (owned)
- Lodges (for rent)
- Pets allowed
- Parking
- Family park
- Concierge services
- Hot tubs available
Owner's Description
Nestling in the heart of the glorious Ribble Valley, this unique and exclusive 'boutique park' combines a breathtaking setting with the ultimate in luxury lodge accommodation.
Each lodge boasts a stunning contemporary design and offers a stylish rural retreat – perfect for romantic breaks or relaxing holidays away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. You also enjoy your own deck area to make the most of the beautiful views.
Set on the Gisburne Park Estate, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you are surrounded by some of the finest countryside in Britain. The Ribble Valley is home to a wealth of scenic and historic gems, while the coast, Yorkshire Dales and Lake District are all easily accessible.
These details were last updated on Friday 23 March 2012
