Clitheroe Holidays

Low-cost UK holidays don't come much better than Clitheroe. There's plenty here to keep everyone occupied on a UK family holiday, including Clitheroe Castle Museum, a historic landmark in the heart of the Ribble Valley. New-look galleries take the whole family on a trip through 350 million years of local history, and youngsters will enjoy the creative outdoor play zone. Clitheroe Castle also features the only labyrinth in Lancashire. For a livelier time on your low-cost UK holiday, try The Grand, Clitheroe's multi-million-pound multimedia music and arts performance venue, with Internet café, live performance space and video suite. Back in the Clitheroe countryside, the Inn at Whitewell is an event in itself. A famous rural inn, it provides 23 glamorous bedrooms, wholesome dining and a wide range of quality drinks, including local cask ales and some of the worlds best organic bottled ciders and beers.

On a low-cost UK holiday in Clitheroe, you can discover Lancashire from the heart of the Ribble Valley. There are rolling hills and high moorland to spare here and it's just begging to be explored on foot, on horseback or by bike. Stately homes abound on your Clitheroe holiday, too, with fine examples in Hoghton Tower, Samlesbury Hall, Browsholme Hall, Towneley Hall and Gawthorpe Hall. Clitheroe holidays also put you within easy motorway reach of the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and even the sleepless beat of Manchester. With so much to do and see, it's small wonder so many people come back year after year for a UK family holiday with a Lancashire difference.

 

You've decided on a UK holiday in Clitheroe, but where will you stay? In Lancashire, holiday cottages, holiday lodges and holiday parks abound, and The Inn at Whitewell is highly recommended (see above), but other local hotels include The Old Post House, Eaves Hall, Mitton Hall and The Swan. Camping and caravanning sites on your Clitheroe holidays are plentiful, too, as are warm, low-cost bed and breakfasts, often in the stunning villages strung out across the Ribble Valley that make these Lancashire holidays unique in the UK.