Situated on the River Calder in the picturesque Ribble Valley lies Bridge Heywood Caravan Park, a holiday park nestled in a private 200 acre estate surrounded by open countryside.

The convenient location of Bridge Heywood close to the A59 and M65 provides easy access to the nearby historic market town of Clitheroe and the Forest of Bowland, an area of outstanding natural beauty, where you can experience the real charm of the beautiful Ribble Valley with a vast array of amenities available. The quiet village of Read is within walking distance from Bridge Heywood and contains most essential amenities ensuring that you have everything you need at your convenience.

HOLIDAY HOMES
We provide all the services you need for the modern holiday home or static caravan. All new pitches are spacious, level concrete bases with car parking and grassed areas and include all main services including electric, water and main drainage.

Offering an extended holiday season open from 1st March to 6th January, the park is particularly suited to the retired or semi retired looking for a
different pace of life.

TOURING CARAVANS/MOTORHOMES
The park has 18 touring pitches which are all fully serviced, tarmac hard standing.

The touring pitches are easily accessible with plenty of open space and views of the river and valley beyond.

All pitches have electric (16AMP supply), water and drainage.

Close by are toilets and showers with wash basins in a recently constructed building with underfloor heating.

The touring area is open from 1st March to 6th January and booking is recommended.

Booking is essential in the summer months and on bank holidays.

STORAGE
A long established secure storage compound with single entry/exit point and excellent perimeter protection with 24hrs access. There is a warden on site and proprietors residence is close by.

Pricing is based on the length of the individual caravan or motorhome with payment by cheque or cash 12 months in advance.

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