Smithson Farm Campsite

Located in the Pendle countryside, the Smithson Farm Glamping and Caravan Park is a traditional 18th-century Longhouse Farm which invites intrepid glampers to spend moments of relaxation in the scenic Lancashire countryside. Numerous attractions, such as the Yorkshire Dales, Manchester, Leeds, The Forest of Bowland, Ribble Valley and the coastal resorts of Blackpool and Southport are just a short drive away.

The Glamping Pods: Built from Siberian larch, the pods are insulated and soundproof and consist of main rooms and toilet rooms. Each one comes complete with an oak bed with bedding, memory foam mattress, sitting area, as well as a TV, heater, fridge, and hot drink-making facilities.

The Shepherds Hut: The quaint Shepherd’s Hut has been hand-built and occupies a prime position on the campsite with amazing countryside views, making it perfect for couples. It consists of a welcome hospitality tray, TV, ensuite toilet, double bed with memory foam mattress, and outdoor table and chairs.

The Cedar Lodge: The Cedar Lodge: The Cedar Lodge is a new edition to Smithson Farm and is perfect for a family of four (2 adults & 2 children under 12). It comes complete with all bedding, towels, an inside toilet, TV, fixed double bed with memory foam mattress & bunk beds with memory foam mattresses for the kids, a seating area with settee, two chairs and a coffee table, fridge, outdoor furniture, and solar outdoor lighting.

The tea shop offers full meals, speciality teas, homemade cakes and cream teas and Fridays are celebrated with fish and chips.

The campsite is equipped with toilets and shower facilities.

Room Details

Glamping Pod

• Standard occupancy: two adults
• Maximum occupancy: two adults

Shepherd's Hut

• Standard occupancy: two adults
• Maximum occupancy: two adults

Cedar Lodge

• Standard occupancy: two adults and two children up to the age of 14
• Maximum occupancy: two adults and two children up to the age of 14

Groupon’s Guide to Burnley

The market town of Burnley is located at the confluence of River Calder and River Brun in Lancashire, just a short drive from the cities of Manchester and Preston.

In town, travellers may explore the vast grounds of Towneley Park, which include the famous art gallery and museum that houses a variety of displays, encompassing natural history, Egyptology and decorative art, a golf course and 24 acres of broadleaved woodland. For our little friends, there are plenty of children-friendly activities in the area, including the 'Little Lancashire Village' located in Burnley and numerous other theme parks, zoos and water parks in the surrounding area. Tourists may also take a boat trip along the canal or go windsurfing or sailing on Burnley’s, while the ‘Singing Ringing Tree’, a wind-powered sound sculpture, and one of the most iconic artworks in Lancashire awaits high above the moors just outside the city.