Local Attractions
There’s so much going on around Shireburne Park that you’ll barely know where to start!
Clitheroe Castle & Museum
Clitheroe Castle Museum stands high on Castle Hill, in the shadow of the keep, an image which has dominated Clitheroe's skyline for over 800 years. It tells the story of Clitheroe and its surrounding area: the formation of the land 350 million years ago; the people who have lived in the area - their work, their homes, their leisure times; and legends and folklore.
2 miles more
Bolton Abbey
Its landscape is the “jewel in the crown” of Yorkshire’s many landscapes, and the 30,000 acres of beautiful countryside boast over 80 miles of footpaths to walk and explore, providing something for all ages.
27 miles more
Hesketh Farm Park
The Farm Park is idyllic, with around 10 acres of greenery overlooking the Yorkshire hills and the Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam train whistling by in the valley below.
28 miles more
Billy Bob's Parlour
Billy Bob’s Parlour combines a pretty awesome ice cream parlour with a 50’s American diner and amazing play adventures.
24 miles more
Bowland Wild Boar Animal Park
Enjoy a ramble in this beautiful wooded countryside, view wild boar, longhorn cows and other animals in our scenic Ribble Valley Park.
8 miles more
Brockholes
You can take a walk along the River Ribble, explore the ancient woodland and amble around the lakes. They have hides, paths and viewing points that have been specifically designed to allow you to get closer to nature and wildlife without disturbing it.
16 miles more
Leaping Lizards Play Centre
A space for both children and adults - including a two storey play frame, party room, dedicated baby area and multi-sports pitch. Also excellent coffee, free newspapers and Wi-Fi
3 miles more
Samlesbury Hall
Welcome to Samlesbury Hall, one of the stunning stately homes of Lancashire, a haven for history lovers, where the past meets the present - a fantastic, family day out.
Enjoy intrigue, witchcraft and centuries of fascinating history throughout our archive rooms. Have a coffee, a scone baked that morning or a delicious lunch in our highest quality award winning restaurant.
Gawthorpe Hall
Affectionately referred to as the Downton of the North, Gawthorpe Hall was redesigned in the 1850s by Sir Charles Barry, designer of the Houses of Parliament and the real Downton Abbey, Highclere Castle.
11 miles more
Towneley Hall
Burnley's Art Gallery & Museum set in the town's largest park provides a wonderful day out for all the family. With an extensive range of events, activities and exhibitions Towneley provides something for every visitor.
16 miles more
Pendle Heritage Centre
The Pendle Heritage Centre is open daily and includes a Garden Tearoom, 18th Century Walled Garden, Cruck Frame Barn, a Parlour shop, Tourist Information Centre, and Arts Gallery.
17 miles more
Browsholme Hall
The oldest surviving family home in Lancashire, Browsholme Hall is the ancestral home of the Parker Family, who have lived there since it was built in 1507. The current owners, Robert and Amanda Parker, invite you to share their home and gardens.
5 miles more
Sawley Abbey
The remains of a Cistercian abbey founded in 1148, set against a backdrop of dramatic hills. After its dissolution in 1536, the monks were briefly returned to the abbey during the Pilgrimage of Grace. They remained in possession until the insurrection's collapse and the execution of their abbot.
7 miles more
The Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail
The Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail was launched in 1993. The first of its kind to be established in Lancashire, which now includes over 20 permanent works of art. The trail travels through Brungerley Park and Cross Hill Quarry, a local nature reserve managed by the Lancashire Wildlife trust, only a mile from Clitheroe town centre.
3 miles more
Gisburn Forest Hub
The new car park, viewpoint, trails, toilets and cafe are now fully open. Ride the new Skills Loop and visit the new Forest Den Cafe (over the winter open weekends only 10am to 4pm).
13 miles more
Bygone Times
For a unique shopping experience and guaranteed enjoyment for historians of all ages, look no further than the Bygone Times antiques and collectables centre. From vintage clothing and furniture to collectable artwork and memorabilia from yesteryear - it can all be found at Lancashire's finest historic shopping and visitor destination.
28 miles more
Stydd Gardens
We are not a typical garden centre. Set amidst our gardens you will find a collection of creative and imaginative businesses run by enthusiastic and passionate people. From an exciting garden design company to a real garden nursery, where most of the plants are grown on site and specializing in old fashioned roses. A delightful cafe / bar and tea-room housed in our exquisite green-house provides a warm and friendly welcome, and an innovative and bespoke wine company offers to quench and titillate your thirst !
9 miles more
Ribchester Roman Museum
Lancashire's Only Specialist Roman Museum located on the North bank of the beautiful River Ribble.
9 miles more
Little Town Dairy
Premium dairy products made from the milk of their RSPCA-accredited herd. The farmshop also sells freshly baked bread, cakes, pies, jams, preseres and honeys along with much more! You can also purchase logs, kindling and locally produced charcoal here.
9 miles more
Leagram Organic Dairy
The first place where Lancashire cheese was made commercially! Products include native Lancashire, mild Cheddar, buttery Double Gloucester, a smooth Red Leicester and a creamy sheep's cheese from local sheep milk.
7 miles more
Holden Clough Nurseris
Established in 1927 by Richard Milne-Redhead Holden Clough Nursery became one of the country's leading Alpine nurseries. Serving customers up and down the country and also providing a renowned local landscaping service the nursery was a centre of excellence for all things plants!
7 miles more
The Tolkien Trail.
Many areas in the UK claim to have inspired J.R.R Tolkien creation of middle earth but the author certainly spent a lot of his time at Stonyhurst College working on The Lord of the Rings during the Second World War.
Many have found connections with this landscape around the college and the 5.5 mile Tolkien Trail explores the Ribble Valley that may have inspired him.
4 miles more
Holmes Mill Food Hall, Restaraunt and Hotel
Based in the heart of Clitheroe, Holmes Mill is a unique celebration of Lancashire food, drink and entertainment. Featuring a beer hall, hotel, food hall and much more, this former textiles mill is the perfect place to indulge, unwind and explore.
1.8 miles more