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Calder Farm

Bolton by Bowland, Lancashire
Bolton by Bowland, Lancashire · BB7 4NT
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Electric hookup available
Family friendly
Open all year
Working farm

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Electric hookup pitches available
A family-friendly site
Open all year round
Set on a real working farm

About this site

Calder Farm is a small, family run campsite on Settle Road at Bolton by Bowland, roughly six miles north of Clitheroe, and the headline here is the view: every pitch looks out at Pendle Hill and the Ribble Valley. The site covers just over an acre in the Forest of Bowland, with Gisburn Forest and its award winning mountain bike trails a short drive away and Skipton Castle within reach for a wet day. There are 12 hardstanding pitches plus additional grass areas, with electric hook up available as an extra, a heated toilet block built in 2018 that includes a disabled and family shower room, a washing up area with hot water, a freezer and a chemical disposal point. Two fully furnished ensuite camping pods, Acorns and Oak, cover you if canvas is not your thing. Dogs are welcome on a lead and a field is kept free of stock as an exercise area, but dogs are not allowed in the pods, open campfires are banned and commercial vehicles cannot come on to the campsite. The unusual bit is the equine side: Calder Farm has stables, grazing and an arena, so you can bring your horse, with the Pennine Bridleway about a 30 minute ride away. Tents start from £15 a night and hardstanding caravan pitches from £25, booked by phone on 01200 447 725.

Facilities

Electric & services
Electric hookup
Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Families welcome
Accessible facilities
The setting
Working farm
Open all year
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Pitches & prices

Tents
from £15 / night
Caravans
from £25 / night
Motorhomes
from £25 / night
Glamping
2 pitches
from £75 / night

Where you'll be

Calder Farm
BB7 4NT

Good to know

Are campfires allowed at Calder Farm?
No, open campfires are not allowed. The site sells logs and has firepits available for hire, and you are asked to bring your own firepit if you have one, but nothing may be burned directly on the ground. It is a working farm at Bolton by Bowland, so the rule is firm.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, dogs are welcome on the campsite provided you keep them on a lead, and the owners try to keep a field free of stock as an exercise area. Dogs are not allowed in the Acorns or Oak camping pods, so if you are booking a pod the dog stays at home.
How much is a pitch a night?
Prices start from £15 a night. Backpack and popup tents are £15 for two people, small tents £20 and medium tents £25. A caravan or motorhome on hardstanding with electric is £30 for two people, or £25 without. Electric hook up is £5, extra adults £5, children £2 and pets £1.
What pitch types are available?
There are 12 hardstanding pitches plus additional grass areas, with electric hook up available as an optional extra, so tents, caravans and motorhomes are all catered for. Calder Farm also has two fully furnished ensuite camping pods, Acorns and Oak, with pod stays from £75 a night.
Can I bring my horse?
Yes, Calder Farm offers stables, grazing and an arena for guests bringing horses, which is unusual for a campsite of this size. The Pennine Bridleway is about a 30 minute ride away. Check the equine holidays page for details and book ahead so the stabling can be arranged for you.
How far is Clitheroe and Pendle Hill?
Clitheroe is roughly six miles south of the site. Every pitch at Calder Farm has views of Pendle Hill, which can be walked by a number of circular routes from the villages below it. Gisburn Forest, with its award winning mountain bike trails and walking tracks, is also a short drive away.

Things to do nearby

Horse riding

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