Lancashire Holiday Cottages

Lancashire Cottages

Lancashire

The Lodge House

Ref: S842486

Reviews 5

Galgate is a charming village located in Lancashire, England, nestled along the banks of the scenic River Conder. This picturesque locale offers visitors a peaceful retreat with a mix of natural beauty and historical charm. While in Galgate, you...

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£83

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Ribble View

Ref: S668122

Reviews 25

The village, civil parish, and electoral ward of Chatburn, which is located in East Lancashire's Ribble Valley, make an ideal touring base for visiting both Pendle Hill's marvel and the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. St....

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£121

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23 Dock Road

Ref: S1062312

The seaside towns of Lytham and St Annes-on-Sea nestle along a picturesque stretch of coastline lined with pretty parks. For many centuries, the economy of this lovely area was dependent entirely on fishing until the beginning the Industrial...

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£69

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Cobble Cottage

Ref: S86369

Reviews 67

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£57

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Tilly's Place

Ref: S676930

Reviews 18

Heysham is a charming coastal village located not far from the cities of Lancaster and Morecambe. This community, which has a variety of stores, bars, cafés, and small businesses, is surrounded by woodland, open grassland, and sandy beaches and...

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£90

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Bay Cottage No 5

Ref: S487151

Reviews 13

Morecambe is on Morecambe Bay. Popular year-round, recent investment has revived the coastline, allowing families to enjoy kite flying, sandcastle building, and strolling along the promenade. These include The Platform and The Hothouse in...

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£82

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19 Slinger Road

Ref: S820292

Reviews 22

Thornton-Cleveleys is a region in the Lancashire district containing two twin towns, Thornton and Cleveleys. It rests on the coastline, with great access to a number of lovely sandy beaches including Blackpool beach. Look forward to spending your...

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£106

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No 1 The Coach House

Ref: S776882

Reviews 31

Nestled on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, between Ingleton and Kirkby Lonsdale, Thornton-in-Lonsdale is a quaint village with countryside scenery and easy access to many fantastic walks throughout the local scenery, including the...

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£147

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1 The Green

Ref: S1075532

The pretty and quiet coastal village of Silverdale is situated on the shores of Morecambe Bay. Both Silverdale and nearby Arnside have a good selection of shops, cafes and pubs. The local surrounding area is a “nature lover’s paradise” with...

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£187

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Skirden View

Ref: S668123

Reviews 19

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£124

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Snipe - Bleasdale, Bleasdale

Ref: S480206

Reviews 5

Each of our luxury Lantern and Larks tents accommodates six guests and has three bedrooms that each sleep two people. There is one king size room, one twin room and one bunk bed room per tent. You could also fit a travel cot in any of the...

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£116

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3 Cowper Place

Ref: S881035

Reviews 4

A stunning, bustling town on the fringe of the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Lancashire. Clitheroe is the perfect base for a holiday, it offers a great selection of all amenities from a local market to individual shops,...

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£76

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Number 10

Ref: S527201

Reviews 56

The picturesque Pendle Hill and the Forest of Bowland AONB separate this huge, picturesque community in the Ribble Valley of Lancashire. The Whalley Viaduct and the magnificent gatehouse of the abbey remains from the 14th century are only two of...

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£153

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The Mews

Ref: S1061734

Located just off the M6 and 20 miles south of the scenic Lake District, Carnforth is the sort of place that everyone has heard of, and many desire to discover this hidden gem. Situated at the north end of Morecambe Bay, north of the historic town...

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£52

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The Gardener

Ref: S1081435

Get away from it all in this elegant holiday home for two, nestled within the breathtaking Lancashire countryside. The area is a paradise for walkers, with the Forest of Bowland National Landscape on your doorstep, as well as easy access to...

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£92

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3 Clough Cottages

Ref: S375606

Reviews 55

Settled in the curve of the River Ribble and nestled between Preston and Clitheroe is the charming village of Ribchester. Home to three welcoming pubs, one of which dates back to 1707, and an award-wiining Chinese restaurant Yu and You Restaurant...

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£118

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Beckside Hall

Ref: S879836

Reviews 5

The attractive old market town of Sedbergh (pronounced Sed-Ber), with its old-world atmosphere, is not only set in the magnificent western dales of the Yorkshire Dales National Park but is also close to the rugged eastern fells of the Lake...

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£188

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Pen-y-Ghent

Ref: S900288

Reviews 2

An attractive market town, Kirkby Lonsdale is situated in the heart of the Lune Valley, midway between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District. The town was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, and holds a 13th century Market Charter....

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£250

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Hill Brook Barn

Ref: S287369

Reviews 63

Chatburn is a charming village resting in the Ribble Valley in East Lancashire. In easy reach of both Pendle Hill famed for its links to the 1612 witch trials and the Forest of Bowland AONB, it makes a great base for those seeking a scenic escape...

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£146

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Bridge End

Ref: S92451

Reviews 9

At the foot of Pendle Hill, Downham is in the Forest of Bowland AONB. It is a charming base with a gastropub, a tea room, an ice cream shop and a village green. Nearby is the town of Clitheroe which has a castle and museum, Bowland Brewery and...

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£60

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3 Beck Side

Ref: S878178

Reviews 11

Nestled in the Pendle district of Lancashire is the vibrant village of Barrowford. This fabulous destination lies just below the picturesque Pendle Hill, recognised for it's ancient links to the witch trials and hunting grounds. Barrowford is a...

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£81

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River View

Ref: S801430

Reviews 17

Garstang is a small town within the Wyre Borough of Lancashire, famous for declaring itself the world's first Fairtrade town. Known locally for its tasty home-grown produce, this small town offers a warm welcome and a wealth of specialist and...

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£72

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Waterfall Cottage

Ref: S1060162

Reviews 1

A delightful, traditional cottage, nestled in the charming village of Ingleton, right on the fringes of the Yorkshire Dales, this inviting retreat overlooks the River Doe. Perfect for a couple or a small family, the gorgeous, two-bedroom hideaway...

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£87

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Gardeners Cottage - Wray

Ref: S1227291

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£96

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Holiday Cottages in Lancashire

Lancashire is a great holiday destination for all types of getaways, with something for everyone. You'll have easy access to bustling, vibrant cities such as Liverpool and Manchester. For a more rural break, you'll be only a short drive from some of the most stunning parts of the countryside in the UK. Or, if you prefer a seaside break, you'll love Blackpool and other coastal towns.

We hand-pick all our Lancashire holiday cottages for their great charm and location. For romantic getaways, we have secluded cabins where you can soak in an open-air hot tub. For family holidays, try our open-plan farmhouses or our dog-friendly stone brick cottages with enclosed gardens. Large groups can make the most of our airy barn conversions, making sure everyone has plenty of space.

Here at Snaptrip, we list thousands of UK holiday cottages, all covered by our best price guarantee. From Lancaster Castle to St Anne's Beach, Lancashire offers a wide range of great holidays. You can use our handy search filters to find great holiday cottages in Lancashire. Plus, our friendly customer service team is always on hand to help.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Terry - Verified booking

Where do I begin?

We had a relatively short and pleasant journey to Cobble Cottage from the Wirral. From walking through the front door until the moment we sadly left we enjoyed an absolutely memorable stay. Cobble is beautifully appointed, comfortable and cozy. I had an absolute labour of love with the log burner. Gas combination boiler was also a real plus providing a heating alternative and instant hot water. All of the appliances were modern, reliable and user friendly. Rooms beautifully furnished and beds were so comfortable. Slept like logs. Adored the stable door in the kitchen. To say the Welcome basket was generous and contents of high quality is an understatement. Fabulous property. Also, great pub with lovely hosts The Sundial Inn is a few minutes walk away. Also special thanks to Sykes staff for reinstating the original booking due to an error with my bank. Professionally handled with courtesy and understanding. No surprise there then! Outstanding trip once again! THANKYOU xx

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Chris - Verified booking

The cottage itself was very nice.

Spotlessly clean and comfortable. Just a few minor points would make a difference. There were enough plates, bowls, glasses etc to throw a party yet only 2 mugs! which is what you would use most, just a bit of a pain having to wash them after every drink. Also some hooks on the small bedroom and bathroom doors would be handy for hanging clothes.The biscuits and milk left for us was much appreciated. There was a small yard at the rear which was a suntrap. Unfortunately it was impossible to enjoy the tranquility of the place because of the building work going on next door and also there was a building site just up the road which was very noisy. I think we should have been made aware of this beforehand as it spoilt our stay. Apart from this the cottage /village was lovely, just don't go on holiday to be disturbed by building noise

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Liz - Verified booking

We loved our stay at Ribble View, itâs spotlessly clean, comfortable and in a fantastic location.

We watched lambs playing in the field in front of the window, wild deer and hares. The owners had left a very generous welcome pack and fresh flowers on the table. We will definitely be back and have already recommended to others. My only suggestion would be something on the gate to stop smaller dogs being able to squeeze under. I have a cocker spaniel and she managed to get under the gate to say hello to another dog while we were sat in the hot tub so we had a soggy, embarrassing dash in our swimmers across the caravan field to get her. We didnât want to leave her inside on her own so it did mean we couldnât fully relax while we were in the hot tub. But such a small detail and didnât take anything away from our wonderful stay.

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Ray - Verified booking

The cottage was very clean on arrival and comfortable with quality furnishings.

On perhaps a less positive note advertised parking is not brilliant being on the road which is somewhat narrow and just after a bend meaning a parked vehicle may not be readily visible and could be sideswiped. I parked in a free car park just off the main road through Low Bentham. Lo0cation, down the hill, turn left and about maybe 100 yards up on the right.. The cottage is elevated from the road and access is via a rather steep poorly maintained cobbled drive ; a rail is provided on the low wall to provide a firm hold. Other than those two proviso's we were very happy with the cottage and recommend. Note that most pubs in the area finish serving food at 8pm but that is no reflection on the accommodation.

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Amanda - Verified booking

Cobble Cottage was a perfect accommodation to base ourselves in such a picturesque area.

Ideal for long walks and many from the front door. The cottage was clean and tidy. Comfortable sitting room, excellent bathroom and well equipped kitchen.... as "foodies" the only thing we could have done with was a garlic press. The stools in the kitchen arent the most comfortable if you want to spend long over a meal, but having the choice of a comfortable sofa to relax on after food was great. The back yard could do with a little sort as some of the plants arent too happy. The table in the back yard was a perfect spot for breakfast outside. The sunny bench in the front of the cottage was a lovely spot for an early morning cuppa.

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Things to do near Lancashire

Blackpool Pleasure Beach

Experience the sights, sounds and thrilling rides at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Arguably the UK’s most iconic theme park, it's an award-winning mix of thrilling rides, old-school favourites and seaside flare. Crowned Britain's favourite amusement park, there are a plethora of attractions to try. From radical rides, spectacular shows and extraordinary exhibitions.

Blackpool Zoo

As well as an incredible range of mammals, birds and reptiles, you’ll also find play areas, a mini-golf course, bouncy castle and multiple cafes and shops scattered throughout the zoo’s 32-acre grounds. The little ones will just love a ride on the miniature train, which chugs its way past enclosures containing wallabies, wolves, zebras, ostriches and Red River hogs, as well as a couple of dinosaurs!

Worden Park

Worden Park is the only park to hold the Green Flag award north of London, which recognises parks that are well managed. There's 60 hectares to explore with a variety of amenities to suit all needs: woodland, children's playground, mini golf, football and a cafe. Dog friendly.

Lytham Windmill Museum

The Lytham Windmill was built in the early 1800s and remained working until 1919 when a storm broke its sails. After years of dereliction it was restored by the local council and opened to the public. It is run by a group of volunteers. The museum is spread over 4 floors of the windmill, and displays historic artefacts about the windmill's life and local history. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. Lytham Green, East Beach, Lytham. FY8 5LD

St Annes Pier

St Annes Pier opened in 1885, and is an ornate victorian pier. Attractions on the pier include children's rides, cafes, kiosks, arcades, restaurants, shops, seating and toilets. Accessible routes and toilets. The Promenade, St Annes-on-Sea, Lytham St Annes. FY8 2NG

Jumbles Country Park

Easily accessible from Bolton city centre, this park houses many popular walking trails. With car parking and a cafe, it makes an excellent destination for a few hours of recreation. There's also an information centre for those interested in the local area. Dog friendly.

Moses Gate Country Park

Bolton's largest nature reserve, Moses Gate Country Park is where industry and nature meet in the middle. Formerly one of the largest paper producers in the whole country, the mill lodges still remain as a place of interest. The river is a focal point for local birdlife, while there is also a range of trails to suit all ages and abilities.

Whalley Abbey

Whalley Abbey, situated in the heart of the picturesque Ribble Valley, is a stunning 14th-century ruin with a fascinating history dating back to the 12th century. Explore the beautiful gardens and grounds or take a guided tour to uncover the stories behind this former Cistercian abbey. With regular events and exhibitions, it's a must-visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike. Address: The Sands, Whalley, Clitheroe BB7 9SS

Blackpool Tower

The tower first opened its doors to guests in 1894, over 125 years ago. Now, it’s a bustling attraction with its very own circus, ballroom, aquarium and a mini-golf course, all under one roof. There’s also a Madame Tussaud’s waxworks gallery and a tower dungeon for those who can brave it! It’s a great place for a family day out and you’ll find plenty of other attractions to keep you entertained in the surrounding area.

Clitheroe Castle and Museum

Clitheroe Castle and Museum, located in the heart of the picturesque Lancashire market town, offers a fascinating journey through 350 million years of history. The castle keep offers breathtaking views of the town and surrounding countryside. With exhibitions ranging from Roman artefacts to modern art, there's something for everyone. Don't miss the chance to explore the hidden dungeons! Address: Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA

Forest of Bowland

The Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers breathtaking views, peaceful surroundings and a wealth of outdoor activities including walking, cycling and fishing. Visitors can also enjoy quaint market towns, traditional pubs and excellent local food. Don't miss the Bowland Wild Boar Park, a unique family attraction. Address: The Forest of Bowland AONB, Dunsop Bridge, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 3AT

Frequent questions

Why visit Lancashire?

There are several reasons to visit Lancashire. The county offers a diverse range of attractions, from vibrant cities like Manchester and Liverpool to picturesque countryside areas like the Forest of Bowland and the Ribble Valley. Lancashire is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, charming market towns, beautiful landscapes, and renowned landmarks such as Blackpool Tower, making it a compelling destination for history, nature, and entertainment enthusiasts alike.

How do I spend a day in Lancashire?

To spend a day in Lancashire, you can start by exploring the picturesque countryside and charming towns like Clitheroe or Lancaster. Visit historical landmarks such as Lancaster Castle or take a walk along the scenic coastline of Morecambe Bay. Additionally, indulge in Lancashire's culinary delights by sampling local dishes like Lancashire hotpot or enjoying a traditional afternoon tea.

Do you need a car in Lancashire?

Having a car in Lancashire can provide more flexibility and convenience for exploring the region, especially if you plan to visit rural areas or venture outside major towns and cities. However, public transportation options like buses and trains are available, particularly in urban areas, offering alternatives for getting around without a car.

What is Lancashire best known for?

Lancashire is best known for several things. It is renowned for its rich industrial heritage, particularly in cotton and textiles during the Industrial Revolution. Lancashire is also famous for its beautiful countryside, including the picturesque Forest of Bowland and the stunning coastline along Morecambe Bay. Additionally, the county is known for its traditional food and drink, such as Lancashire hotpot, black pudding, and creamy Lancashire cheese.

Lancashire Holiday Cottages

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Lancashire Cottages

Lancashire

The Lodge House

Ref: S842486

Reviews 5

Lancashire

Ribble View

Ref: S668122

Reviews 25

Lancashire

23 Dock Road

Ref: S1062312

Lancashire

Cobble Cottage

Ref: S86369

Reviews 67

Lancashire

Tilly's Place

Ref: S676930

Reviews 18

Lancashire

Bay Cottage No 5

Ref: S487151

Reviews 13

Lancashire

19 Slinger Road

Ref: S820292

Reviews 22

Lancashire

No 1 The Coach House

Ref: S776882

Reviews 31

Lancashire

1 The Green

Ref: S1075532

Lancashire

Skirden View

Ref: S668123

Reviews 19

Lancashire

Snipe - Bleasdale, Bleasdale

Ref: S480206

Reviews 5

Lancashire

3 Cowper Place

Ref: S881035

Reviews 4

Lancashire

Number 10

Ref: S527201

Reviews 56

Lancashire

The Mews

Ref: S1061734

Lancashire

The Gardener

Ref: S1081435

Lancashire

3 Clough Cottages

Ref: S375606

Reviews 55

Lancashire

Beckside Hall

Ref: S879836

Reviews 5

Lancashire

Pen-y-Ghent

Ref: S900288

Reviews 2

Lancashire

Hill Brook Barn

Ref: S287369

Reviews 63

Lancashire

Bridge End

Ref: S92451

Reviews 9

Lancashire

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