Long Preston 4.9 miles. Swaledale 5 is an ideal single-storey holiday caravan set within the vibrant Bowland Fell Holiday Park in Tosside, near Long Preston, North Yorkshire. Suitable for families, friends, or couples, this open-plan retreat is your gateway to adventure, relaxation and unforgettable memories. Step inside and feel right at home in the spacious open-plan living area, where you can cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen, complete with a gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and air fryer. Gather around the dining table for family meals, then kick back on the comfy corner sofa (which also doubles as a sofa bed) and enjoy a movie night on the Smart TV. With three pleasant bedrooms, two doubles and one twin—plus a shower room and an extra cloakroom, there’s plenty of space for everyone to unwind. Outside, the non-enclosed patio with furniture is the perfect spot for sunny breakfasts or evening drinks under the stars. But the real magic happens just beyond your doorstep. Bowland Fell Holiday Park is packed with fantastic on-site facilities, including a restaurant and bar, indoor swimming pool, children’s activities and a playground, ensuring fun for all ages, rain or shine. Best of all, two canine friends are welcome to join the excitement, so no one gets left behind on your fun-filled adventure. Set on the outskirts of the Forest of Bowland National Landscape, you also have the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park just a short drive away, where there are endless opportunities to explore breathtaking landscapes, charming villages and scenic walking trails. For even more family fun, Thornton Hall Country Park is nearby, offering animal encounters, play areas and seasonal events that kids will love. Swaledale 5 is the ideal base for a jam-packed holiday, with everything you need for comfort and entertainment right on site.

Long Preston is an attractive Yorkshire Dales village in Ribblesdale, twelve miles from Skipton (popularly known as the 'Gateway to the Dales'), four miles from Settle. To the north, the landscape rises to the fells, moors and picturesque valleys of the Dales; to the south are the wetlands of the Ribble Valley which, in turn, sweep upward to the magnificent wilderness of Bowland. The village benefits from several large, tree lined, village greens, with footpaths leading direct to the surrounding hills, and it also boasts two excellent pubs with first rate cuisine. The railway station on the edge of the village provides access to the famous Settle-Carlisle Railway line which crosses some of the most beautiful and inspiring upland scenery in the country. Nearby Settle is a bustling market town with a weekly market, the centre being dominated by the Shambles, an historic 3-storey building with shops on two levels and houses above, and the Town Hall. There is a good selection of restaurants and pubs and a public swimming pool.

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