Overview of Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park

Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park is a countryside holiday park in Out Rawcliffe, near Preston in Lancashire. This park sits beside the River Wyre, with mature grounds, rural views and a historic hall setting that gives it a more distinctive feel than many Lancashire holiday parks.

The setting is centred around Rawcliffe Hall, a historic mansion dating back to 1154. The hall overlooks the River Wyre and is approached through established grounds, giving guests a peaceful countryside base within reach of Blackpool, Garstang, Preston and Lancaster.

Facilities include the Rawcliffe Hall Mansion, playpark and adventure trail, games room, darts room, snooker room, family room, lounge bar, licensed club and launderette. The oak panelled rooms, open fires and historic photographs inside the hall add character to the stay, while the family room hosts bingo, karaoke, quizzes, live acts and theme nights.

The location works well for exploring Lancashire and the Fylde Coast. Blackpool is within reach for seaside days out, shows, the Tower, beaches and attractions, while Garstang, Lancaster, Fleetwood, Morecambe Bay and the Forest of Bowland can all be considered during a longer stay. Discover our full range of parks for caravan holidays in Blackpool here. 

Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park is a good choice for families, couples and guests looking for a peaceful Lancashire holiday park with countryside surroundings, historic character and easy access to Blackpool and the coast.

Why is Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Historic holiday park centred around Rawcliffe Hall, a mansion dating back to 1154.
• Peaceful countryside setting beside the River Wyre in Out Rawcliffe.
• Mature grounds with a sweeping approach to the hall.
• Playpark and adventure trail for families.
• Games room, darts room and oak panelled snooker room inside the hall.
• Family room with bingo, karaoke, quizzes, live acts and theme nights.
• Lounge bar, licensed club and launderette on the park.
• Blackpool, Garstang, Preston, Lancaster and the Fylde Coast are within reach.

Why take a holiday at Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park?

Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park gives guests a Lancashire countryside break with historic surroundings, family facilities and access to the River Wyre landscape. It works well for guests who want a quieter base near Blackpool, with Garstang, Preston, Lancaster and coastal days out close by.

Where is Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park?

Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park is at Wyreside, Out Rawcliffe, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 6TQ. This park is close to the River Wyre, with Blackpool, Garstang, Preston, Lancaster, Fleetwood, Morecambe Bay and the Forest of Bowland all within reach for days out.

Accommodation at Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park

Accommodation at Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park is based around caravan and lodge style holiday homes in a historic Lancashire setting. Guests looking to stay at this park should check current holiday availability before booking, as accommodation choices can vary by date and by the type of stay offered.

Caravan holiday accommodation gives visitors a self catering base with living space, bedrooms, kitchen facilities and a comfortable place to return to after days out. This works well for families and couples who want a quieter countryside stay within reach of Blackpool, Garstang, Lancaster and the Fylde Coast.

Lodge style holiday homes may also be available, giving guests another way to enjoy the park’s riverside and countryside setting. These can be a good choice for visitors who want more space, a different layout or a more relaxed holiday home feel.

Pet friendly arrangements are listed for this park, although rules can vary by accommodation type. Guests bringing a dog should check current pet details before booking.

Park Facilities at Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park

Park Facilities at Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park are centred around the historic hall, sociable spaces and time outdoors. Rawcliffe Hall itself gives this park much of its character, with oak panelled rooms, open fires and historic details that make it feel different from a more typical holiday home park.

The playpark and adventure trail give children space to enjoy time outside. This makes the park family friendly while still keeping the wider feel peaceful and countryside led.

Indoor facilities include a games room, darts room and snooker room. These spaces give owners and visiting family members somewhere to spend time on slower days, evenings or when the weather is not as nice. The family room is also used for activities such as bingo, karaoke, quiz nights and live acts at selected times.

The lounge bar is one of the main social spaces, with drinks, seating and a warm historic setting inside the hall. There is also a club area, helping make Rawcliffe Hall feel sociable for owners who want to meet other people during their time on this park.

Practical facilities include a shop, launderette, WiFi and pet friendly arrangements. These make the park easier to use for regular stays, longer breaks and owners who want to bring their dog.

Places to Visit Near Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park

Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park is well placed for exploring the Lancashire countryside, Fylde Coast and nearby towns. Garstang is one of the easiest local places to visit, with shops, cafes, pubs, canal walks and a traditional market town feel.

Blackpool is within reach for a classic seaside day out. Visitors can enjoy the promenade, Blackpool Tower, Pleasure Beach, piers, shows, illuminations in season, fish and chips, arcades and family attractions. It is a good contrast to the quieter countryside setting at Rawcliffe Hall.

Lancaster is a great choice for history, shopping and food. The city has a castle, museums, riverside walks, independent places to eat and access to the Lancaster Canal. Preston is also within reach for shopping, restaurants, parks, museums and larger town facilities.

The Forest of Bowland is a lovely choice for countryside drives, walking, villages, pubs and scenic viewpoints. It works especially well for owners who enjoy quieter days outdoors and want to explore more of rural Lancashire.

For coast and nature, owners can visit Fleetwood, Cleveleys, Lytham St Annes, Morecambe Bay or the Wyre Estuary area. The Lake District is also possible for a longer day out, giving Rawcliffe Hall owners a wide choice of coast, countryside, historic towns, family attractions and scenic drives during the season.