Climbing Equipment Lancashire
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Ribble Valley Holidays
The Ribble Valley is the largest region in Lancashire in terms of area, the majority of which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making it the ideal place for a relaxing countryside break.
Ribble Valley holidays are great if you need to escape the hustle and bustle of work and the city. South Lakeland Parks know the benefits of a Ribble Valley holiday, which is why they’ve been operating Todber Holiday Park for years, providing a country retreat for those that need it.
Todber Holiday Park boasts some of the best holiday accommodation in the whole of the Ribble Valley including superior caravans and super deluxe lodges.
The superior caravans feature everything you could possibly need for a relaxing Ribble Valley holiday. From a fully equipped kitchen to a bathroom plus shower, colour TV and DVD player to central heating and double glazing, the superior caravans are exactly as it says in the name.
The super deluxe lodges allow you to relax in the Ribble Valley in style and luxury and feature everything from a TV in the master bedroom as well as the lounge to a gas or electric fire in the lounge, a fully equipped kitchen and a balcony.
Regardless of which accommodation type you choose, you will find everything you need in your holiday home for a comfortable and enjoyable Ribble Valley holiday. All you will need to bring are your toiletries, washing up items, consumables and holiday luggage.
The on-site facilities at Todber Holiday Park includes a family bar and lounge, an eatery, outdoor sports areas, outdoor children's play areas and so much more to keep you entertained on your Ribble Valley holiday.
For such a quiet part of the world, the Ribble Valley has plenty going on around it. If you’re looking for family activities, there are plenty nearby including horse riding at Broomhill Equestrian, walking routes and cycling routes for all abilities, pottery painting at the many craft centres and so much more.
For those who like a little adventure with their holidays, why not try the dry ski slope off Pendle Hill, take to the skies with Bowland Forest Gliding Club or Pendle Hot Air Ballooning Company or try climbing, caving, orienteering or canoeing.
But, if you want a Ribble Valley holiday to relax, then why not enjoy coarse or trout fishing, bird watching in the Forest of Bowland, head to Inside Spa in Nelson or one of the many health clubs for a swim and pamper session or go shopping in historic Skipton or Clitheroe.
There is so much to do on a Ribble Valley holiday, that you may have to take another just to fit it all in.
About the Author
South Lakeland Parks has 9 locations ranging from smaller caravan parks to larger holiday villages complete with leisure facilities. The park locations vary from offering Lakeside, Countryside and Seaside locations in the English Lake District and Morecambe Bay area feature the best in caravan and pine lodge holiday accommodation.
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