Claylands Park was acquired by Fred & Margaret Robinson in 1959 when Claylands was a small 14 acre farm, set on the banks of the River Wyre and overlooking The Trough of Bowland. With this perfect canvas Fred & Margaret over 50 years have created this landscape masterpiece. Planting over 5,000 indigenous trees, with careful development Claylands Park is a natural haven for squirrels, foxes, deer, rabbits and 85 different species of bird life.
All this hard work has been noticed, achieving 14 awards in all, including the "Caravan Holiday Park of the Year 1998" from Northwest Tourism and "David Bellamy Conservation Award Gold" 1999 and again in 2009,one which Fred & Margaret were particularly proud to receive as it coincided with their 50th year celebrations at Claylands.
The Robinson family invite you to Claylands Park so you can enjoy the countryside and wildlife for yourself as a day visitor, touring in a caravan or tent or maybe in your very own static holiday home or luxurious lodge. They also offer Bed & Breakfast accomodation or Luxurious Self Catering Holiday Homes. The choice is yours, its a true family welcome waiting for you.
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Situated in acres of parkland surrounded by the Lancashire countryside, at Claylands Park they offer a wide variety of facilities to make your stay with them that much more comfortable and enjoyable.
Super adventure playground with a 35ft slide
Swing park
4 fishing ponds
Seperate play area for football,rounders, cricket and the like
Stepping Stones Bar & Restaurant-fully licensed bar and restaurant also offering a take away service
Excellent live entertainment
Light entertainment once or twice weekly
Outdoor seating
Park shop carrying items for everyday needs
Take away food
Ample car parking
Reception
Tourist information centre
Hard standing touring pitches with electric hook up points only or full service pitch including shaled areas
Tent pitches with electric hook up points
Drinking and waste water points
Chemical toilet disposal points
Dog walks
Public telephone
Free shower and toilet block with wash basins open 24 hours a day
Fully equipped laundry room offering 2 of each ,fast and efficient commercial washers and dryers and a seperate washing up area with hot and cold water open 24 hours a day
Disabled toilet and shower and change area
Baby change area
Bus stop off the park with links to Preston, Lancaster etc .
Luxurius, self contained Holiday House accomodation(sleeps upto 7)
Bed and Breakfast accomodation
Barrier pass entry system
Short walk access to Scorton
The Park itself is in a picturesque venue with the meandering River Wyre on its doorstep and just a stroll away,across a footbridge over the river, is the charming village of Scorton, the gateway to the Forest of Bowland and hundreds of acres of unspoilt countryside just waiting to be explored.
The historic Fair Trade market town of Garstang,famous for its alleys - or weinds as they are called and cobbled streets is a five minute drive away and the busy city of Lancaster, which successfully blends together its many historic buildings with a shoppers paradise can be reached in 15 minutes.
Not much further afield are Blackpool and the coastal resorts of Cleveleys,Fleetwood and Morecambe and you can be parked up in the Lake District in less than 40 minutes.
There are pretty villages, too numerous to mention throughtout the area, with historic churches,whitewashed cottages,country pubs and restaurants in abundance. Just a walk away is the Lancaster Canal that winds its way through some of the most attractive countryside in the country on its slow journey from Preston to Lancaster and beyond.
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