Panoramic view of Smithson Farm campsite with green Lancashire countryside and blue skies near Burnley
Burnley, Lancashire · Open All Year

Escape to Pendle
Witch Country

All year camping, glamping and touring on a beautiful Lancashire farm — with famous breakfasts, farm animals and a private mining museum.

★★★★★ Loved by guests — "Harry and Carole were so welcoming"

1.2
Acres of Lancashire countryside
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Accommodation options
All year
Open 365 days (hardstanding)
★★★★★
Guest reviewed
Where You'll Stay

Camping, glamping and everything in between

From cosy shepherd's huts to touring pitches with electric hook-up — there's a perfect stay for everyone at Smithson Farm.

One of the glamping pods at Smithson Farm near Burnley, Lancashire

Camping Pods

Two beautifully presented pods — fully furnished and equipped. Just bring your suitcase.

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The shepherd's hut at Smithson Farm with decking and countryside views near Burnley

Shepherd's Hut

A beautifully equipped shepherd's hut set in the Lancashire countryside.

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The luxury cedar lodge at Smithson Farm Camping and Caravan Park near Burnley, Lancashire

Cedar Lodge

A luxury family-sized lodge — spacious, warm and fully equipped for a wonderful break.

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Touring and camping pitches at Smithson Farm with open countryside views near Burnley

Touring Pitches

5 hardstanding (4 with EHU) and 10 grass pitches for tents and touring caravans.

Touring Info
Café & Breakfasts
Hot Showers
Free WiFi
Electric Hook-ups
Dog Friendly
Onsite Shop
Open All Year
WC Disposal
More Than a Campsite

Unique experiences on your doorstep

Smithson Farm is unlike any other site in Lancashire — where else can you tour a private mining museum and chat with African grey parrots?

Smithson Farm campsite entrance sign at Woodend Road, Reedley Hallows, Burnley

Woodend Mining Museum

A unique private museum set up by the campsite owners, covering the development and decline of the coal industry in East Lancashire. Open daily through the season — informative guided tours available for a small fee.

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Views around Smithson Farm — green pitches and countryside near Burnley, Lancashire

Farm Animals

Children will love feeding and petting the resident animals — Shetland ponies, hens, ducks, and two friendly Labradors. And don't be surprised if the two African grey parrots strike up a conversation.

About the farm
Guest Reviews

What our guests say

"The cedar lodge was very cosy with everything you need for a comfortable holiday. The owners are very friendly and helpful — we would certainly recommend Smithson Farm to anyone."

Graham · July 2021

"Harry and Carole were so welcoming from the moment we arrived. The site is beautiful, the location is perfect for exploring Pendle, and the breakfasts are incredible. We hope to return one day."

Matt & Gemma
Explore the Area

A world of adventure on your doorstep

Smithson Farm is in the heart of Pendle Witch Country — an area steeped in history, natural beauty and dramatic Lancashire landscapes.

Pendle Hill

Walk to the summit — home of the famous Pendle Witches. Car park at Barley is minutes away.

Leeds Liverpool Canal

A short walk to the towpath from which you can stroll all the way into Burnley centre.

Blackpool & Southport

Both coastal resorts are just an hour's drive — perfect for a seaside day out.

Trough of Bowland

An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Follow the Trough all the way through to Lancaster.

Walking Routes

The Bronte Way, Pendle Way and Laund Booth Circular are all within yards of the site.

Clitheroe & Skipton

Both market towns are well worth a visit — full of character and great local food.

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Ready for your Lancashire escape?

Open all year — book direct with Carole for the best availability.

Find Us

Getting here

Smithson Farm Camping and Caravan Park
Woodend Road, Reedley Hallows
Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 9DR

A bus into Burnley city centre runs approximately every 20 minutes from near the site.

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Postcode for satnav BB12 9DR

Located on Woodend Road between Reedley and Fence, just off the B6249. Look for the farm sign on the right.