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Longridge is so aptly named as it sits on the hilltop, a long ridge, with stunning views across the surrounding Ribble Valley countryside.
Shop at the Little Town of Longridge: Browse through unique shops, pubs and boutiques, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, and find one-of-a-kind treasures in this charming town - 4 minute drive/15 minute walk
Visit the Heritage and Visitor Centre located in the Old Station in the center of town, which is open from 10am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Here, visitors can learn about Longridge's history, browse old photographs, and view changing exhibitions. The center also provides local walking guides and history trails.
The town, which was primarily a former cotton mill town, retains its historic charm with buildings made from locally quarried distinctive sandstone.
Club Row, notable for its historical significance, features a row of workmen’s cottages from the 1774-1804 period, believed to be the oldest surviving properties built by a building society in the world.
Berry Lane, the main street, is the hub of Longridge, offering a variety of unique art, crafts, homeware, jewellery, gifts, designer clothing, shoes, and accessories.
The town boasts a blend of long-standing family businesses and newer shops.
Longridge is home to the Derby Arms, an atmospheric inn perfect for dining or drinks, and the Little Farm shop and café, ideal for locally sourced produce and homemade cakes.
A unique attraction in Longridge is the Palace Cinema, a quirky venue with a history spanning from a weaving shed to a modern cinema, maintaining its old-world charm while offering a modern entertainment range.
Annual events like Longridge Field Day and the Goosnargh and Longridge Show celebrate community spirit, traditions, and local food and farming, attracting visitors of all ages, especially in June and July,
Some other nearby areas to visit are:
Beacon Fell Country Park: Enjoy the great outdoors with a visit to this country park, offering extensive walking trails, wildlife watching, and stunning views of the surrounding landscape - 15 minute drive
Enjoy a Day at Whalley Abbey: Immerse yourself in the history of this stunning medieval monastery, explore the ruins, take a guided tour, and relax in the peaceful lake and lush gardens - 20 minute drive
Discover the History of the Longridge Heritage Trail: Take a journey through the towns and villages of the Ribble Valley, explore ancient churches, and engage in activities like guided walks and bird watching
Enjoy the Great Outdoors at Gisburn Forest: Explore walking and cycling trails, engage in horse riding, and enjoy the wildlife and scenic beauty of the forest - 40 minute drive
Beacon Fell Country Park: Enjoy the great outdoors with a visit to this country park, offering extensive walking trails, wildlife watching, and stunning views of the surrounding landscape - 30 minute drive
Clitheroe Castle: Visit this historic Norman castle, offering panoramic views of the Ribble Valley. Explore the museum, the castle grounds, and learn about the region's history - 20 minute drive
Bowland Wild Boar Park: Get up close with wild animals at this family-friendly park. Enjoy walks in the countryside, animal feeding experiences, and educational talks about wildlife conservation - 20 minute drive
Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail: Take a leisurely walk through this outdoor gallery featuring a range of sculptures by local and national artists, set against the backdrop of the beautiful Lancashire countryside - 25 minute drive
Samlesbury Hall: Visit this historic house, known for its stunning architecture, beautiful gardens, and fascinating history. It offers guided tours, exhibitions, and ghost hunts for those interested in paranormal activities - 20 minute drive
Browsholme Hall: Explore this historic home that has been in the same family for over 500 years. Take a tour of the house and gardens, and learn about the family - history and artifacts collected over the centuries - 20 minute drive
The English Lake District: Renowned for its stunning landscapes, including majestic mountains, picturesque lakes, and beautiful valleys. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its breathtaking scenery.
The lakes themselves offer opportunities for water sports, including sailing, kayaking, and fishing.
For photography enthusiasts, the landscape offers endless opportunities, from dramatic sunsets over the lakes to the vibrant colors of the autumnal foliage.
- 1hr drive
Blackpool: Visit for a traditional and lively English seaside experience. A variety of attractions and activities at value for money. Whether you're interested in the adrenaline rush of rollercoasters, or simply want to enjoy traditional fish and chips by the seaside, Blackpool has something for everyone.
Some of the main attractions there are:
Blackpool Tower: Offers panoramic views, a glass floor, the famous Tower Ballroom, and the Tower Circus.
Pleasure Beach: A famous amusement park with a mix of thrilling rides and family-friendly attractions.
The Illuminations: A spectacular light show along the seafront, especially during the Lightpool Festival.
Three Piers: Each pier offers its unique attractions, from rides and arcades to historical architecture.
Sea Life Blackpool: Home to over 2,500 aquatic creatures, offering educational talks and an underwater tunnel.
Madame Tussauds: Features lifelike waxworks of celebrities.
Sandcastle Water Park: The UK’s largest indoor water park with slides and a wave pool.
Blackpool Zoo: Home to a wide range of animals in a spacious setting.
Stanley Park: A large park offering sports facilities, beautiful gardens, and a lake.
Coral Island Arcade: A pirate-themed arcade with games and dining options where kids can eat for free or at a discount.
Blackpool Model Village: Features Britain’s attractions in model form.
Winter Gardens: Houses the UK’s largest opera house and hosts various events
-35 minute drive

You will most likely need a car or taxi to get to the Beacon Fell View Holiday Village, where the lodge is based.