Preston, Lancashire

Samlesbury Hall

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Overview

Nestled within the picturesque grounds of the historic Salmesbury Hall manor house, you will discover the charming and whimsical Shepherd’s Huts. These cosy huts provide a rustic and carefree lodging option, offering a unique and delightful alternative to a traditional hotel bedroom.

Activities

You’ll pretty much have the run of the grounds here, so there’s plenty of space for the kids to roam about and play games; there’s also an excellent Mayflower-themed wooden playground at their disposal. Smores kits, disposable barbecues, and fire logs are available at reception, open 9-5, seven days a week. Within the grounds is also a Golf Range and Crazy Golf (payable locally). The nearly 700-year-old Historic Hall is said to be one of the most haunted houses in England.

Food

The Garden Room Eatery is renowned for its delectable breakfast options, delicious daytime meals, and delightful afternoon teas. The menu boasts an array of mouthwatering choices to cater to every palate. Meanwhile, Dottie’s Wafflery is a haven for those with a sweet tooth, offering an extensive selection of delectable sweet treats that satisfy any craving.

Accommodation

Luxury and rural style have been combined to create a leafy village of huts that are cool and airy in the summer and cosy in the winter. Oak beds with memory foam mattresses, en-suite shower rooms, central heating, soft towels, crisp fresh bedding and tea and coffee-making facilities are all provided, ensuring your stay is memorable and comfortable. Each hut can accommodate up to four people and are available throughout the year.

Nearby

The Alpaca Experience is conveniently situated just across the road from the Hall, making it easily accessible for visitors. The picturesque Brockholes Nature Reserve is a mere 2 miles away, offering a tranquil escape into nature. Nearby, the delightful market town of Clitheroe beckons with its historic Castle and bustling market, all set against the backdrop of the famous Pendle Hill, renowned for its association with the Pendle Witches.

For those seeking coastal charm, the elegant town of Lytham St Anne’s is a mere 31 minutes away, while the vibrant attractions of Blackpool can be reached in just 35 minutes. Furthermore, nature enthusiasts will be delighted that the breathtaking Lake District is only an hour’s drive away, promising boundless outdoor adventure and exploration opportunities.

Summary

Situated in the scenic grounds of Samlesbury Hall, the Shepherd’s Huts provide dog-friendly accommodation with outdoor seating, a table, and a fire pit for a memorable night away.

Location

Things to know

Address
Preston New Road
Lancashire
PR5 0UP
Top Tips
  • For dinner with a difference, treat yourself to a delicious takeaway and enjoy it in front of the fire pit.
  • To bring back memories of childhood, sit around the crackling fire, roasting marshmallows to golden perfection, and spend carefree hours playing hide-and-seek in the sprawling grounds.
  • Take a Sunday hall tour for some spooky family fun. If you are brave enough, walk around the grounds after dark with only a torch.
Why It's Family Friendly
  • If your group is larger than four, there are Pods and a Mini-Hut available as an add-on. These neighbour the huts and act as extra bedrooms.
  • For the younger children, there is the Mayflower Playground for active play.
  • Although a restaurant is on-site, you can bring food and drink if staying overnight at The Shepherd’s Huts. It is ideal for children who like their home comforts.

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