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Beechwood Nook
Crown Lodges are located in the Heart of the Rossendale valley- Crawshawbooth. There are three lodges in total all situated around a 140sq/m lodge with breath taking views, it is the perfect escape to the country. The site is brand new and was built by owner and host Sam through the covid-19 pandemic 2018-2021 with his keen eye for building, the site is loved and adored by many of the locals and has proved a massive hit so far. Beechwood nook located to the left hand side of our site features the most privacy of the three cabins on its own stretch of pathway. Enjoy beautiful nights in your hot tub from this natural beauty spot, our lodges have something for everyone and we believe they are all-in luxury. They feature luxury kitchens, luxury bathrooms, log burners, free standing bath upstairs next to your bedroom area and everyones favourite a 2mx2m hot tub. Tip from us-Be ready with drinks in the hot tub for when it goes dark, the site lights up like something you see when your abroad and looks incredible, you can see our site from the other side of the valley which we think looks amazing. Crown Lodges is situated on a public footpath which has miles and miles of walking, for all of you that enjoy a stroll. We recommend downloading the walking app Komoot and downloading the local pack which is priced as much as a small coffee, this is like google maps for walking enthusiasts. For local things to do, I think we are up there with the best. Our local town Rawtenstall has undergone major development in the last couple of years and is getting better and better all the time. We have Rawtenstall market which has been taken over and turned into a food heaven. Once a month it has 'foodie Friday' and is packed with local stalls selling street food and deserts. Then we have Avuccirea, fire pit, La Turka, Tiger lounge and GemNi just to name a few. All providing excellent quality of food and drinks. We have a variety of bars, pubs and cafes too, far too many to mention. We are also 40mins on the x43 bus to Manchester City centre and the bus stop is within 15mins walk from our site (big hill back up not for the faint hearted). We also have the very last temperance bar in the country Mr Fitzpatrick's established in 1899 which recently featured on the hairy bikers, this is 100% worth a visit. Ideal for couples looking for a quiet getaway but still close to exciting things to do, this brand new development is your number one hot spot for 2021. Once you come you will not want to leave, from experience our site looks so incredibly different every season. We have fantastic summers and snowy winters. One thing to note: Upstairs in the Beechwood nook cabin is restricted head height, so if your very tall you may want to pick one of the other lodges. If this doesn't bother you then its a cosy little space upstairs. The rest of the Lodge is 2.3m head height so its just the upstairs that's restricted.

Luxury Historic England cottage (Robin Cottage)
Merrifield’s Luxury Holiday Cottages. Set in the heart of the beautiful Rossendale countryside, the two listed cottages at Merrifield’s date back to the 18th century and have been expertly renovated to a high standard with no expense spared, providing rural retreats within easy reach of local amenities. These Historical Homes have an aura of peace and relaxation, with tasteful furnishings and interesting artwork. The private gardens provide beautiful views. A well-equipped home away from home.

The Old Farm Office at Cronkshaw Fold Farm
Curl up in front of the fire in our self-catering hut located next to our quiet, private farm lane. Enjoy panoramic views over the valley. Relax in the hammock on the veranda, snuggle up on the sofa in front of the fire, cosy up in bed under the feather duvet lit with fairy lights. Private hot tub available for hire for an additional £42. Book farm tours with hot buttered toast and dippy eggs, goat hang out experiences, bee keeping experiences or venture off on one of the many local trails.

Characterful one bed property above Hebden Bridge
The ground floor accommodation is extremely stylishly appointed with a large, open-plan living/dining room which features Jacobean-style painted wall panelling as a stunning backdrop. Stone mullion windows, beamed ceilings, oak floors and doors lend a sense of rustic charm to the fabric of the building and yet there is every modern amenity. There is access to wooded and landscaped gardens with long-reaching views of the surrounding countryside and a private area to sit and enjoy the location.

Amazing Space in an Amazing Place
Unique, spacious, contemporary barn with unsurpassed views of Saddleworth and beyond. The barn is 1100ft up on the edge of Peak National Park with complete privacy, far enough away from it all yet within walking distance to two excellent local pubs! What's not to like? If you are looking for the perfect spot to unwind, with all mod cons, take long walks or bike rides with breathtaking views, this is the place for you. High spec space, well equipped with all the essentials. Ample parking.

Cosy Studio for two Ramsbottom
This is a relaxing completely self-contained studio in very quiet surroundings yet only a few minutes walk from delicious eateries and quirky bars in Ramsbottom and Holcombe Brook. It is perfect for couples who enjoy the great outdoors (you can walk onto the West Pennine Moors from the house) or for those just looking for a private retreat in which to unwind. Plenty of free unrestricted on street parking. Please note we cannot accept children or pets, the studio is compact and not suitable.

Cosy cottage -West Pennine Moors
The historic village of Chapeltown is ideal for walking, cycling or just relaxing. A stone’s throw away is the friendly pub, offering great pub food. A 5 minute walk will take you to the Wayoh reservoir and surrounding areas leading to Entwistle and Jumbles Country park. Turton Tower is a short walk away and Bromley Cross train station is 1.5 miles with a direct line to Manchester and Clitheroe. The Lancashire cycle way runs past the doorstep as does as the cycling stage of Ironman uk.

Tranquil getaway with steam trains and deer
Wake to birdsong and deer grazing in nearby fields. Sip your morning coffee with views of Holcombe Hill, then wander straight from the door onto scenic countryside trails, a dog walkers paradise. Watch steam trains chug through the village on the heritage East Lancashire Railway - a nostalgic treat for all ages. After browsing Ramsbottom’s quirky shops, wine bars, pubs, and cafés, head back to your cosy cottage, pour a glass of wine, and relax into Lancashire’s peaceful, timeless charm

Hobbit House in The Dell
As you approach the hobbit house you'll be greeted by a charming small green door hidden within a developing garden. Complete with a stream and weir and fragrant herbs in the summer. Step inside and you'll find yourself in a cozy and inviting space, filled with natural light and earthy tones. The Hobbit House features a comfortable living area, the kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to cook up a delicious meal, including a stove, fridge, and all the necessary utensils.

Alfred's Ramsbottom - Suite One
An impressive dedication to design (hello, viola marble, sumptuous velvet furniture and hand picked antiques), this adults-only Ramsbottom hideaway stands seconds away from Michelin eats, heritage museums, and miles of local trails; yet its tucked away brunch-perfect terrace and darkly intimate lounging den makes you feel a world away. With a warm, home-from-home hospitality, Alfred's creates spaces that are as inviting on a fresh January morning as they are on a hot summer’s day.

The Chicken Shed at Knowle Top
The Chicken Shed at Knowle Top was newly built in 2019 on the ruins of an old barn and decorated to the highest standards of industrial chic. Situated in a most unique location, high on the Ribble Valley side of Lancashire’s iconic Pendle Hill, it sits surrounded by sheep pastures where hare and fox come to say good-night. Despite this rural idyll, we’re only a five minute car drive from Clitheroe, one of the North-West’s nicest market towns. The views will take your breath away!

Bury:Spacious, self-contained Annexe nr M66
No cleaning or laundry fees because we believe in being fair, reasonable and great value. Very happy to accommodate children. Our intention is to be attentive hosts. Parking for two cars. EV charging available, app showing usage and cost. We pride ourselves in offering a property that’s relaxing, private and quiet. Tucked away down a private driveway. Handy for Bury and Ramsbottom; close to local steam railway. Close to M66/M60. as well as countryside.
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When is the best time to visit Ramsbottom?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Ramsbottom?
Ramsbottom has inviting cottages, converted mills, and apartments near the town center that are frequently suggested for a range of preferences. The area around Ramsbottom’s high street is popular for easy access to cafés, markets, and local landmarks.
What are the best things to do in Ramsbottom with kids?
Families often explore the East Lancashire Railway’s scenic journeys, play in local parks, or visit community events featured throughout the year. Interactive museums and hands-on art spaces are also popular for children.
What are some of the best things to do in Ramsbottom?
Explore heritage rail journeys with the East Lancashire Railway, climb Peel Tower, or sample fresh goods at Ramsbottom’s artisan markets. Cafés, galleries, and nearby trails invite visitors to experience the area’s creative and natural sides.
How is the weather in Ramsbottom?
Ramsbottom has cool, damp winters with temperatures around 34–47°F (1–8°C), and mild, often cloudy summers near 52–67°F (11–19°C). Rain falls throughout the year, so a waterproof jacket and sturdy footwear are helpful no matter the season.
When is the best time to visit Ramsbottom?
Late spring through early autumn is frequently suggested, when temperatures are milder and outdoor markets or festivals are common. Cooler months offer a quieter experience and a chance to warm up in Ramsbottom’s cosy cafés and pubs.
What are the best places to visit in Ramsbottom?
Explore the East Lancashire Railway for heritage train rides, visit Peel Tower for panoramic views, and stroll Ramsbottom’s independent shops and markets. The town has several parks and local galleries that reflect its creative community.
What are some hiking trails in Ramsbottom?
Ramsbottom has a variety of trails, including footpaths to Peel Tower and routes across Holcombe Hill, where you can experience scenic views. Woodland walks and riverside paths are frequently enjoyed by nature lovers.
What are some family activities we can do in Ramsbottom?
Families can explore vintage trains on the East Lancashire Railway, play at local parks, or enjoy interactive activities at galleries and community centers. Seasonal events and markets often include family-friendly entertainment.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Ramsbottom?
Many visitors head to nearby hills for countryside walks, explore historic market towns, or visit museums focusing on regional history and culture. Stately homes and botanical gardens around the region are also frequently suggested for day trips.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Ramsbottom?
Several stays in Ramsbottom welcome guests traveling with pets. A variety of cottages and apartments in the area are frequently suggested for those bringing animal companions.
What are some local tips for visiting Ramsbottom?
Try markets for fresh local products, visit early for a more relaxed atmosphere, and check event calendars for pop-up festivals or art shows. Layers are useful year-round, and a sturdy umbrella can be helpful given the regular rainfall.
What is Ramsbottom known for?
Ramsbottom is known for its industrial heritage, local food scene—including black pudding—and lively independent shops. The historic East Lancashire Railway and charming countryside settings also draw frequent visitors.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Ramsbottom?
Look for tucked-away independent bookshops, hillside trails leading to unique sculptures, or smaller galleries that showcase local makers. Some visitors also explore riverside walks that are less traveled but well loved by residents.
What are the best foods to try in Ramsbottom?
Ramsbottom is known for hearty northern English dishes, traditional pies, and locally made black pudding. Bakeries and cafés often feature homemade cakes, seasonal scones, and artisanal cheeses.
What should I bring for a trip to Ramsbottom?
Pack layers and a waterproof jacket for changeable weather, along with comfortable shoes suited for hilly streets and countryside walks. An umbrella and a reusable water bottle are also useful, as rain and cool breezes are common.
What is the nightlife in Ramsbottom like?
Ramsbottom’s nightlife features cosy pubs, live music events, and locally rooted bars. Evenings in the town centre often attract both residents and visitors seeking relaxed atmospheres and specialty drinks.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Ramsbottom?
The area is known for recurring events like a local food festival in spring and seasonal markets throughout the year. Music and arts festivals often bring together communities in the surrounding hills and town center.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Ramsbottom?
Many vacation rentals in Ramsbottom are suited for families, with amenities like multiple bedrooms and kitchens. Neighborhoods near parks and the town center are frequently selected by families for convenience and walkability.
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