Ribble Valley View - Q&A - Park Homes
Got a question about Ribble Valley View - we've got you covered with our Q&As...
Q: Can I live in my holiday home full-time?
A: Your holiday home is designed for leisure use and can’t be used as your main residence. To help us stay in line with local regulations, we may ask for proof of your permanent home address from time to time. If you move or change your main address, just let the park office know—it's a quick and simple update!
Q: How many vehicles can I park at my holiday home?
A: You’re welcome to park up to two vehicles at your holiday home, as long as they’re on hard ground. If you’re expecting extra visitors or need to park more than two vehicles, just have a quick word with the park team - we’re happy to help where we can!
Q: Can I have solar panels installed on my lodge?
A: Solar panels are a great option for sustainable energy, but their installation depends on the structural capacity of each lodge. We would need to consult with the individual lodge builders to determine whether the roof can support the weight of the panels. If you're interested, we're happy to look into it for a specific lodge.
Q: Can I let my lodge out?
A: Yes, if you purchase your lodge directly from Ribble Valley View, you are allowed to sublet it. This can be a great way to generate additional income when you're not using it yourself.
Q: How does the electric supply work to the lodges? Can we choose our own provider?
A: Ribble Valley View supply the electricity and charges customers a fair, metered rate based on usage. They don’t make a profit on electricity, so you only pay for what you use.
Q: Is Ribble Valley View a dog-friendly site?
A: Yes, the lodges are pet-friendly for owners. If you purchase a lodge, you're welcome to bring your pets whenever you stay. It's your home away from home - perfect for the whole family, including your furry friends!
Q: Is the lodge park maintained?
A: Ribble Valley View take great care of the park and its communal areas to ensure everything is clean, well-maintained, and welcoming for all lodge owners and guests. While they don’t manage the individual lodges themselves, they’re always there to support owners and help keep the park running smoothly.
Q: Are there any cafés nearby?
A: Yes, there are several lovely cafés close to Ribble Valley View. You'll find a great selection in the surrounding villages and towns, offering everything from fresh coffee and homemade cakes to full breakfasts and light lunches. Whether you're looking for a cosy spot to relax or a place to grab a quick bite, there are plenty of options just a short drive or walk away, including in Brockhall Village and Whalley.
Q: Is there local public transport?
A: Ribble Valley View is well connected by public transport. There’s a bus stop located right outside the lodge park, making it easy to travel to neighbouring villages and towns, as well as nearby train stations like Clitheroe, Langho, and Whalley.
For added convenience, local taxi services are also readily available, making it simple to get around if you're heading further afield or carrying luggage. Whether you're planning day trips, commuting, or just exploring the local area, transport options are easily accessible from the park.
Q: What restaurants are in the local area?
A: Yes, there are some fantastic restaurants nearby. The Black Bull is right next door, offering classic pub food in a cosy setting. Just a short drive away, you’ll also find the Michelin-starred Northcote, the stylish Mytton Fold Hotel & Restaurant, and several other great spots in the surrounding villages. Whether you’re after fine dining or a relaxed bite to eat, there’s something to suit every taste.
Q: What activities are there to do in the local area?
A: Ribble Valley View is surrounded by fantastic things to see and do. Nearby, you can explore Clitheroe Castle, enjoy scenic walks up Pendle Hill, or visit the charming market town of Clitheroe with its shops and local market. For families, Bowland Wild Boar Park is a great day out, and history lovers will enjoy Whalley Abbey and Browsholme Hall. The Forest of Bowland and Tolkien Trail offer stunning countryside perfect for walking, cycling, or simply relaxing in nature.
Q: What distance is Ribble Valley View from nearby towns and villages?
A: Ribble Valley View Lodge Park is ideally located in the heart of the Lancashire countryside, with several scenic towns and villages just a short drive away. Langho is approximately 2 miles from the park, taking about 5 minutes by car. Whalley is around 3 miles away and can be reached in roughly 7 to 10 minutes. Clitheroe is located about 6 miles from the park, or around a 15-minute drive. Hurst Green lies approximately 5 miles away and takes about 12 minutes to reach by car.
Longridge is about 8 miles away, with a travel time of around 20 minutes. Downham, a picturesque village nestled beneath Pendle Hill, is approximately 8 miles from the park and takes about 20 minutes to reach by car. This convenient central location makes the lodge park an excellent base for exploring the Ribble Valley and its surrounding villages.
Q: Does Ribble Valley View have a local golf club?
A: Ribble Valley View is surrounded by a number of excellent golf courses, all within a short drive. The closest is Clitheroe Golf Club, just 3 miles away, offering a top-quality 18-hole parkland course designed by James Braid with outstanding facilities. Mytton Fold Golf Club in Langho is about 4 miles away and provides a scenic hillside layout that’s welcoming to players of all abilities.
Around 5 miles from Ribble Valley View is Wilpshire Golf Club, another historic Braid-designed course known for its heathland style and great year-round playability. Longridge Golf Club, approximately 7 miles away, sits on Longridge Fell and offers breathtaking views over the Ribble Valley, making it a memorable place to play.
For a shorter or more casual round, Whalley Golf Club is also just 3 miles away and features a friendly 9-hole course. Whether you’re looking for a championship-level course or a relaxed day on the fairways, there are plenty of great golfing options nearby.
Q: What are the nearest hotels to the lodge park?
A: There are several great hotels near Ribble Valley View, offering everything from luxury to cosy countryside charm. Top nearby options include Mitton Hall, a stunning 15th-century manor house just minutes away, and Northcote, a luxury hotel with a Michelin-starred restaurant.
Mytton Fold, a stylish hotel with golf facilities, and Foxfields Country Hotel, known for its spacious suites and excellent dining, are both close by and offer comfortable stays. The Shireburn Arms in Hurst Green is a popular country inn, while Stirk House and Gibbon Bridge Hotel provide elegant accommodation with beautiful grounds. For something more boutique, try the 1823 Spinning Block Hotel in Clitheroe. All are within a 10–15 minute drive and perfect for exploring the Ribble Valley.
Q: Are there any special offers currently available?
A: Yes! If you purchase your holiday home in 2025, you’ll enjoy a full 12 months’ site licence completely free - a fantastic saving worth £3,255. It’s a great opportunity to start enjoying lodge ownership with even more value.