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Self-catering accommodation within easy distance of Lancaster

2 rental properties match your search for Self-catering accommodation within easy distance of Lancaster
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Box Tree Farm House,

Lancaster, Lancashire, England
sleeps  10 sleeps 10
4 bedrooms 4 bedrooms
3 bathrooms 3 bathrooms
no dogs allowed No pets
family friendly family friendly

4 bedroom 3 bedroom no pets allowed holiday farmhouse with private outdoor hot tub, close to the Forest of Bowland, Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District National Park.

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ground floor bedroom
Facilities, Features & Awards:
TVDishwasherMicrowaveFree WifiGardenParking
7 nights from £1155
Next available: 10 Dec - 3 nights
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Curlew Corner,

Lancaster, Lancashire, England
sleeps  2 sleeps 2
1 bedrooms 1 bedroom
1 bathrooms 1 bathroom
no dogs allowed No pets

Discover glamping with a stay at this cosy adults only holiday pod with hot tub, close to Lancaster and the Forest of Bowland.

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ground floor bedroom
Facilities, Features & Awards:
TVDishwasherMicrowaveFree WifiGardenParking
7 nights from £386
Next available: 10 Dec - 7 nights
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self-catering in Lancaster, visit Lancaster CastleAny self-catering accommodation within easy driving distance of Lancaster will be displayed at the bottom of the page. All accommodation is booked directly with owners for very best prices.

Lancaster is a northern city on the West Coast of England, north of infamous Blackpool. Morecambe Bay, with its wide expanse of sands, lies to the north west of the city, the M6 motorway skirts the east side of Lancaster.

A university City on the River Lune, Lancaster offers good shopping facilities and fascinating tourist attractions: Lancaster Castle associated with the Pendle witches who were hanged in Lancaster gaol in 1612, and George Fox, founder of the Quakers who spent ten years incarcerated in the castle.

Other places of interest to visit include:

  • the Judge's Lodgings - home of the famous witch hunter, Thomas Covell
  • the Maritime Museum
  • the City Museum.

For local nearby festivals, you might wish to participate in the Glasson Maritime Weekend (held over Easter) and enjoy massed sea-song and shanty singers in addition to other 'maritime' entertainment, or perhaps visit the Wray Scarecrow Festival and Fair, held on May Bank Holiday Monday.


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