Dog-friendly · Lancashire

Dog-friendly campsites in Lancashire

8 campsites in Lancashire welcome dogs. 7 say so on their own website and 1 is tagged as allowing dogs in OpenStreetMap. Where a price is shown, pitches cost from £30 to £40 a night (median £35, 2 campsites), per each one's own website. 2 are open all year; most of the others open from February to January. Most are in or near Garstang, Carnforth and Chorley. We have read the websites of 28 of the 65 places to stay in Lancashire that have one, so places whose website has not been checked can be missing from this list.

Dog-friendly campsites in Lancashire at a glance

Sites
8
Towns
7
From (a night) (2 with a price)
£30
Median price
£35
Open all year
2
Websites checked
28 of 65
20 kmPlot of OpenStreetMap data
Map of 8 dog-friendly campsites in Lancashire. CampsiteFull map

All 8 dog-friendly campsites

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  1. Campsite

    Lower Greenhill Holiday Park

    Campsite · Earby, Lancashire

    • Electric hook-up
    • Drinking water
    • Waste disposal
    • Toilets
    • Showers
    • Pets allowed

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee chargedfrom£30 / night

    Dogs welcome, per their website (lowergreenhillholidaypark.co.uk), checked October 2026 · From £30 a night, per the campsite's website, checked October 2026 · Open all year.

  2. Campsite

    Old Hall Caravan Park

    Campsite · Carnforth, Lancashire

    • Electric hook-up
    • Toilets
    • Showers
    • Wi-Fi
    • Laundry
    • Pets allowed

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee chargedfrom£40 / night

    Dogs welcome, per their website (oldhallcaravanpark.co.uk), checked October 2026 · From £40 a night, per the campsite's website, checked October 2026.

  3. Nearby photo

    Bridge House Marina and Caravan Park

    Campsite · Garstang, Lancashire

    • Electric hook-up
    • Drinking water
    • Waste disposal
    • Toilets
    • Showers
    • Pets allowed

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee not recorded

    Dogs welcome, per their website (bridgehousemarina.co.uk), checked October 2026 · Open all year.

  4. No entry into Little Orchard Caravan Site

    Little Orchard Caravan Park

    Campsite · Fylde, Lancashire

    • Drinking water
    • Waste disposal
    • Toilets
    • Showers
    • Wheelchair access
    • Pets allowed

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee not recorded

    Dogs welcome, per their website (littleorchardcaravanpark.com), checked October 2026 · Open February–January.

  5. Campsite

    North View Caravan Park

    Campsite · Garstang, Lancashire

    • Electric hook-up
    • Drinking water
    • Toilets
    • Showers
    • Laundry
    • Pets allowed

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee not recorded

    Dogs welcome, per their website (lancashirecaravansite.co.uk), checked October 2026 · Open March–January.

  6. Campsite

    Westgate Caravan Park

    Campsite · Morecambe, Lancashire

    • Electric hook-up
    • Waste disposal
    • Toilets
    • Showers
    • Laundry
    • Pets allowed

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee charged

    Dogs welcome, per their website (westgatecaravanpark.co.uk), checked October 2026.

  7. Nearby photo

    Primrose Cottage Camping

    Campsite · Chorley, Lancashire

    • Drinking water
    • Toilets
    • Pets allowed

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee charged

    Dogs welcome, per OpenStreetMap.

  8. Campsite

    Bank End Caravan Park

    Campsite · Galgate, Lancashire

    • Toilets
    • Laundry
    • Playground
    • Pets allowed

    Open data · OpenStreetMap

    Fee not recorded

    Dogs welcome, per their website (bankendcaravanpark.co.uk), checked October 2026.

Prices are "from" prices per night as shown on each place's own website when we checked; check the current price and rules with the place before you travel. Facts marked OpenStreetMap come from the map's volunteers.

Towns with dog-friendly campsites in Lancashire

Each town guide lists every place to stay in or near the town.

Water and dump points near these campsites

Facts from each place's own website (latest check October 2026) and from OpenStreetMap, imported October 2026. How we read websites · About our data

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