Bowland Fell Holiday Park is a beautiful countryside retreat perfectly positioned between the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Forest of Bowland. For those looking to own a holiday home in one of northern England's most scenic corners, this park offers a rare opportunity to secure a base amid rolling hills and fresh moorland air.

Life at Bowland Fell Holiday Park

Owning a holiday home at Bowland Fell means enjoying a wealth of on-site facilities that make every visit feel like a true getaway. The centrepiece of the park's social scene is the Crowtrees Inn bar, a beautifully restored 17th-century farmhouse set around a large courtyard. Recently refurbished, it provides a welcoming spot for a family meal with bar and restaurant facilities, a dog-friendly area, outdoor seating, free Wi-Fi, a shop, and a takeaway service.

From 3 April 2026, owners and their guests can also enjoy the brand new heated indoor swimming pool — an ideal facility for leisurely lengths whatever the weather. Beyond dining and swimming, the park offers a children's play area, a nature trail, a launderette, and EV charging points, ensuring that a stay here is as comfortable and convenient as it is relaxing. Please note that some activities may incur additional charges or may only be available at peak times, and the park operates on a cashless basis, accepting card payments only.

Nearby attractions

Holiday home ownership at Bowland Fell puts a remarkable range of days out within easy reach. Nature lovers can explore Brimham Rocks, an extraordinary collection of natural rock formations in North Yorkshire managed by the National Trust, or take a gentle stroll along the Leyburn Shawl — a wonderful walk showcasing the beauty of the Dales.

For family adventures, Bowland Wild Boar Park offers fresh air and the chance to meet animals at a charming family-run farm in the heart of the Forest of Bowland, whilst Hesketh Farm Park — an award-winning farm with over 1,000 livestock — sits in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. History enthusiasts will relish a visit to Bolton Castle, one of the country's finest preserved medieval fortresses with over 600 years of history, or Fountains Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and National Trust-managed abbey and water garden of exceptional beauty. For those who fancy a trip to the coast, Blackpool Pleasure Beach is also accessible, home to the UK's only Nickelodeon Land. The nearby Helmshore Mills Museum, nestled in a stunning rural setting, offers a fascinating insight into the cotton and wool industries that shaped Lancashire life.

FAQS

Where is Bowland Fell Holiday Park located?

Bowland Fell Holiday Park is situated between the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Forest of Bowland, with the postcode BD23 4SD.

Is there a swimming pool at Bowland Fell Holiday Park?

Yes — a new heated indoor swimming pool provides g an excellent facility for owners and their guests to enjoy throughout the year.

Is there a bar and restaurant on site?

Yes. The Crowtrees Inn is a recently refurbished bar and restaurant housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century farmhouse. It features a dog-friendly area, outdoor seating, free Wi-Fi, a shop, and a takeaway service.

What other facilities are available for holiday home owners?

The park offers a children's play area, nature trail, launderette, and EV charging points, alongside the Crowtrees Inn and the new indoor swimming pool.