The hotel is ideally located for touring the Trough of Bowland, Ribble Valley and Bronte Country.
Scott Park- 150 metres from the hotel. Set in 10 acres of landscaped gardens adjacent to the hotel.
The park offers Tennis courts, crown green bowls, children’s playground, woodland walks
Townley Hall Parkland & Gardens
Townley Hall Parkland & Gardens
Towneley Hall sits in an extensive historic parkland landscape of formal gardens, woodland walks, sculpture and nature trails.
In spring the woodlands are filled with displays of bluebells and wild garlic, which are followed by spectacular rhododendrons in the early summer and brilliant autumn foliage
Burnley Football Club
A rich history for a famous old club…
Proud founder members of the Football League, Burnley Football Club
began life as a rugby club. However, ‘Burnley Rovers’ soon switched
codes and became Burnley Football Club in 1882.
They moved to their Turf Moor home shortly afterwards, at the invitation of the town’s cricket club, which is still uniquely situated next to the stadium
Walks In & Around Burnley
Walks In & Around Burnley
You’ll be surprised at what great walks are available in and around Burnley…
With routes and areas including: The Wayside Arts Trail, Mary Towneley Loop and Pendle Way these trails span right across the Lancashire countryside
Connecting local areas such as the Ribble Valley to the West,
the Rossendale Valley to the South, and West Riding Of Yorkshire to the East,
there is a great variety of walk ideal for the weekend walkers to seasoned ramblers
Gawthorpe Hall
Gawthorpe Hall
Affectionately referred to as the ‘Downton of the North’, Gawthorpe Hall was redesigned in the 1850s by Sir Charles Barry, designer of the Houses of Parliament and the ‘real’ Downton Abbey, Highclere Castle.
The modest Hall houses the North West’s largest collection of portraits on loan from the National Portrait Gallery as well as The Gawthorpe Textiles Collection, a wonderful collection of intricate lace, embroidery and needlework amassed by Miss Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth.
Queen Street Mill & Textile Museum
Queen Street Mill Textile Museum is the last remaining operational
steam powered weaving mill in the world.
The museum collections are designated as being of national importance and
the boilerhouse, enginehouse and chimney have Ancient Monument status.
Weavers Triangle Visitor Centre
Weavers Triangle Visitor Centre
The Weavers’ Triangle Trust, who protect the Visitor Centre, is a registered charity.
It started life in 1977 as the Burnley Industrial Museum Action Committee to work for the preservation of the town’s heritage. We named an area along the banks of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal theWeavers Triangle and began to work for its conservation, eventually changing our name to the Friends of the Weavers’ Triangle
Burnley Mechanics
A charity operated by Burnley Leisure Trust, Burnley Mechanics is a modern multipurpose, fully accessible venue equipped with retractable / removable seating, state of the art lighting, excellent sound facilities, two bars, two performance venues, a Basement Studio, Bistro and meeting rooms.
Boundary Outlet Mill
With 5 outlets across the UK, Boundary Mill Stores are one of the
UK’s largest mill store retailer offering quality womenswear, menswear
and homeware brand names at up to 70% off RRP.
Free parking and a choiceof onsite eateries alongside brands that you want, at the prices youwant to pay – everything you need is under one roof!
MFA Bowling & Reel Cinema
A visit here isn’t just about the brilliant bowling… it’s about enjoying good times together, and that’s why we’re proud to offer so much great entertainment under one roof – including great food, drink, amusements and pool.
Our local Reel Cinema has a 9 screen muliplex cinema with 2 VIP/Premier Lounges Screening all the latest blockbuster and independant release films, food and drink concessions are also available, including a new licensed bar
Rawtenstall Heritage Railway
The most northern point of the East Lancashire Railway is historic
Rawtenstall, a typical Lancashire town boasting cobbled streets,
stone architecture and dramatic landscapes
Reedley Marina
Ideally situated on the Leeds and Liverpool canal, at the gateway to the Dales, Reedley Marina provides narrowboat and widebeam owners the opportunity to moor in a beautiful location with stunning views towards Pendle Hill
