Fell View Park

Fell View Park - Touring Site in Scorton, Lancashire

Fell View Park is a small, friendly touring site in Scorton, Lancashire where caravans, motor homes and tents are all welcome. Situated on a family run hill farm on the western edge of the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the site offers a peaceful countryside setting for visitors looking to relax and enjoy this stunning part of Lancashire. Surrounded by open countryside and dramatic landscapes, Fell View Park is an ideal place to unwind and spend time exploring the outdoors with your dog.

Nestled between Harrisend and Nicky Nook Fells, the park enjoys beautiful views across Morecambe Bay, creating a scenic backdrop for your stay. The calm rural setting makes it a wonderful place for walking, bird watching, fishing or simply enjoying the fresh air and quiet surroundings. Many visitors come here to slow down, take in the views and experience the natural beauty that makes this area so popular with walkers and nature lovers.

Just two miles away lies the picturesque village of Scorton, a popular destination for visitors to the area. The village attracts many day trippers thanks to its cafés, gift shops and garden centres, making it a lovely place to explore during your stay. Its close proximity means guests can easily enjoy local attractions while returning to the peaceful setting of Fell View Park at the end of the day.

Site Facilities
Fell View Park extends to approximately four acres and offers 22 hard standings along with 28 grass pitches. Electric hook-up is available on all pitches if required. Guests have access to a modern heated facilities block with ladies, gents and disabled toilets and showers. For tent visitors there is also a kitchen area with a fridge and freezer, which also houses local information. A coin-operated laundry with washer and tumble drier is available on site.

Fishing Lake
Adjacent to the site is a small fishing lake of around one acre which adds to the attraction of Fell View Park. The lake is stocked with Carp, Roach, Perch, Tench and Bream, with fishing available for £5 per day. Even for those not fishing, the lake provides a peaceful place to stroll, watch wildlife and enjoy the wide views of the surrounding fells and across Morecambe Bay from Blackpool to the Lakeland Hills.

The Local Area
Fell View Park sits within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which covers 312 square miles of mainly Lancashire hills along with lowland areas and river valleys such as the River Wyre, Lune and Ribble. There are many pretty villages to explore nearby, often with tearooms and visitor attractions. Walking in the area ranges from gentle countryside routes to thousands of acres of open moorland, much of which is right to roam land, offering something for walkers of all abilities.

The nearest town is the small market town of Garstang, where the Thursday morning market draws visitors from the surrounding area and is well worth a visit any day. Around seven miles away is the historic city of Lancaster, home to Lancaster Castle as well as attractions including Williamson’s Memorial and the Maritime Museum. The seaside resorts of Blackpool and Morecambe are also within easy driving distance, making Fell View Park a great base for exploring both countryside and coast.

Opening Dates
Fell View Park is open from Friday 20th February to Sunday 8th November 2026, with advanced bookings only. Please note that seasonal pitches are not offered. A special offer is available for guests staying from Sunday until Friday, where five nights are offered for the price of four, excluding Bank Holiday weekends.