Rivington Brewery Tap (near Chorley Lancs) (2 Viewers)

[delly]

Fabulous brewery tap with attached caravan/motorhome site.

We stayed overnight, did an 8 mile walk up Rivington Pike and around the moors, followed by lots of lovely beers.

Highly recommended.

Website

 

[EuroTrotters]

looks great. But if I sell my Current car, I will not be able to go with our caravan. I will be towing it with a Mercedes Sprinter Window Van. Even though my Window van V5 states "MPV".

Please Note - Important​

Tents & Gazebos are not accepted at this park.

Payment is to be made at time of booking.

Free Cancellation or amendments up to 5 days before date of stay

All enquiries and amendments can only be made by emailing camping@rivingtonbrewing.co.uk

Caravan Pitches​

• Shower & Toilet facilities are available on site. Waste disposal point also available.
• Commercial vehicles (vehicles used for work-related purposes, carrying goods or fare-paying passengers) and sign-written vehicles are not permitted on site
• One car per caravan
• This site caters for families (immediate members) and couples only. Bookings from all other forms of groups are not accepted
• Multiple pitch bookings not permitted
• Maximum of 4 adults per caravan (no sleep awnings allowed)
• Dogs must be on a lead at all times whilst on-site
• For the consideration of all campers, no music is to be played on site
• Please ensure that you do not disturb the peace after 11.00pm
• Camp fires or fire pits are not allowed anywhere on-site
• BBQs must be 12 inches off the ground

 

[Srp111]

You can also park overnight in the brewery car park if the campsite is full, done this a few times

 

[dunnah01]

Love the sales pitch if a full page of rules and regs.
Dragged up in those parts as a kid, used to watch the biker gangs trying to knock merry out if each other with their bike chains at the lower and upper barns back in the good old days. Went back there a few weeks ago for the first time in donkeys years to find the bottom barn full of the yummy mummy set doing coffee - how times change