The valley opens up here, all green pasture and dry-stone walls, with the Forest of Bowland rising soft and brooding to the east.
This is a proper farmstead site — five pitches only, as Caravan Club CLs go — suited to couples and seasoned tourers who know what they want: peace, a real working farm feel, and the kind of independence that comes with basic but well-kept facilities. Broadgate sits in classic Lancashire countryside, close enough to the Trough of Bowland for walking, yet tucked away from the tourist rush. Anglers will note Oakfield Fishery just down the lanes if you fancy a morning session.
Toilets and showers are on hand, pitches take tents, caravans and campervans, and the campfire policy's one to confirm when you arrive — though on a still evening, that farmyard quiet speaks for itself. It's low-key, uncomplicated, the sort of place you come back to when you've had your fill of bigger sites. Dogs' policy isn't listed, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing one.