This is a really lovely spot, with panoramic views across towards Pendle Hill and Clitheroe. (A pity about the cement factory, although watching the plume of steam rising from the chimney was quite soporific!) The CL is rather pricey, but you do get water on each of the five hardstanding pitches, WiFi available for £1 a night, and a decent toilet/shower block with an excellent selection of leaflets available. Ann is very welcoming and helpful, and calls round every day to check that things are OK. There are walks right from the doorstep, and I would recommend going up to Bradford fell and across to lovely Grindleton village with its two pubs - the Buck is very welcoming to walkers with muddy boots! Do however avoid the back path down to West Bradford through the woods. It's not been maintained for years, and several bridges across the stream are completely missing, making it virtually impassable. Like many paths in the area it's not adequately waymarked either. I'd recommend taking a GPS if you are planning to walk round here, as it's often far from obvious where the path goes.