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Canal Turn Carnforth – Motorhome Stopover Information

🍺 About the Pub

The Canal Turn is a listed building originally built as the Canal Warden’s house, converted into a pub in 2001. Located on the Lancaster Canal, it offers a scenic waterside setting popular for family and dog-friendly dining. The pub welcomes motorhome visitors, providing a Motorhome Pub Stopover with overnight stays possible by prior arrangement, making it a great Motorhome Stopover and Motorhome Parking option in Carnforth.

🕰️ Opening Times

Monday: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Tuesday: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Wednesday: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Thursday: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Friday: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Saturday: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 pm – 10:30 pm

🍽️ Food

The Canal Turn offers a limited post-lockdown menu seven days a week including classic British pub dishes such as burgers, pies, fish & chips and traditional desserts. Food is locally sourced, complemented by a good selection of wines, beers, spirits, and hot drinks including Lyons Coffee and Whittard Tea. Sunday roasts feature seasonal vegetables and plenty of gravy.

🛠️ Facilities

🅿️ Motorhome Parking: Overnight stays allowed by prior arrangement; Motorhome Pub Stopover available
📶 Wi-Fi: Awaiting Info
♿ Accessibility: Awaiting Info
🚻 Toilets: Yes
🐾 Dog Friendly: Yes, dogs are welcome
🌿 Beer Garden: Yes, with canal views

⭐ Reviews

Overall customer rating: Awaiting Info

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Reviews highlight the pub’s beautiful waterfront setting, friendly welcome, and good quality food from a locally sourced menu. It is noted as family and dog friendly with regular live music. Reservations recommended due to popularity.

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🗺️ Interesting Things To Do Nearby (Within 5 Miles)

1. Carnforth Station Heritage Centre

Located less than 1 mile from The Canal Turn, Carnforth Station Heritage Centre is famous for its association with the classic film “Brief Encounter.” It offers visitors historical exhibits and a nostalgic cafe in a beautifully preserved station building, perfect for a cultural stop during your Motorhome Stopover.

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2. Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

About 4.5 miles from the pub, this AONB offers stunning coastal and woodland landscapes with walking trails, bird watching, and scenic views. A great choice for outdoor activities during your Motorhome Pub Stopover in the area.

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3. Warton Crag Nature Reserve

Located approximately 3 miles away, Warton Crag is a limestone hill with nature trails, geological features, and panoramic views across the Lancashire countryside. It’s ideal for a nature walk close to your Motorhome Parking spot.

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4. Lancaster Canal Towpath

The canal running beside The Canal Turn offers pleasant towpath walks and cycling routes extending in both directions for several miles. It provides a tranquil setting very close to the Motorhome Stopover, perfect for daytime exploration or a relaxing stroll.

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5. Leighton Moss RSPB Reserve

About 5 miles from The Canal Turn, Leighton Moss is a renowned nature reserve known for its diverse birdlife, including bitterns and marsh harriers. It features visitor centres and walking trails, offering an excellent outdoor experience near the Motorhome Stopover site.

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Description:

-Canal Turn is a charming pub located in Carnforth, along Lancaster Road. The pub is situated right by the canal, offering a picturesque view of the waterway. The interior of the pub is cozy and inviting, with wooden furnishings and a warm atmosphere. The menu features classic pub fare, including burgers, fish and chips, and a variety of beers and ales.

For tourists visiting the area, Canal Turn is a great spot to stop for a meal or a drink while exploring the nearby attractions. The pub is just a short drive from the Lake District National Park, where visitors can enjoy hiking, boating, and stunning views of the countryside. The nearby town of Carnforth is also home to the Carnforth Station Heritage Centre, which offers a glimpse into the history of the railway and its impact on the local area.

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