This dog-friendly self-catering timber holiday lodge overlooks the smaller of our two coarse fishing lakes in the beautiful Wyre countryside in Lancashire, North-West England. The coarse fishery and timber holiday lodge are located in the picturesque village of St Michael's on Wyre with its ancient church and riverside walks (part of the longer Wyre Way walk) which can be accessed approximately 100 metres from the door of the lodge.
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The lodge is comprised of an open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. A small hallway leads to the bathroom and bedrooms. The lodge has one double bedroom and one twin bedroom and can accommodate up to four people. There is also a small storage room off the lounge where luggage & clean / dry fishing equipment can be kept.
Briarcroft Fishery is a private membership fishery stocking mixed coarse fish including Mirror and Common Carp to 25 lbs, Crucian Carp to 3 lbs, Perch to 3.5 lbs, Roach to 2 lbs, Bream to 7 lbs, Tench to 7 lbs. The fishery is set in the picturesque village of St Michaels on Wyre in the heart of rural Lancashire's Wyre Valley and consists of two coarse fishing lakes of 1 acre and 0.5 acre, both stocked with the above fish.
Located in the picturesque rural village of St Michael's on Wyre Lancashire, the fishery is easily accessible from both the M6 and M55 motorways. Leave M6 at junction 33 and take turning for A6 Garstang. Follow this road for approximately 5 miles passing by the villages of Forton, Middle Holly, Lower Holly, and the town of Garstang.
Reviews (4)
David Hills
Sep 09, 2021
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Lynn Hughes
Jul 11, 2021
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Just returned today from a fab week at Briarcroft. The lodge is in a beautiful setting and really well equipped, what a pleasure it was to not spend the first few hours cleaning as it was spotless. Hubby reports the ponds are well stocked with carp, roach, perch, bream and others. Many thanks to Sarah, Miles and Miles' mum who couldn't have done anymore to accommodate us. Give yourselves a pat on the back, we'll definitely book again lol if it's ever vacant. Many thanks lynn and martin Hughes
Trevor Michael East Nl
Oct 18, 2020
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Just spent a week here the lodge was perfect Sarah the owner was brilliant the wether was a bit wet but the days we got fishing was great got some nice fish out and the syndicate members were a great set of lads help you out and give you tips definitely worth a visit we will definitely be going back again *****
Mark Palmer
Oct 02, 2020
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We stayed here in September 2019. The wooden lodge was clean, spacious and well equipped. It is right next to the smaller of the two lakes and one peg is reserved for cabin guests, although fishing anywhere on the two lakes is permitted.
The lakes are only open to cabin guests and a small fishing syndicate, with no day tickets, and I found the syndicate members very friendly and helpful. Both lakes had loads of fish and I thoroughly enjoyed my fishing throughout the week.
There is a pub, The Grapes, 5 minutes walk away which serves excellent food and The Horns at Churchtown 2 miles down the road
The lakes are only open to cabin guests and a small fishing syndicate, with no day tickets, and I found the syndicate members very friendly and helpful. Both lakes had loads of fish and I thoroughly enjoyed my fishing throughout the week.
There is a pub, The Grapes, 5 minutes walk away which serves excellent food and The Horns at Churchtown 2 miles down the road
