Waddow Hall is a Grade II Listed 17th Century Manor House. It serves as The Main Hall on the estate and provides panoramic views of the Ribble Valley. The property is arranged over ground and first floor and provides 29 bedrooms, two reception rooms, large dining room, licensed bar, four training and conference rooms, kitchen and offices and staff facilities.

The Stables is arranged over ground and first floor and provides accommodation for up to 15 people. It comprises two bedrooms, W/Cs, fully equipped kitchen and dining room.

Ranger Cottage is arranged over ground and first floor and provides accommodation for up to 15 people. The property has five bedrooms, W/Cs and bathroom facilities, fully equipped kitchen, living area with open fire and dining room.

Home Farm was previously used as staff accommodation and comprises a duplex three bedroom apartment with lounge on first floor and kitchen facilities on ground floor level. Single storey storage units, a garage space which is used for main activity storage, and a workshop are located to the front which forms a courtyard.

Rose Cottage has been sub-divided into three flats and is currently used as staff accommodation.

Ribble Lodge is arranged over ground and first floors and provides accommodation for up to 16 people. It comprises two bedrooms, one of which is converted into a dining room/play area in the day, and toilet and shower facilities. There is a shop located opposite the Lodge.

The Adventure House is a single story building which was constructed in 2004. It is used as a training/activity room and provides a kitchen, dining room and storage space. It also comprises 8 bedrooms (2 en-suite) accommodating up to 30 people.

There are 9 fully equipped campsites on the site, with 5 including communal shower and toilet blocks. Each campsite also has access to electricity and water supplies. The campsites can accommodate up to 50 camping pitches and one of the campsites is unequipped and is used to cater for large events.