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Hebden Bridge Club Campsite is a pretty and tranquil caravanning destination in West Yorkshire. Tucked neatly away from the road and on a gentle slope which is terraced for level pitching, the beautifully-kept caravan park is enhanced by stately trees and a bordering stream, adding a lovely rural feel to your surroundings.
The site is conveniently close to Hebden Bridge itself, which offers the opportunity for you to treat yourself to some traditional Yorkshire products from the Victorian style shops or the local craft centre. The caravan park also gives you easy access to the famous Haworth Parsonage, where the legendary Bronte's lived and worked, and Heptonstall, a quaint village of cobbled streets and with beautiful views. If you enjoy walking, the Moors, the Pennine Way and Hardcastle Crags are nearby - each delivering breathtaking scenery. If you prefer a more relaxed stroll, there are many more leisurely walks to be had, three of which are local to the area, and good dog walks can be found nearby.
Please note: This site does not have a toilet block. Reception at this site closes at 6pm - latest arrival time is 8pm. If you will be arriving between 6pm - 8pm, please contact the site during the day of arrival before 6pm. The site team will be happy to provide you with your check in information.
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Directions
Turn off A646 in Mytholmroyd village onto B6138 (signposted Rochdale, Littleborough, Cragg Vale). The site is on the right in 1 mile (past 40mph sign). Care is needed at the narrow bridge at the junction of A646 and B6138). If using M62 you are advised not to leave at junction 22 as this involves an awkward corner at A672/A58 junction.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- HX7 5RU
- GPS:
- Lat 53.72025 / Lon -1.99074
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- SE007248
- OS map ref:
- 104
- Handbook map ref:
- H9
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Mythomroyd and Halifax
- Car hire on site
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest train station: Mytholmroyd
- Shop within 1 mile
- Train station within 5 miles
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Lovely!
Hebden Bridge Club Campsite
As soon as we arrived, I immediately liked this site. On arrival, we were welcomed by fantastic friendly wardens who gave us the usual arrivals chat then sent us away to choose our pitch. Within seconds of pitching, the warden came around and said there's no need to report back with your pitch number, we've noted it down after seeing where you've parked. The site itself is highly maintained to within an inch of its life. It felt intimate with only having 42 pitches and had a warmth to it, peaceful in the most and in beautiful surroundings. The motorhome service point and water/waste/bins /elsan point were very easily accessible and very clean. 15 min walk into Mytholmroyd then 3 mins train into Hebden Bridge. 40 minute walk from site along canal into Hebden Bridge. We also noticed for future reference that Cragg Rd on which the site is, is serviced regularly by the 901/901A bus to and from Hebden Bridge. Overall, public transport links were frequent and plentiful, you could easily visit many places from here via public transport. Hebden Bridge itself, mostly eating and drinking establishments and independent shops. If you have a dog, you will not be disappointed as there are many walks from the site. We would highly recommend this site and will visit again.
Jack
Reviewed on 29/06/2024 08:44
Peaceful site
Hebden Bridge Club Campsite
Stayed here last week for the first time,site was well maintained and wardens friendly. The pitches are a good size and certainly on the fully serviced pitch level and no need for blocks.Waste and rubbish disposal was easily accessible and cleaned every day.Hebden Bridge only ten minutes away and worth the visit,plenty of places to eat and shop.A bit further afield,Hollingsworth Lake is a good place to while away an hour or so with plenty of spaces for motorhomes(no height restrictions) only £4 all day,cafe on site does a good breakfast.Would visit again.
A gem of a site
Hebden Bridge Club Campsite
Helen and Neil, the wardens, couldn't have been more helpful and are a real asset to this site. The weather wasn't wonderful and road works on the way into Hebden Bridge meant that walking in along the canal was the best option. HB is very dog friendly and full of coffee shops and eateries. If you like quirky, we found Leila's kitchen for lunch and Mooch Coffee bar, both of which we rated.
The Shoulder of Mutton made us welcome, again allowing dog, and although we walked most of the way, some fellow campers felt sorry for us in the pouring rain and gave us a lift back.
Hardcastle Craggs NT is well worth it if you like walking. If you're in a Motorhome, make sure you park at Midgehole Car Park and there is an upper level with plenty of room. Just wasn't well signposted.
A trip to Saltaire on the way home made for a perfect break.
BurtnJoyce
Reviewed on 23/06/2024 19:40
Superbly kept site
Hebden Bridge Club Campsite
Stayed for a week in early June in a caravan on a serviced pitch.
The site is kept very well, everywhere is kept very clean and tidy, with well kept lawns and planting.
The size of the site is definitely in its favour, a nice small quiet site, we were there when it was full, and was still peaceful.
No toilet block, but it was not a problem, especially with a serviced pitch. It's a short walk into the village, with pubs, takeaways and shops. We tried three of the local pubs, Robin Hood, Shoulder of Mutton and The Dusty Miller, all had a good choice of beer, all do food and are dog friendly. We ate in the Dusty Miller, and the food was good.
Plenty of walks in the area and plenty of hills! A nice walk into Hebden Bridge mainly along the canal, about 45/50 minutes. Plenty of places to eat and drink in Hebden Bridge when you get there.
Loads to do and see in the area and would definitely consider using the site again if we are in the area again.
One of our favourite sites again!
Hebden Bridge Club Campsite
This has been one of our go to sites for many years - it used to be Lower Cough Foot - being close to home and in a wonderful setting yet close to amenities. Over the last couple of years the site hasn’t quite felt the same but the introduction of Helen & Neil as wardens from the start of the new season has made a great difference to the feel of the site and it once again has that happy feeling from the moment you arrive and the greeting you receive from them. They are hard at work - despite the weather - improving the site and I hope they stay for many seasons to come. We will be returning on a more regular basis again into the season and beyond
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01422 882531
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