Hebden Bridge Club Campsite

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Good for families

IF CARLESBERG MADE CAMPSITE WARDENS 😉

Well, we have returned again to this lovely local site and will be back again soon. Ideal site for walks along the tow path into Hebden Bridge and Sowerby Bridge or jump on the train to visit places a little further ie. Halifax for a visit to The Piece Hall. The wardens Helen and Neil are very friendly and helpful, it's very evident they take pride in making the site a welcoming place to stay. One thing to mention regarding the TV reception, as the reception in poor, you will need a booster cable along with a male to female and female to male connector. Despite the English weather doing what it does best RAIN ! We did not let it spoil the visit and we certainly made the most of it. Will be back later in the year. Paul and Joanne 👍 😁

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PJMEG

Caravanner from West Yorkshire

Reviewed on 16/04/2024 18:16

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Peace and quiet

An excellent site but no toilet block (no problem to us). Wardens were great and very helpful, new to this site but they have some great plans to improve with planting etc. Most pitches quite level with a few service pitches. Lots to do in the area with a peaceful, tranquil base, highly recommended and we will be back.Dusty Miller in Mythemroyd had good food and beer. A good couple of walks from the site.

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PaulSpencer

Caravanner from West Yorkshire

Reviewed on 20/03/2024 19:22

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Peaceful, small site

It's not in Hebdon Bridge and there isn't a dog walking area if your dog is bigger than a shihtzo but it is peaceful, small, motorhome friendly and the wardens are not overbearing.. they're friendly even. Long but pleasant walk along the canal to Hebdon Bridge. Recommend the newly taken over Shoulder of Mutton in Mytholmroyd for food and drinks to take the edge off the walk back up the hill to the site

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Annie and Paul

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Reviewed on 26/10/2023 16:19

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Great if you like loud rave music, shouting and wood chopping until 2AM.

Stayed 2 nights - 1st night was nice and quiet even though the site was full - it was raining. 2nd night was awful as the dry mild weather meant an inconsiderate gathering and unlawful camping took place in the woods on the opposite side of Cragg Brook which runs alongside the campsite. Loud rave music, cheering/shouting started at 8 PM. I sent the site warden a text just after 9 PM raising concerns. Got no reply and nothing was done about it. At 2 AM music had been turned down but was replaced by the sound of an axe chopping logs with more cheering and shouting. Thanks Mytholmroyd.

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MCS2

Reviewed on 08/10/2023 16:35

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Another lovely stay

Little late in reviewing but stayed at Hebden for August Bank Holiday. A lovely warm & friendly welcome from Linda & Peter (wardens). The site is well kept & immaculate. It is so peaceful & although you can get a little road noise during the day it quietens down in the evening. Due to a health issue we haven't yet walked in to Hebden itself, but believe it is a pleasant walk.. You can catch a bus from outside the site. The Shoulder of Mutton, a stroll down the road is a nice friendly pub. The Robin Hood up the road was recommended but didn't get chance to visit, its on the to do list for future visits. Would highly recommend Tamannas Indian take away, again just a stroll away. The Hebden site is well worth a visit but remember, no toilet block facilities are available.

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Browknee

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Reviewed on 11/09/2023 15:43

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Here again

This is our local site and we usually visit twice a year. Very friendly welcome from the lady warden and given the usual details about the site. Once pitched I spotted the make warden approaching he was just checking all was OK 👍, I did ask why we had been certain pitch numbers to try, he explained that it is due to outfit sizes and makes total sense to us. Yet again another great relaxing stay in a lovely area with only bird song and running water to listen to. Looking forward to our next trip to Hebden 😁

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PJMEG

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Reviewed on 25/08/2023 17:36

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Not always motorhome friendly

A word of warning to motorhomes staying at Hebden Bridge. On arrival my husband went to fill up the water tank at the Motorvan service point. As with many of the club sites, the drinking water points are situated on the wrong side for most UK built motorvans. This has never been a problem on other sites as we simply turn the van around against the one way traffic. At Hebden Bridge, the warden came across and stated we had to turn back around to fill up. He allowed no one to face the wrong way. My husband explained his water hose was not long enough to reach across the other side of the van to fill, we only have a 5 metre hose. Not the warden’s problem. In accordance with the rules of Hebden Bridge, my husband turned the van back around and I helped him to fill the water tank using a watering can that we always carry. My husband has a serious heart condition, mobility problems and is registered disabled. Luckily I was still around as normally by this time I would have disappeared taking the dogs for a walk after the long drive, this is not something he should have done by himself. There is nothing either in club handbook or club website to state Motorvan owners may need an extra long water hose. Is this a new club policy?

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Herdus

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Reviewed on 25/08/2023 17:06

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Not so motorhome friendly

A word of warning to motorhomes staying at Hebden Bridge. On arrival my husband went to fill up the water tank at the Motorvan service point. As with many of the club sites, the drinking water points are situated on the wrong side for most UK built motorvans. This has never been a problem on other sites as we simply turn the van around against the one way traffic. At Hebden Bridge, the warden came across and stated we had to turn back around to fill up. He allowed no one to face the wrong way. My husband explained his water hose was not long enough to reach across the other side of the van to fill, we only have a 5 metre hose. Not the warden’s problem. In accordance with the rules of Hebden Bridge, my husband turned the van back around and I helped him to fill the water tank using a watering can that we always carry. My husband has a serious heart condition, mobility problems and is registered disabled. Luckily I was still around as normally by this time I would have disappeared taking the dogs for a walk after the long drive, this is not something he should have done by himself. There is nothing either in club handbook or club website to state Motorvan owners may need an extra long water hose. Is this a new club policy?

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Herdus

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Reviewed on 25/08/2023 17:05

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What a shame

Lovely, well maintained site, no shower or toilet block but aware of that prior to booking. Great location for Mytholmroyd & commuting to Hebden & Sowerby Bridge. Lovely, scenic area with good walks. Lady warden is very pleasant & helpful. Sadly, the gentleman (& I use the term very loosely) is a grumpy, rude individual whose main mission seems to be waiting to pounce on customers who he believes are in breach of club rules. As a full time motorhomer & a frequent user of club sites, I fully accept the ‘rules’ are there for the benefit of all. However, there is a way of conveying this to people & sadly his manner is unacceptable. This was my second visit to the site & both times I have found him to be rude, unapproachable & grumpy. A customer awareness course may help or perhaps a personality transplant ! What a shame, I will not return.

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Jubs

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Reviewed on 09/08/2023 18:56

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Small and friendly.

Only our third trip as caravanners and all on club sites, this did not disappoint. Really nice welcome, chatty friendly and a big smile. Explained why the pitch is selected for us, due to small site and busy at weekends. Not a problem for us as any pitch on the site would have been suitable. Hebden Bridge is a lively market town with local businesses and lack of national chain shops a plus. It gets busy at weekends as people travel from all over to have a drink/food in the many establishments available. Nice market on the Saturday we was there and plenty of small craft type shops to spend in. The 901 bus is outside the gates into the middle of Hebden and will also take you a couple of stops up the road to the Robin Hood pub on your way back. Walked 10-15 minutes to the pub on the Friday and highly recommended for a large selection of reasonably priced drinks and excellent food. If you like pies it's homemade heaven all cooked freshly to order and friendly staff. Booking recommended. Our pitch probably the furthest from the office, had for the can't live without wifi, excellent speed. Not sure if it's part of the free rollout across club sites, but BT at log in would suggest it is. 80mbps when tried at 4.00am when waking at the usual time (managed another couple of hours when realised it wasn't a work day) and a quick look at the morning news as people stirred and logged in gave us 15mbps, plenty enough to stream. Away from the tinterwebs for a few days is welcome to us, but realise for many it is important, especially with children. Overall a great short break on a great little site.

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Al n Bev

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Reviewed on 12/07/2023 18:08

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