Hebden Bridge Club Campsite

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some lovely pitches, no facilities

Stayed here for 3 nights end June 19. Lovely little site, quiet and well cared for. There are NO facilities beyond water, waste and chemical toilets so be ready to use your on-board toilets and showers. Not a problem for use we don't usually use the showers ect anyway. The serviced pitches are in the middle and a little too overlooked. Low TV signal, but the WiFi works over the whole site reasonably well. There are some very secluded pitches if your lucky too. Lovely ladies running the place although like many have said, the office is closed more than open a lot of the time.

peterkay1

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Reviewed on 01/07/2019 10:00

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Can’t wait to go back

We stayed at this site for 5 nights on a serviced pitch. Not something we do regularly but we enjoyed not having to fill and empty our water every day. I’m not sure I really understand previous negative comments about the serviced pitches as there are only 5 or 6 of them. Plenty of non serviced pitches for those not wanting to pay the extra cost. Our first impressions when we entered the site was how neat and tidy and pretty it was. The wardens clearly spend a lot of time looking after the flower beds and shrubs. We particularly liked the shrubs etc between the pitches. The wardens were both lovely. We were met with a welcoming and friendly greeting and friendly waves if we walked or drove past when they were out doing their jobs. They obviously take pride in this tranquil oasis. Although the site is 2 or 3 miles from Hebden Bridge itself there are several walking routes depending whether you want to go the hilly route or flat route along the canal towpath. It’s an easy drive or you can catch a local bus. We did numerous long and short walks during our stay and loved the walking options in the area. I don’t think I have ever stayed anywhere where there are so many walking routes so close together. Hebden Bridge is a delight and there are plenty of choices for eating and drinking out which should suit everyone’s preferences. On one of our days the forecast looked pretty wet and so we hopped on the train to Halifax primarily to visit the Piece Hall. The train ride was short, about 13 minutes, and cost about the same as a car park ticket. The PieceHall was well worth the visit. There are lots of different and easy options on train and buses if you don’t want to take your car or motorhome. We loved this site. Overall we had a really enjoyable stay in this lovely site and loved the area. We left knowing there was so much we hadn’t done and much we just wanted to do again. We will definitely return.

GillS

Caravanner

Reviewed on 09/05/2019 12:33

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Traffic Jam or a Bouncy Ride?

Spent a glorious Easter weekend at this quiet secluded site and really enjoyed it. Luckily the grass pitches were not being used so the children, not just ours, were able to play in this area when not exploring the surrounding area. The site itself is small and very well cared for and the wardens were friendly, helpful and especially understanding of our children's needs for ice lollies over the heated weekend. The only downside to this site is getting to it. We travelled over the top rather than the advised route to miss the roadworks and paid the price of low flying everything from overhead lockers on arrival. Thoroughly recommended and will definitely visit again

discobandit

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Reviewed on 26/04/2019 20:58

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Lovely site, mainly for adults.

Lovely site, beautifully cared for and the wardens really friendly. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and the wardens weren't in. A note on the door instructing arrivals where to pitch and at what time they would be back would have been useful. Lovely quiet site. Due to the lack of a toilet block and showers I would recommend adults only.

Kathwc

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Reviewed on 21/09/2018 16:23

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Not changed for the better.

We have visited the Mytholmroyd site (2.6 miles from Hebden Bridge) several times and love the location but some of the 'improvements' (the club's words not mine) leave a lot to be desired. Until the bank holiday weekend, the serviced pitches had few takers, the new office is now on what we thought was the better part of the site and a few new chippings aren't worth the money. I feel I have to comment on the office hours - 5 hours a day isn't enough. Be there by 1pm or you won't see a warden. We only met one and she was quite abrupt. When she asked if we'd been before and received a positive answer, I felt she didn't want to know. From there on, I only received yes/ no answers. We pitched in view of the office and on more than one occasion it closed early as the wardens drove off. Clearly they had somewhere to be! It wasn't on site. On a positive note, this is one of our favourite sites, print off a few walks from google and you'll save a fortune. Mytholmroyd is still struggling to cope with the aftermath of the floods a couple of years ago and the traffic issues associated with road/bridge/river bank works cause problems. The bridge over the river is narrow as is the road beyond it. We met a mighty lorry and had severe problems (new clutch for our next visit) and speaking to others we were not alone. The roads in and around Halifax are having a major overhaul with many signs hidden or missing. Don't use the sat nav - we've made that mistake in the past. This does sound like one big moan, but we had a lovely time. Please go and visit. The locals have had a hard time and need our custom. See 'U Tube' - Mytholmroyd Floods.

maisie19

Reviewed on 01/09/2018 17:49

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Beautifully Kept Site

Beautifully kept site, not at Hebden Bridge though, but only a short car ride away. Be aware that the wardens aren’t around in the afternoon so just help yourself to a pitch. Shame all the pitches by the river are serviced ones, which we can’t really justify the extra expense for for what you get. We had a pitch next to the road - the only ‘white ‘ posts left, which was ok but a bit of noise from the road. Reception and information point excellent, staff very pleasant.

theswifties

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Reviewed on 24/08/2018 07:38

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Ok..but......

First visit since redevelopment.mmmm,nice new reception area and some nice serviced pitches ( at extra cost ) Arrived just after 12 noon on the friday and only 4 hard standing white peg pitches left, all at the top section next to the road ( more noise from road bus stop etc ) , and some pitches on grass. The rest were extra cost serviced pitches.we book this site as it is / was a basic relatively low cost option so cannot see the point in these pitches on this particular site. £23.90 a night for 2 of us on a site with no facilities ? No thanks ! Still only 1 service point with bins, toilet waste etc and the pitches at the top under the main road are fairly tight,impossibly so if the grass pitches opposite are in use.surely more could have been done in this area for improvement rather than make the existing best pitches in the middle serviced and more expensive ? All very clean and tidy as expected but fail to see any value for money for average members since redevelopment. A new office and some serviced pitches are of no benefit / value to us. Hope this isnt going to be the future, redeveloping cheaper/ basic sites and putting them out of peoples reach !

Blissj

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Reviewed on 12/08/2018 16:48

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Disappointed

The site was disappointing when we arrived at 1pm no warden to be see a note on the door that office closed everyday 1pm to 5pm As we travelled a long way to get there nobody to give info regarding nearest town grocery shop availability etc. I think the name of the site is deceiving hebden bridge well 2 villages between site and hebden bridge. The dog walk ! Very tiny had to walk my dog along the main road. While there a very serious accident so road was closed very disillusioned by the club site and the club .

kelemar1251

Reviewed on 10/08/2018 22:46

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Happy at ‘Hebden’

As smart well laid out site with very pleasant and helpful lady wardens. Excellent motorhome service point. Hebden Bridge is perhaps not an accurate address...Mytholmroyd would be more accurate. Easy access with a bus stop immediately outside the site and frequent services. We went into Hebden Bridge on the bus and walked back along the towpath of the Rochdale canal. No showers or toilets here but that presented no problem with caravans and motorhomes that are largely self sufficient. A washing-up facility might be useful however.

LSK

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Reviewed on 10/08/2018 18:27

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Peace and Quiet

This is a lovely well kept site, very friendly staff who are knowledgeable of the surrounding area and what it has to offer. Turn right out of the site and a ten to fifteen minute walk is the Robin Hood pub, Don’t let the interior put you off , the food is fantastic, giant Yorkshire puddings with beef and lashings of gravy veg and roasties£10.00 and a free sweet if you have any room left. Also some fine real ales. Turn left and ten minutes downhill is the small town of Mytholmroyd which has a few pubs and lots of hairdressers. Turn left at the main road and after a short distance you can walk along the canal towpath to Hebden Bridge approx 1 1/2 Miles.This is a larger town with a good selection of pubs restaurants and shops. We had a great time and will be back.

Smath

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Reviewed on 04/08/2018 18:05

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