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Bronte Caravan Park

West Yorkshire
West Yorkshire · BD21 5QF
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Electric hookup available
Family friendly
Accessible facilities

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Electric hookup pitches available
A family-friendly site
Accessible facilities available

About this site

Bronte Caravan Park is a quiet, valley set holiday and touring park in the Worth Valley near Haworth, the West Yorkshire village at the centre of Bronte country. Run by Dales Caravan Parks, it leans towards seasonal caravan pitches and static holiday homes rather than casual overnight camping, so it suits people who want to keep a touring caravan in one spot for the season. It is not set up for tents or, in the main, motorhomes, and it does not open year round. The touring season runs from 1 April to 3 January, with roughly 25 pitches served by electric hook up, a shower block, laundry and a dog exercise area. The park has its own valley with a deer park, a two acre lake and on site fishing, and it sits less than 2 miles from Haworth, with Keighley about 3 miles away for stations and shops. Dogs are welcome as long as they are kept under control. Families and couples who want a peaceful base for walking the moors and riding the Keighley and Worth Valley steam railway will settle in well. Seasonal pitch prices and any short touring availability are quoted through the operator, so contact Bronte Caravan Park directly to check dates and book.

Facilities

Electric & services
Electric hookup
Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Families welcome
Accessible facilities
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Bronte Caravan Park
BD21 5QF

Good to know

Does Bronte Caravan Park take tents?
No, Bronte Caravan Park does not take tents. It is geared to seasonal touring caravan pitches and static holiday homes rather than casual camping. Motorhomes are not really catered for either, so it best suits owners who want to keep a touring caravan on site through the season.
Is Bronte Caravan Park open all year?
No, the touring season runs from 1 April to 3 January, so the park closes for a short winter break. Within that season it offers roughly 25 pitches with electric hook up, a shower block and laundry. Contact the park to confirm dates before planning a trip.
Are dogs allowed at Bronte Caravan Park?
Yes, dogs are welcome as long as they are kept under control and do not disturb other visitors or nearby farm animals. The park has a dog exercise area with waste bins, and the surrounding Worth Valley moors around Haworth give plenty of ground for longer walks.
How far is Bronte Caravan Park from Haworth?
The park sits less than 2 miles from Haworth, the West Yorkshire village at the centre of Bronte country, with its cobbled main street and museum. Keighley is about 3 miles away for stations and shops, and the Keighley and Worth Valley steam railway runs close by.
How much do pitches cost at Bronte Caravan Park?
Bronte Caravan Park focuses on seasonal pitches, where you pay a season long rate to keep a caravan on site rather than a nightly price. Static holiday homes and holiday cottages are also available. Prices are quoted through the operator, so contact the park directly for current figures.

Things to do nearby

Fishing
Golf
Horse riding
Indoor pool
Tennis
Watersports

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