Hebden Bridge Caravan And Motorhome Club Site

Hebden Bridge Caravan and Motorhome Club Site is a Club-owned touring park at Cragg Vale in the Calder Valley, a tidy, terraced site tucked away from the road with a stream running along one side. It sits off the B6138 about a mile from Mytholmroyd (HX7 5RU) and roughly 3 miles from Hebden Bridge itself, a town known for its Victorian shops and craft centre. Walkers are well placed here: the Pennine Way, the moors and Hardcastle Crags are all close, and Haworth with its Bronte Parsonage and Heptonstall's cobbled streets are a short drive. The site has more than 40 hardstanding pitches, terraced for level standing, with electric hook-up and space for caravans, motorhomes and campervans. Dogs are welcome and there are good walks from the gate. There is no toilet block, so this touring park suits self-contained caravans and motorhomes rather than tent campers needing facilities. A motorhome service point is provided, and reception doubles as a small shop for ice creams and everyday bits. Wardens keep the site notably clean, using trees and wildflower strips to give pitches privacy. The season runs from late March to early November. Booking is through the Caravan and Motorhome Club, and non-members can book Club-owned sites like this one.