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Cherry Tree Farm is a quiet, family friendly site with fabulous views only two minutes away from the local village. We are situated 5 minutes from Junction 24 of the M62 motorway. Our village (2mins away) has butchers, bakers, takeaways, launderette, calor gas, etc. There is free fishing nearby (trout)and many beautiful walks. There are good quality pubs and restaurants locally and we have a bus stop at the farm entrance with buses direct to Huddersfield and Halifax. Touring & Camping: 20 pitches, 40 bedspaces

A small campsite that accepts just five caravans or motorhomes - ideal for getting away from it all. Camping & Caravanning Club members only.

Stay at one of West Yorkshire’s top hotels. Holdsworth House is a 17th Century Jacobean manor house located three miles North of Halifax, with an award-winning restaurant overlooking the garden and 36 bedrooms housed in the award-wining extension adjoining the house.

The Restaurant's three adjoining, beautifully furnished rooms (The Stone Room, The Panelled Room and the Mullioned Room) overlook the gardens. Each offers a unique atmosphere, a lovely original fireplace and stone mullioned windows to the outside world.

Our motto is fresh and local. We buy produce from Yorkshire suppliers and prepare all meals fresh. We want our food to speak for itself; great flavours, fresh ingredients all made with passion.

Children are welcome at Holdsworth House. We have a special children’s menu available and a selection of rooms that can accommodate one extra bed or a cot/crib. There are also a number of interconnecting rooms for families with older children.

We also have a ground floor Accessible Room.

Holdsworth House has seen its share of celebrity guests over the last 50 years whilst in the caring hands of the Pearson family. Now the Jacobean manor is also becoming well known for its role as a TV set. In recent times the team has welcomed film crews from all over the UK, including the BAFTA-winning crew from Last Tango in Halifax, screened on the BBC. Holdsworth House was lucky to be featured in the final three episodes of series two, when Caroline and Kate escaped for a romantic break at ‘a luxury hotel’. The manor was also the setting for Celia’s hen party and for the series finale wedding of Alan and Celia.

We are located less than a hundred metres from the route of The Calderdale Way, a 50 mile walking route which circles the borough.

Culture Break:

Visit Yorkshire and discover a wealth of heritage, culture and TV film locations, all while staying at Holdsworth House. We are happy to advise on locations of attractions and how any entry tickets required can be obtained.

• £30 each towards evening dinner

• Overnight stay in a double room, based on two adults sharing

• Full Yorkshire breakfast

Visit our website for the lowest available rates or call 01422 240024

Terms and conditions: The Culture Break includes a dinner allowance in the restaurant of £30 per person per night (food only, excludes beverages). A limited number of rooms may be allocated to the offer, once this allocation has been sold you may be offered an alternative rate. Package price is reduced from our standard tariff. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount, offer or promotion. All extras to be settled on departure.  Main picture courtesy of Kyte Photography. Standard booking terms and conditions apply.

 

Lower Clough Foot Caravan Club site is a pretty and tranquil destination for the discerning holidaymaker. 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. 45 pitches in total with 34 hard standings, maximum length 8.5 metres. Open from March to November to members and non-members. earliest arrival time 12pm.

Height Gate consists of a converted farmhouse and large attached barn with: • a well-equipped kitchen • main living room, with wood-burning stove • downstairs bedroom with bunk beds, wheelchair accessible • three upstairs rooms for sleeping • the barn offers a large indoor space for activities • toilet and shower facilities (wheelchair accessible) The sleeping arrangements are currently based on the simple ‘camping barn’ model. Bedrooms are carpeted; users will need to bring their own sleeping bags and if desired camping mats or campbeds. Maximum group size is 30, for both fire safety and facilities provided.

Jerusalem Farm is a simple, informal campsite suitable for backpackers and families, located in a beautiful, quiet, secluded area adjoining a local nature reserve, stream, woodland and moors.

We are a quiet family site offering 30 pitches. Camping is on a flat grassy area adjacent to the Luddenden Brook and Wade Wood.

We are situated on The Calderdale Way and are only 6 miles from The Pennine Way.

We have an Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Point: 1 x  7kW 32A  Type 2 Mennekes, ZeroNet.

Midge repellant is essential during the summer months.

Charges:

£8 per night for adults

£5 per night for children under 15 (Under 5's free)

£1 per dog (maximum 2 per party)

£3 gazebo per night (maximum 1 per party) (£1 discount for Passport to Leisure holders)

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"A very special place… wonderful hosts... a jewel in the Pennines” Hebden Bridge Hostel (aka Mama Weirdigans) is located in a former concert hall adjacent to a Grade II listed Baptist Chapel. The hostel provides friendly, comfortable accommodation in four-bed dorms, a 6 -bed bunk room and in private rooms for 2 to 4 people. Every room has its own toilet, shower and wash basin and a light breakfast is provided. Nestled into woodland and yet only a short walk from the town centre, river and canal; the hostel makes a good base for hiking, sight-seeing, shopping or experiencing Hebden's vibrant music and arts scene. Handy for the Pennine way, Calderdale Way and Hebden - Haworth walks.

Elland Hall Farm is a small, family- run caravan park, in a quiet and peaceful setting. The site has an open and sunny aspect and the pitches are lawned grass, within a beautifully landscaped surround. There is space for up to 10 touring vans, and tents are also welcome. Toilets and showers are available to all caravanners and campers (although unfortunately these are not wheelchair accessible). The site is kept secure by key card access. We do not allow pets of any type on site. We ask that you arrive between 1pm and 7pm and vacate your pitch before Noon on your day of departure.

All pitches have an electric hook up and are discretely lit between dusk and 1.00am. There are toilet and shower facilities reserved for caravan park patrons directly next to the pitches.

COMING SOON in 2021. Bowers Mill is more than an unforgettable aparthotel experience, it’s eleven! Each and every one of our luxuriously appointed rooms has its own very special theme, so you can take something different away, no matter how many times you come to visit. Built in the 18th century as a water powered fulling mill, Bowers Mill became both a corn mill and a woollen mill, before brothers, Joseph and Samuel Taylor, started manufacturing textiles in 1882. Situated between Barkisland and Stainland in West Yorkshire, Bowers Mill is perfectly located for exploring Calderdale and beyond. Leeds and Manchester may be within easy access via the M62 motorway, but you’ll feel a world away. Go walking. Do business. Bring the family. Make us the base for your wedding guests. Or simply relax and soak in our panoramic views of the beautiful Ryburn valley countryside and charming onsite lake. At first glance our aparthotel building takes you back to a time when gentlemen had cloth caps and ladies wore shawls – and both of those garments were made in the Bowers Mill. But then you step inside and the cutting-edge design and the contemporary vibe brings you hurtling right back to the here and now. Email enquiries: Katie.duce@bowersmillhotel.com

Our site is a 2.5 acre level flat field with room for small campervans (as access is very tight) and about fifty pitches for tents. The site is in approx 1000 acres of woodland with a small river at one side.The Calderdale Way also runs alongside our site - a lovely walk that cuts through the woods from Sowerby Bridge to Ripponden. The site is in approx 1000 acres of woodland with a small river at one side just down an embankment. The Calderdale Way runs on the other side; a lovely walk through the woods from Sowerby Bridge to Ripponden. We have three toilets , two hot showers and a washing up sink. We have portaloo emptying facilities for caravans. Space for about 50 tents – no booking, so get there early at weekends as it is quite a popular site (with many regulars)

Once the local manor house dating back to the late 16th century, this refurbished hostel on the edge of moorland is a charming place to stay. The Pennine Way and The Calderdale Way are close by and you’ll find an abundance of other footpaths, bridleways and packhorse trails to explore. Despite the quiet, rural location, YHA Mankinholes is within easy reach of other attractions should the weather prove inclement. Eureka!, the National Children’s Museum in Halifax, Shibden Estate, The Piece Hall, Bankfield Museum, Haworth, The Keighley & Worth Valley Steam Railway and Hollingworth Lake & Activity Centre are all nearby. YHA Mankinholes offers 8 bedrooms, each with a number of bunkbeds. Each bunkbed sleeps two people.

Little Nook Caravan Club site is located just a few hundred metres from The Calderdale Way walking route, offering spectacular views over the Calder Valley. We offer 5 pitches, with electrical hook up, shower & toilet facilities. Caravan Club members only.

The centre has two hostels, each is independent of the other: Hebden Hey Hostel was opened in 1976 and provides accommodation for a maximum of 44 people in four bedrooms. Tom Bell Hostel was opened in 1986 and provides self catering accommodation for a maximum of 30 people in five bedrooms.

Hebden Bridge Camping is nestled in the quiet, picturesque village of Colden, above Hebden Bridge along The Pennine Way. A safe and peaceful area with many nature walks and stunning views . Conveniently placed adjacent to The New Delight Inn, a traditional country pub providing refreshment, local guest ales and dining. The camp site is located in a peaceful and idyllic area away from the chas of modern life. We are able to offer 14 tent pitches of varying sizes to accommodate larger as well as smaller groups. Campervans are welcome on site with 5 electric hook ups available for those that wish to use them. Children and pets are welcome on site and we provide toilet and shower facilities for all guests. Please ensure you keep clean after use for following guests. Free parking is available for guests with a restriction of two cars per party. We operate a strict noise restriction from 10pm onwards each evening. This is to respect local residents as well as children staying on site. Guests can check in any time around 12pm on first day of arrival but can checkout at any time. Children and pets must be under close supervision at all times. Hebden Bridge Camping will not be held responsible for any incidents incurred during visits. Please note Hebden Bridge Camping does not provide the following: Laundry facilities Kitchen facilities Disabled facilities Gas hook up