Best Campsites Association Bradford Near Me

4worldlovers:
Blackhills Scout Campsite is run by the two Scout Districts of Bradford (North & South). Visitors to the site will enjoy the countryside location set in some 40 acres of unspoilt rural woodland. We are able to offer a complete range of accommodation, from the most basic backwoods camps to our centrally heated centres.

Mains water, toilet and shower facilities are all conveniently located. Fire places are provided on every site and there is a plentiful wood supply.

We are fortunate to have so much land that we are able to provide facilities which make Blackhills a haven of fun and adventure for all ages, yet still keep the woodland and camping areas unspoilt.

Situated to the North West of Bradford, Blackhills is central to a whole range of fascinating places. There is the Roman town of Ilkley with its famous moor, the “high tech” of Britain’s largest cinema screen at the National Media Museum, as well as the rugged moorland of the Bronte country and the Worth Valley Steam Railway. The Yorkshire Dales National Park is less than an hour away. Skipton, Bolton Abbey and Haworth are all local places with real historical Interest. The famous “Five Rise Locks” are a short walk away at nearby Bingley on the Leeds Liverpool Canal. The City of Bradford offers shopping areas, sports centres, museums, cinemas, theatres and other places of interest to the visitor.

4worldlovers: We have HALVED our deposits to just 10% at all Club campsites. Book by 30 September for any stay in 2023 and 2024*!

Bolton Abbey Club Campsite is one of the prettiest locations on the network - it is part of the Bolton Abbey estate and located in an open glade surrounded by woodland and the glorious Yorkshire Dales. The site attracts lots of wildlife with ducks, pheasants, other birds and squirrels often congregating around the site. Within the boundaries of the estate are some 75 miles of footpaths through moors, woods and farmlands, all easily accessible from this North Yorkshire caravan site. The woods include some lovely dog walks. The ruins of the 12th century Bolton Priory stand on a placid curve of the River Wharf and have been painted by Turner and Landseer as well as earning praise from Wordsworth.

Skipton is a mere 9 miles away from the Bolton Abbey Club Campsite and is an historic town with traditional cobbled streets and a picturesque canal to wander along. There is also a regular street market and well preserved medieval fortress, which are a must for visitors to the caravan park. Skipton also serves as the starting point for one of England's most beautiful train journeys - the Settle to Carlisle line. The nearby pretty village of Grassington offers stunning views, gorgeous stone buildings, shops and pubs. The Yorkshire Dales is home to a variety of tearooms and cafes, offering the perfect opportunity for refreshments after a busy day exploring. Dusty Bluebells is reported to serve delicious local produce and fine teas and coffees. The Red Lion at Burnsall and the Devonshire Arms at Bolton Abbey are great options for places to eat and drink that are not too far from the site. Both pubs are an easy 3 mile riverside walk away, in opposite directions.

*Standard booking deposits (i.e non promotional bookings) are fully refundable if you cancel or amend your booking up to 21 days before your stay. The deposit for each booking will either be 10% of the total value of the stay or a £20 minimum, if the price of the stay is less than £20, then the total price of the stay will be required as the deposit. Book by 30 September 2023.