Ashdene Naturist Club is a family friendly naturist club in the Calder Valley, between Elland and Brighouse in West Yorkshire. This is a naturist club, so nudity is the accepted norm across the grounds and facilities, and it welcomes members, visiting campers and day guests. Founded in 1986 and still run by its members, Ashdene sits beside the Ashday Lane woodland walk, with the River Calder and canal about 5 minutes away and Halifax roughly 4 miles north. Camping is open to visitors, not members only. There are touring pitches with electric hook up for tents, caravans and motorhomes or campervans, plus three club caravans to rent, and dogs are welcome. What stands out is the club side: a heated swimming pool with a retractable roof, a licensed clubhouse bar, free Wi-Fi and a busy calendar of live music, quizzes and petanque. Families, couples and solo campers all fit here, but anyone uncomfortable with social nudity should book somewhere else. The site is open all year, with day visits from £15 and a higher winter base rate covering extra electricity; book overnight stays through the club.
Is Ashdene open to visitors, or is it members only?
Yes, Ashdene welcomes visiting campers and day guests as well as members. You do not have to join to stay or visit. It is a naturist club, founded in 1986 and run by its members, so nudity is the accepted norm across the grounds, pool and clubhouse.
Can I camp in a tent, caravan or motorhome?
Yes, Ashdene has touring pitches with electric hook up that take tents, caravans, motorhomes and campervans, plus three club caravans available to rent. Facilities include a licensed clubhouse bar, a heated pool with a retractable roof and free Wi-Fi. Book overnight stays through the club.
Are dogs allowed at Ashdene?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Ashdene. The site sits next to the Ashday Lane woodland walk, with the River Calder and canal about 5 minutes away, so there is space nearby for a dog walk. Keep dogs under control around other campers and the club facilities.
Is Ashdene open all year?
Yes, Ashdene is open all year. From November to April a higher winter base charge applies to cover the extra electricity used in colder months. The clubhouse, heated pool and bar run through the seasons, alongside a regular social calendar of live music, quizzes and games.
How much does it cost to visit?
A day visit costs from £15 per person, and overnight camping is booked and priced through the club directly. From November to April a higher base charge covers extra electricity. Contact Ashdene by phone or through its website to confirm current rates and availability.
Things to do nearby
Indoor pool
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