Fox Hagg Farm is a working farm campsite on a hillside above the Rivelin Valley on the western edge of Sheffield in South Yorkshire. Pitches are open grass with room to choose your own spot, taking tents, caravans and motorhomes, and a few pitches have electric hook-up. The views are the draw, looking out over the Rivelin dams and the moors, with the Peak District boundary a mile or two west. It is a genuine farm, with cattle, horses and hens nearby and fresh eggs for sale, so it suits families and couples after a quiet, scenic pitch rather than groups after a party. Single-sex groups and unaccompanied teenagers are not accepted, and dogs are welcome on a lead. Be ready for a steep, narrow lane off the A57 and a sloping field, so bring levelling ramps for a van. Sheffield city centre is about five miles east for shops, while walkers and cyclists can reach the Rivelin Valley trails and the Peak District straight from the farm. Fox Hagg Farm opens from April to October, with tents from £7 a night per adult and touring pitches from £19 a night.
Tent pitches start from £7 a night per adult, with reduced rates for children, and touring pitches start from £19 a night without electric or £20 with a hook-up. Prices are set by the farm, so confirm current rates when booking.
Are dogs allowed at Fox Hagg Farm?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Fox Hagg Farm on a lead. It is a working farm with animals nearby and open moorland close by, so keep dogs under control around livestock and other campers.
When is Fox Hagg Farm open?
Fox Hagg Farm opens from April to October and closes over winter. It works best as a spring, summer and autumn base for walkers, cyclists and families exploring the Rivelin Valley and the eastern Peak District.
Does Fox Hagg Farm have electric hook-ups?
Yes, a limited number of pitches have electric hook-up for a small extra charge, so book early if you need power. Most tent pitches are open grass where you can choose your own spot on the field.
Is Fox Hagg Farm suitable for large groups?
No, the site does not accept single-sex groups or unaccompanied teenagers, keeping things quiet for families and couples. The sloping field and narrow access also suit smaller units rather than big group bookings.
What is there to do near Fox Hagg Farm?
The Rivelin Valley trails and Rivelin dams are right below the farm, and the Peak District begins a mile or two west. Sheffield city centre is about five miles east for shops, food and transport.
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