Little Nook Farm is a Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location high above Hebden Bridge, on the edge of Old Town near Pecket Well in the Calder Valley, West Yorkshire. It is a small five pitch members site for caravans and motorhomes, with three hardstanding pitches and two reinforced grass pitches, all with electric hook up, and caravans up to about 7.5 metres are welcome. Unlike many Certificated Locations it has a washroom on site with a toilet, a sink and a shower, which makes longer stays more comfortable. The setting is open Pennine hillside with wide views over the Calder Valley, and the walking is excellent: the Pennine Way, Hardcastle Crags and the moors around Heptonstall are all close. Hebden Bridge, with its independent shops, cafes and railway station, is a short drive downhill, and a village shop with a post office and cafe is nearby at Pecket Well. This suits walkers and tourers who want a scenic, well kept hillside base rather than a large park with entertainment. Dogs are welcome and there are footpaths straight from the gate. Reviewers consistently rate the owners and the setting very highly. You need Caravan and Motorhome Club membership to book. The site is open all year, arranged through the Caravan and Motorhome Club.
Does Little Nook Farm have electric hook up and a shower?
Yes, all five pitches at Little Nook Farm have electric hook up, with three hardstanding and two reinforced grass pitches. Unusually for a Certificated Location it also has a washroom with a toilet, a sink and a shower, which makes longer stays comfortable. Caravans up to about 7.5 metres are welcome.
Do I need to be a member to stay?
Yes, Little Nook Farm is a Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location, so it is open to Club members. You can join the Club in advance or when you book. As a five pitch site it stays small and quiet, and booking is arranged through the Club.
Are dogs allowed at Little Nook Farm?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Little Nook Farm. It sits on open Pennine hillside above Hebden Bridge, with footpaths straight from the gate and the Pennine Way, Hardcastle Crags and Heptonstall moors close by. There is excellent dog walking on the doorstep, so it suits owners touring with a dog.
How far is Hebden Bridge?
Hebden Bridge is a short drive downhill from the site, with its independent shops, cafes and railway station on the Calder Valley line. A village shop with a post office and cafe is nearby at Pecket Well, and Heptonstall and Old Town are close for walks and a country pub.
Is Little Nook Farm open all year?
Yes, Little Nook Farm is open all year, so it works outside the main season as well as in summer. It sits high above the Calder Valley with wide views, so pack for changeable Pennine weather in the colder months. Booking is arranged through the Caravan and Motorhome Club.
Things to do nearby
Golf
Watersports
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