Huddersfield campsites
Soak up the relaxed vibe of the town and make day trips out to discover the Peak District from this great Yorkshire base. Take a bike ride up and down Castle Hill, stroll the towns pretty parks and browse its bargainous museums. A great night's sleep awaits at these Huddersfield campsites.
13 Huddersfield campsites
Oak and Stars Hideaway
Holmfirth, West Yorkshire (2.5 miles)
Tranquil ensuite shepherd's hut with a wood-fired hot tub, just ten minutes from the Peak District National Park.
Cross Farm Retreat
Todmorden, West Yorkshire (12.8 miles)
Peaceful adult only glamping with picturesque views of the Pennine Hills and Stoodley Pike.
Swallow Barn Farm Campsite
Hepworth, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire (6.6 miles)
Peaceful, small off-grid site with fire pits, five minutes from the Peak District National Park.
Crowden Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Crowden, Glossop, Derbyshire (11.7 miles)
In the heart of walking country, this site has incredible views of the Peak District National Park.
Secret Valley Escapes
Holmfirth, West Yorkshire (5.5 miles)
Two safari tents boasting views over a 10 acre valley, set on the edge of the Peak District. Free onsite fishing.
Thurlmoor Farm Campsite
Carlecotes, Holmfirth, South Yorkshire (8.6 miles)
Peaceful, back to basics site on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Dog friendly and great views!
Back O Beyond
Penistone, Sheffield, South Yorkshire (8.8 miles)
A chic en-suite pod by the Peak District and Penistone, the ideal place to unwind or get active in the countryside.
Aarons Campsite
Cragg Vale, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire (9.1 miles)
A back-to-basics, family friendly campsite based in the Yorkshire countryside. Dog friendly with campfires.
Orchard Camping
Penistone, Sheffield, South Yorkshire (10.3 miles)
Based in Penistone, this is a small, dog friendly site surrounded by beautiful scenery. Groups are welcome.
High Lea Farm Camping
Penistone, Sheffield, South Yorkshire (11 miles)
A family-run farm campsite in the Pennines, surrounded by beautiful scenery and fantastic cycling and walking.
Well-i-Hole Farm Caravan and Camping
Greenfield, Oldham, Lancashire (12.9 miles)
Friendly, rural hideaway site on a working farm, ten minutes from the Peak District National Park. Dog friendly.
Upwood Holiday Park
Oxenhope, Keighley, West Yorkshire (13.4 miles)
Near to Halifax with panoramic views of Yorkshire countryside, try the pitches, pods and yurts at this family park.
Esholt Camping and Caravan Site
Esholt, Bradford, West Yorkshire (14.7 miles)
Site in beautiful countryside on the edge of the village of Esholt, the original set of TV soap Emmerdale.
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Things to do in Huddersfield
Overshadowed by the 900+ foot atmospheric tower at Castle Hill, Huddersfield is a thriving market town packed with great parks, walks and a nod to history as the birthplace of the Rugby League.
Get the kids to burn off some energy at Yorkshire's largest play area, The Zone - which has a maze filled play park, LaserZone, Playworld (with its very own skate rink) Safari Sam's and the High Park PlayZone - enough to keep even the shortest of attention spans happy!
Watch the cool water at Greenhead Park with its paddling pool (the kids are sure to go for it!) and miniature railway. Victorian Beaumont Park's woodland walks, plant strewn castle ruins, cycle paths and great cliff views is a favourite with locals.
Looking for a valveless car, the Skelmanthorpe Flag or a hoard of civil war swag? Well then you need the Tolson Museum! And it won't be hard to get the kids on board since it also includes Ravenknowle Park with a skate park and tennis courts too.
Spend a little time in the weaver's cottages of centuries past at Colne Valley Museum, comparing today's tech with old traditional toys and games. Walk deep beneath the Pennine countryside at Standage Tunnel, before taking a jaunt in a little boat on the water or treating yourself to a taste of local flavours at the Watersedge Cafe.
You won't have to look at Castle Hill for long before you want to take on the challenge of a walk to the top. For 4000 years humans have been active on a its green slopes - and you can only assume that they, too, came for the view!
Next up is the National Trust's Marsden Moor Estate where there's more than 5000 acres to sink your teeth (and boots) into.
Of course there are plenty of gentler strolls, so why not take a gander at the boats and spot the wildlife beside the Huddersfield Broad Canal or head to Cromwell bottom Nature Reserve to see the birds flitting through its woodlands.
Nearby Dewsbury has a stunning minster and the bright city lights of Leeds are only a 20 minute drive away. Much the same time behind the wheel will take you to the edge of the Peaks, which is a real outdoor fan's playground.