Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone

At Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone, check-in is from 3pm, and you must vacate your pitch by 11am on your final day.

Up to two dogs per pitch are welcome here, provided they are kept on a lead whilst on the site - they are also welcome to explore the site's very own woodland walk.

At Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone, charcoal BBQs are permitted and must be kept raised off the ground, so as not to damage the grass. Fire pits and BBQs are available to hire, and the site also stocks logs and firelighters - open campfires are not permitted.

Yes, Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone does operate a quiet policy between 10pm and 8am.

When you arrive at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone, guests will need to head to reception to check-in. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by the allocated time.

Yes, Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone is dog friendly, with up to two dogs permitted per pitch or dog friendly glamping unit. Please note, breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

Yes, Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone allows groups to book together. Please note, if you are making a booking on behalf of a group, you are responsible for ensuring all group members comply with the site's Ts and Cs.

Yes, at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone, an awning and a gazebo can be brought for a small extra charge, just please add these at the point of booking. A pup tent may be brought free of charge.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone. Any extra vehicles can be parked in the main car park or off site.

The electric hook ups at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone are 10 amp.

No, the glamping units at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone do not include bedding or towels, so please be sure to bring your own!

Yes, Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone does allow continental caravans. There are specific European electric hardstanding pitches.

All of the electric pitches at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, site-wide free WiFi is available at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone. You can also upgrade to superfast premium WiFi and have fast and secure streaming from anywhere around the site.

Yes, Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone does have an onsite shop which is located within reception. This stocks food and camping essentials.

No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone. For dining out, The Plough and The Valley Cafe are within a 20 minute walk.

No, Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is a Believ Charging Station on Boardman Avenue, a two minute walk or 15 minute drive away.

Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone offers a shared freezer for ice packs. There is not a communal fridge, so bringing a cool box is recommended.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone. There is also free and paid WiFi available.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone. There is a wide entrance off the A112. However, the site is close to the London LEZ and ULEZ zones, so check your route to see if you will incur any costs or need to deal with any central London roads.

The nearest train station to Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone is Chingford which is a five minute drive or 50 minute walk away. From here, you can get an overground service to London Liverpool Street. The site also has its own bus stop by the entrance. From here, you can catch the 215 bus, which runs all year round and calls at the site every 20 minutes Monday to Saturday and every 30 minutes on Sundays. The bus takes you to Walthamstow Central. From there, you can take the underground or overground trains into central London.

Local taxi companies to Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone include Mount Cars on 02085 29111 or 01992 631631.

No, Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone is not within the ULEZ zone. However, it is very close, so ensure to check your route before you travel.

Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone has its own bus stop by the entrance. From here, you can catch the 215 bus, which runs all year round and calls at the site every 20 minutes Monday to Saturday and every 30 minutes on Sundays. The bus takes you to Walthamstow Central. From there, you can take the underground or overground trains into central London.

The nearest pubs to Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone are The Plough (20 minute walk) and Bakers Arms (25 minute walk).

Within a 20 minute walk of Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone, there is the River Lea, Picks Cottage Fishery and the edge of Epping Forest. Plus, for food and drink, there is The Valley Cafe and Plough pub.

Local walking routes to Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone include a woodland walk which leads to Gunpowder Park and the River Lee, where dogs are welcome. From the Chingford Plain Car Park (5 minute drive), you can also begin the Epping Forest Main Path and Green Ride Circular, a popular 20km route.

Yes, there are local takeaways that deliver to Lee Valley Campsite Sewardstone, and you can find menus at reception.