Local Area

We are located just five miles from both Halifax and Huddersfield. Halifax is home to the recently refurbished Grade I listed Piece Hall, the last remaining cloth hall in Britain. The Piece Hall has a range of shops, bars and cafes, and hosts events throughout the year. Close by is the market town of Hebden Bridge, surrounded by beautiful countryside and renowned for its creative culture and wide range of independent shops, restaurants and bars. Haworth, also home to many independent businesses and the birthplace of the famous Bronte sisters, is just 16 miles away on the edge of the Pennine moors.

The cities of Leeds, Manchester, York and Sheffield are within an hour’s drive. Slightly further afield are the Yorkshire Coast and the North Yorkshire Moors, all of which are within easy driving distance and have stunning scenery and a wealth of attractions.

Attractions

A little inspiration for the start of your campervan adventures, memorable days out and beautiful places to visit within a short distance of Overland Campers:

Bolton Abbey
Bronte Museum
Cannon Hall Farm
Eureka! Children’s Museum
Fountains Abbey
Hardcastle Crags
The Hepworth Gallery
Keighley Worth Valley Railway
Museum of Science & Industry
National Museum of Football
National Railway Museum
National Science & Media Museum
Peak District
Saltaire (World Heritage Site)
Shibden Hall
Skipton Castle
Thackray Medical Museum
The Piece Hall Halifax
The Royal Armouries
Tropical World Leeds
Yorkshire Dales
Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Further Afield

Lake District

Approximately 90 miles away from us are the stunning lakes and mountains of the Lake District. Whether you want to pitch up somewhere pretty and relax or spend your days adventuring, the Lake District is the perfect place to stay.

Northumberland

Northumberland is a great place to visit situated just up beyond the Yorkshire Coast. It has breathtaking scenery, barely-visited beaches, historical castles and wonderful places to explore. Find our more at https://www.visitnorthumberland.com

Scotland

The North Coast 500 route which begins and ends in Inverness, has become one of the world’s iconic roadtrips. The route is just over 500 miles of jaw-dropping coastal scenery and follows the main roads along the coast of the North Highlands of Scotland. An interactive map and lots of further information can be found at https://www.northcoast500.com/explore-the-route/

The Heart 200 is a new touring route of approximately 200 miles around Perth, Stirling, The Trossachs and Highland Perthshire – the very Heart of Scotland. This road trip links two of Scotland’s two national parks, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs and the Cairngorm.