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Yew Tree Farm

Newton Lane, Tattenhall, Cheshire, CH3 9NE

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Ideal for ...

  • Dogs
  • Peaceful stays

Why stay here ...

Welcome to Yew Tree Farm CL site.

Our site offers a rural setting with a relaxed atmosphere and we have great access for all sizes of caravans & motorhomes.

Situated in a nice sheltered position, all pitches in our paddock are on a level surface. Three of the pitches are hardstanding.

We are close to some great activities and attractions such as Chester Zoo so make an ideal site for a base in this area. The Ice Cream Farm is just a short stroll along the lane and Chester is less than 10 miles away.

We have dog walks straight from site across our own land and you can pick up the canal to Tattenhall Marina and the Boathouse Cafe & Bar or a little further afield along the canal to The Shady Oak pub.

We are also just a short drive to elevated walks on The Sandstone Trail & Beeston Castle.

Guides and Ordnance Survey maps are available to borrow. 

Local village of Tattenhall is 1.5 miles away.

We also have milk, juice and eggs available to buy on site.

Locally sourced breakfast packs available at booking.

Facilities on site ...

  • Battery charging
  • Dog walk from site
  • Recycling facilities
  • Shower (exclusive use)
  • TV reception: good
  • WC (exclusive use)
  • Wi-Fi
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Latest arrival time: 8:00 PM

Latest departure time: 12:00 PM

0.75 acres

Electric amperage: 16

Lawned site

Recycling Facilities

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Nearby activities

  • Coarse fishing within 5 miles
  • Golf within 5 miles
  • Watersports within 5 miles

On your doorstep

  • Pub within 1 mile
  • Shop within 1 mile
  • Town/village within 1 mile

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Postcode:
CH3 9NE
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GPS:
Lat 53.131505 / Lon -2.743566
OS field ref:
SJ503596
OS map ref:
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Transport links

  • Daily public transport within 1 mile

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Beautiful and well kept site.

Grant and Rachel are friendly and helpful owners giving tips of places to visit. Ice cream factory a short walk away but due to corvid restrictions only drive through allowed, the ice cream is available at the local shop about a mile away.Lots of walks in surrounding area and helpful guides and maps are to be found in the clean toilet block. Showers at the present closed. Good dog walks in surrounding fields. We ordered a breakfast pack which was well worth it . The entrance to the site is the second one coming past the ice cream factory. We will definitely go again.
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A lovely July break

We stayed at Yew Tree Farm for five night In July 2020. Good access to the site but keep your eyes peeled for the sign unless you want to practice your reversing! We received a warm and helpful reception from owners Grant and Rachel. Our breakfast pack comprising Bacon, Sausage, Egg, Milk, Bread, Butter and Jam was ready for us. Shower was closed due to coronavirus but the toilet facilities were always kept clean. The site was very well maintained. An excellent base to explore the local area, particularly walking on and around the Sandstone Trail. Good local pubs / restaurants. Certainly a site to which we will return with so much to offer in the area.
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Can recommend

Can recommend this site. Easy access through the farm. Nice welcome from owners who were on hand throughout our stay if needed. Clean site and farm. 3 newly laid hard standings and 2 grass pitches which were shortly cut. EHU to all pitches. Hand gel provided outside toilets and bins. Showers not open due to Covid risk. Lots to see in area. Info leaflets , maps and books in information room. About 20 mins drive to Chester.
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The weather does help

Just returned from Yew Tree after a wonderful 10 days. Entry to the site is easy so not to worry and Grant will give you a hand siting the van if you need help but if there are vans already on the site you may need a long power cable. The pitches are well tended the grass is cut and collected after each visit. The walks in the area are a bit hit or miss if you want to use a footpath some don't look to have been used for years and are overgrown. Didn't see Racheal she was having to keep the weight off her leg after been bitten by a Horsefly ( feel like a song coming on). We visited lots of National Trust sites whilst in the area (Scottish Membership). Some traffic noise from the road plus the railway plus the plains on certain days but you grow accustomed to it. If you are using Sat nav check to see it isn't sending you down a road called Corkscrew Lane twice we had to go down it luckily without the van. Steve
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Fantastic CL

Nicely Tucked away on a working farm, nice walk to the canal, safe and secure, excellent facilities, and great little touches, cant wait to stay here again
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