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Todmorden Cricket Club

Burnley Road, Todmorden, West Yorkshire, OL14 7BS

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Park and Leisure Centre adjacent.

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  • Bar
  • Battery charging
  • Shower (exclusive use)
  • TV reception: good
  • WC (exclusive use)
  • Wi-Fi
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Latest arrival time: 12:00 AM

0.5 acres

Levelling blocks required

Lawned site

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

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

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Discovery

British in India Museum

Hendon Mill, Hallam Road, Lancashire, North West England, BB9 8AD

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9.44 Miles from your current location

Opened in 1972 by Henry Nelson, the British in India Museum presents an impressive range of swords, kukris, commemorative boxes and plates, as well as coins, photographs, paintings and a whole host of other artefacts. No disabled access, please ring for details. Car parking is available. Directions: look out for 'Doorstep Self Storage' signs at the venue. Museum sign-in on the gate post.

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East Lancashire Railway

Burrs Country Park, Woodhill Road, Lancashire, North West England, BL8 1DA

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11.19 Miles from your current location

Board one of the East Lancashire Railway's heritage steam and diesel trains and begin your journey back to yesteryear, soaking up the beautiful Irwell Valley scenery of rolling green hills and charming villages along the way. There are plenty of things to see and do and stations are well equipped for visits with cafés, pubs, gift shops and a dedicated Transport Museum which houses vintage vehicles, transport memorabilia and interactive exhibits. The railway also has some fantastic events and experiences scheduled throughout the year, from driving a train to dining behind one.

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Bancroft Mill Engine Museum

Bancroft Mill, Gillians Lane, Lancashire, North West England, BB18 5QR

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13.85 Miles from your current location

An old cotton mill, now a museum, Bancroft Mill operates Lancashire's largest cotton mill steam engine under steam power, in original condition and in situ. Also presenting other engines, steam plant and associated machinery, mill artefacts and pictures. Enjoy a weaving demonstration on Lancashire loom. Café shop, free parking, disabled access. For steaming days please see website.

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Postcode:
OL14 7BS
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Lat 53.716555 / Lon -2.098463
OS field ref:
SD934245
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Transport links

  • Buses go to: Burnley
  • Daily public transport within 1 mile
  • Nearest train station: Todmorden
  • Train station within 5 miles

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Todmorden Cricket Club 6

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An excellent site for a motorhome

The site is extremely handy for the town of Todmorden with its range of shops , market and transport links to Manchester, Halifax and Leeds. Only point of comment is that the water is on a very large reel which doesn't fully drain. We were advised to run the pipe for a while to clear any stagnant water. This proved to be good advice because the pipe ran clear to start with and then went very brown before going clear again. Had we not known we would have unwittingly contaminated our on board tank.
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Jiffy the Motorhome

Welcome was ok, just told us where the facilities were. The water was quite awkward to reverse up to. Could probably be reached by the nearest pitch with a long hose. Todmorden had loads to do without leaving the site. Beautiful walks along both directions of the canal. A town walk. Then there are three other walks around the surrounding area; one around the woods behind the site, one around the hills opposite and another to Stoodley Pike which you can see on the right hill in the distance; all the info from the tourist board which is on the main road. An Aldi is being build along the road, and there are other supermarkets in town too. Markets are on most days, beside an indoor market. Todmorden has a railway station and a large bus station, so it's great for visiting other towns or places of interest. Lovely park to the left of the site, which is great for all ages. Definitely will visit again.
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Busy urban CL

Have just stayed 3 nights on this great CL with the grandchildren. What great value at £15 per night for EHU, hard standing, toilet, showers and a social club membership for the duration of stay. Also good for the young ones as they play all around the cricket field and the excellent local authority park next door. We did not stay at the weekend when I understand it is busier, but it is a cricket club so expect cricketers and their families to turn up. Amazingly the steward told me that she has had several complaints from CC members about cricket being played and this spoilt their weekend!! We found it quite fascinating to watch the comings and goings of groundsmen, cricketers in the nets, funeral (using club) and other campers. Great to be able to pop in for a pint in the evening and be made very welcome. This is not a stuffy members club and in general they cannot do enough to help campers. Access to Todmorden is very easy. N.B. excellent rail service to Manchester or Leeds within 10 mins walk. Highly recommended.
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How's That!

I spent one Thursday night at this site in July 2014, so that I could deliver my caravan to M. G. Caravans, who are just up the road so they could carry out some work the next day for me. The site is easy to find being directly off the A646, although some care is needed to avoid missing the gateway. Once through the gates, the pitches, are all hard standing with electric hook up are sited at the back of the cricket pitch on raised ground abutting the clubhouse where the normal facilities (that are clean and tidy) can be found. In addition, you are most welcome to use the clubhouse bar and facilities when open, if you don’t fancy the five minute walk into the town where you’ll find the normal amenities, (the chippy in the side street behind the bus stop is well worth a visit). On a cautionary note, the clubhouse is open on match days and is used for functions and events that may involve a late bar and associated comings and goings which could disturb you, if you’re ready for an early night. One solution is to join in the fun or check with the Steward at the time of your booking if there’s a function on, you can then make up your mind to stay or not. As I stayed midweek, I didn’t experience any of the problems given in previous reviews although the bar was open and members practiced in the nets during the evening. If cricket is your thing, the club hold regular county matches and your pitch ideally placed to enjoy the match. Further afield, the area has a notable history and the Pennine moor provide endless possibilities for walkers and cyclists alike. I spent the day exploring the moors above Howarth with my Grandson, Magic! worth considering, if you’re visiting the area. 
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Very dissapointing

As the other reviewer said this site has a number of faults, we have stayed here twice and the same thing has happened both times. When we arrived the first time we were told that the 'vans' at the end (away from the club house) were leaving that day so could we park up between two other 'vans' near the club house. The 'vans' did not leave meaning there were six of us pitched up and we were "shoe horned" in despite having booked months ago. This last weekend we did have a pitch (ufortunately near the club house and the constant noisey late drinkers, smokers and lazy people who want to park as near to the door as possible) but only for two hours when a lovely German couple tried to squeeze their 'van' inbetween ours and next door, leaving only about a foot for us to get out of the motorhome, at this point I went into the clubhouse to complain, only to be told that the 'vans' at the end (away from the club house) were leaving that day and the Germans could then move. At this point I told them that the same people in the same 'vans' at the end were here the last time we were and did not move. The steward eventually moved three cars and the poor Germans had to hitch back up and move their van right next to the clubhouse door onto a bit of grass. Needless to say the two 'vans' at the end had not moved when we left (after three days) so for the whole weekend there were 6 'vans' and motorhomes on a 5 pitch CL!!! (oh I forgot......plus two large tents!). As the other revieviewer said there is no distinction between the pitches and the car park and you do feel hemmed in....in fact if there was a fire ...well I'm not sure how you would get out.....we wont be going back.
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