Tour De France Grand Départ 2014

Tour de France Grand Départ 2014 Camping with Siddal ARLFC £75 per pitch (6m2) for 6 people for up to 3 nights Onsite toilets and hot showers Hot and cold food available Complimentary parking Guided Dales walk provided Saturday Barbecue and fun day Live music on Saturday night Entertainment in the clubhouse after Sunday’s race

The Tour de France will be speeding through Calderdale during the afternoon of Sunday 5 July and what better way to experience the atmosphere this unique weekend will provide than at the home of one of the UK's leading Amateur Rugby League clubs.

Siddal RL are opening their doors and site, to welcome visitors on Friday 3 July, from 1pm. Guests can stay for up to 3 nights for only £75 (for up to 6 people) in spacious pitches of 6 metres squared. We can cater for tents, trailers and caravans, with visitors enjoying the benefits of our Club facilities onsite, including showers, toilets a bar and hot and cold food available. Full details are below.

Our site is 1 mile from where the Tour will race through West Vale on Sunday 5 July. However, we can provide a fun-filled programme of events from Friday through until after the race on Sunday, including a guided walk in the countryside surrounding Calderdale, a Barbecue on Saturday afternoon, followed by live music in the club and entertainment in the clubhouse on Sunday evening. A full list of events is detailed below.

How to Book If you are interested in joining us, booking is available online, with a secure payment facility available. If you have any questions, please call us on 07768 906766 or email [email protected] and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.

Don't delay in booking. We have limited space available.

What to do in Calderdale Calderdale is the southernmost of the Yorkshire Dales and covers part of the South Pennines area of beautiful river valleys, moorland and hill country. Calderdale is not as well known as its Northern neighbours as it does not fall within the boundaries of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Yet we have a tremendous amount to offer visitors.

Award winning attractions, including EUREKA! The National Children's Museum and Manor Heath Park & Jungle Experience offer a perfect opportunity for family fun and spending time together. From the arts and crafts of Dean Clough, the Smith Art Gallery and our multitude of talented local artists and craftspeople, to the Shibden Estate and Halifax Minster, Calderdale is renowned for its creativity, culture and heritage.

Stunning Scenery Enjoy the outdoors and our dramatic scenery, as shown in the recent TV series Last Tango in Halifax. Landmarks such as Stoodley Pike and the Cragg Vale Incline entice walkers and cyclists all year round. Go mountain boarding, canoeing, rock climbing, bouldering, waterskiing, skiing and skateboarding. Ride a horse or mountain bike through stunning countryside. Experience the wonders of the waterways, with the Rochdale Canal and Calder & Hebble Navigation. Calderdale boasts miles of towpaths and the deepest lock in the country! There's also a wealth of reservoirs and local nature reserves, perfect for 'getting away from it all'.