Netherwood Touring Site is a peaceful, privately run country site situated 2 ½ miles south-east of Chester city centre, a medieval and beautiful walled city, on the River Dee. The entrance to the site is on the A41 Whitchurch Road. The 2-acre field, set behind the handsome Netherwood House, backs onto the Shropshire Union Canal.

The owners opened the site in 1966.

Caravans are parked on the actual site of the historic Civil War battle of Rowton Moor when on the 24^th September 1645, the Parliamentary forces, under Major General Poyntz, defeated the Royalist Army under Sir Marmaduke Lansdale. This battle sealed the fate of Chester, and King Charles 1 retreated over the old Dee Bridge to Wales.

The site is an ideal base for touring the Cheshire Plain, Beeston Castle, Delamere Forest, Wirral, Snowdonia and the North Wales coast, and is in pleasant country, bordered on one side by the Shropshire Union Canal, which provides the opportunity for walks along the tow path, to Chester, and the opportunity to fish.

Please Note:

Although every care is taken to ensure accuracy, please check details with the campsite prior to booking.
Please mention Touring and Tenting if you book or visit the campsite