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Please note that this site is now permanently closed.

Easiest approach to Lee Valley is via the A10, leaving at the Hoddesdon junction. The site is on the edge of an industrial estate, but don't let that put you off, it's well screened. Site is mostly flat with just a few gentle undulations.

Facilities - tiny shop (very limited stock). Good shower/toilet block. Small adventure playground. There are statics on site but tourers are on a separate area. Tents are also catered for.

On-site storage (in a compound) may be available.

Fishing on the River Lee is literally only yards away.

There's a pub 'The Fish & Eels' at the actual Dobbs Weir, it's about 100 yards from the site entrance and does food. You can eat indoors or on the terrace overlooking the Weir (nice on a summer's evening).

We use this site a lot and have never found it to be noisy, even when full. It's ideally situated for a quick caravan 'fix' at the weekend if you live in London.

The site staff are friendly and helpful. Nearby Hoddesdon (about 1 mile) has two supermarkets.

Excellent site. Are you aware that Lea Valley are closing the Static Caravan, Touring storage and Camp site 17th September this year? What a waste and all due to the greed of the Olympics! I am amongst 100 other static owners who two weeks ago was told to get our vans off the site by 17.9... they are opening a new site 5miles away but can only offer spaces to 45 statics and will not accept any vans over 10 years old! we have no alternative but to scrap our much loved and cared for caravans! what a joke 90% of the vans are over that age! kind offer ha ha! anyone any idea what we can do to save our site?