Set in the picturesque rolling hillsides of the Upper Worth Valley, near Keighley, West Yorkshire, England, Haworth Cricket Club is in a glorious spot - unless there's a chill north-westerly wind whistling down the valley and across the pitch! We are approximately a quarter of a mile from the world-famous Bronte Parsonage and Haworth village and the famous walk to the Bronte Bridge comes very close to us. Haworth Station, on the excellent Keighley and Worth Valley Railway (best known for 'The Railway Children' film with Jenny Agutter, and 'Yanks' with Richard Gere, and has starred in countless other TV and film productions) is about a mile away.
Nothing could be better than a good day's cricket in the sun, the sound of steam trains chuffing along the valley, a butty in one hand, a cup of tea in the other and a good home score on the board!

Directions to Haworth CC, West Lane, Haworth from Colne, Lancashire:

From the Colne to Keighley main road turn right at Laneshaw Bridge (signposted 'Haworth' opposite The Emmott Arms public house.
Follow road the whole way, past Watersheddles Reservoir on RHS to Scar Top Pine furniture.
Follow road around RH U-bend (don't turn left to Oakworth) and continue past Ponden Reservoir to Stanbury.
Go through Stanbury village (20mph!) then down the incline and uphill again.
Junction on your RHS to Oxenhope and Penistone Hill. Don’t turn up it though!
Continue past row of houses on your left for ~60 yards then there is a lay-by on RHS and Haworth CC sign pointing left.
Park on RHS of road where there is a lay-by and Haworth CC sign pointing left.
Please do not park on the track.