Beautiful spot, it feels very secluded but is only 10 minutes from a parking spot. We hiked from further away, it is worth noting at this time of year (June) the footpath from the north behind Hill Top farm is unpassable due to nettles. Access following the route card includes a small ford that can be crossed with dry feet carefully over boulders depending on water levels. It was a great location, space for one tent comfortably with a stream to filter water from.

Louise was lovely and friendly.Space was excellent would definitely recommend this space, and seeing the animals.

Absolutely loved our stay here, it offered a great ease in to wild camping. It felt so peaceful and the views we woke up to were beautiful. The hosts were very helpful and welcoming answering any questions we had. We will definitely be back :)

My son and I camped at Radcliffes Corner, near Northwich, Cheshire, in May 2026, right next to the gently-flowing River Dane. The meadow besides the river was beautiful and full of buttercups and other wild flowers and grasses. Nice, even ground beside the river to pitch on, with the thick grasses providing a soft layer under the tent. Generally quite peaceful, with the occasional aeroplane flying from/to Manchester airport, but no footpaths or right of ways through the meadow, just one farm property in sight across the river, with some cattle and horses for interest. We enjoyed watching a kingfisher occasionally flying up and down the river, as we sat on the high-sided bank and dangled our legs over! Plenty of other wild birds around and a few bats and two owls spotted at dusk, also. We parked beside the farm shop and organic café, which is very handy for a selection of food and drink, and also has a toilet during opening hours. We then walked about a quarter mile to the space over mainly good terrain, but please note some areas are boggy and uneven, so waterproof hiking boots or even wellies are highly recommended! There are great walks to do right from the wild space, with the Trent and Mersey canal nearby. Overall, Radcliffes Corner is a lovely picturesque riverside wild space, feeling nicely secluded but with the convenience of the shop and café nearby. I would highly recommend, especially for kids who love exploring!