Sheffield is famed for its industrial heritage and is home to the world’s first and oldest football club. Today you’ll find a modern cityscape set against the stunning backdrop of the Peak District National Park. There is a lot to keep you entertained with an amazing array of independent eateries and microbreweries, live music, colourful street art, over 25 theatres and galleries.

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Sheffield Base Camps

Champneys Springs

Sheffield Rotherham

Champneys Springs is a luxurious hotel with extensive sports and leisure facilities, including a spa and onsite pitch.

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Hellaby Hall

Rotherham Sheffield

Paired with a country house now serving as a hotel and spa, St George’s Park Westfield is a modern football development facility.

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Oulton Hall

Rotherham Sheffield

Surrounded by landscaped gardens, Oulton Hall Hotel offers high quality accommodation just 5 minutes from the paired training centre.

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Sheffield Park

Sheffield Rotherham

Situated in the suburbs of Sheffield and just 15 minutes from the Peak District National Park and Sheffield City Centre, the DoubleTree by Hilton Sheffield Park is a 10 minute walk from the paired training centre.

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Sheffield Quays

Sheffield Rotherham

Located on Sheffield’s canal side, the Best Western Quays Hotel is well positioned near Sheffield Hallam University’s sports facilities.

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Bramall Lane is home to Sheffield United FC. The ground holds 30,000 fans and was originally a cricket ground. Football was first played there in 1862 between reputedly the world’s two oldest clubs, Sheffield FC and Hallam FC. It was also the venue for the first-ever floodlit game in 1878.

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Stadium

Airport

Training Ground