Derbyshire Hills Campsite

Derbyshire Hills Campsite is a peaceful base to enjoy the natural beauty of the Derbyshire Hills and Dales, or for the more energetic there are many spectacular walks ranging from the easy riverside stroll through to the more challenging hill walks. The campsite is fairly level and set in a quiet location, deep in the Derbyshire countryside surrounded by beautiful views over the hay meadows to the distant woods and hills. There are many local places to eat and cater for all ages.

Peveril Castle and Caverns - Castleton. Chatsworth House and Park Haddon Hall Eyam - the Plague Village Derwent Water Dams - famous for 'The Dam Busters'. Barrel Inn at Bretton - views of five counties on a clear day. Crich Tramway Museum. Bagshaw Cavern - Bradwell Edale - the beginning of the Penine Way Kinder Scout - the highest peak in England. Mam Tor - The Shivering Mountain. The spectacular Winnats Pass. Rock Climbing, potholing and caving. Peak Rail - steam trains, Darley Dale.

Public House Or Bar Within - 1 Mile
Tennis Courts Within - 10 Miles
Water Sports Within - 10 Miles
Childrens Playground Within - 5 Miles
Golf Course Within - 10 Miles
Horse Riding Or Pony Trekking Within - 1 Mile
Internet Cafe Or Internet Access Within - 3 Miles

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