Derbyshire Hills

Camping

ABOUT

Derbyshire Hills Campsite is a peaceful base to enjoy the natural beauty of the Derbyshire Hills and Dales.  For the more energetic there are many spectacular walks ranging from an easy riverside stroll through to the more challenging hill walks in the surrounding areas.

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The campsite is fairly level and set in a quiet location deep in the Derbyshire countryside, surrounded by beautiful views looking over to the woods and hills.

Grindlow neighbours many small and  beautiful villages including, Great Hucklow, Foolow, Eyam , Mondal Head and Tideswell

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There are many local places to eat which are welcoming and offer meals at realistic prices cater ing for all ages.

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Camping at Derbyshire Hills Campsite is an ideal starting point for walking,  biking, hiking and gliding . We welcome motorhomes, campervans, caravans and tents .

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This is a small family run campsite  in a quiet location.

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Duke of Edinburgh's Award  friendly site.

Advanced booking for groups and parties is advised.

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INFORMATION

Check in is from 1pm on day of arrival.

Check out is 11am

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Cars and cycles must observe the maximum speed limit of 5mph on site.

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As we are a small quiet site in the countryside we can not accommodate large groups or parties.

NO NOISE OR MUSIC AFTER 10.00PM & NO OUTDOOR MUSIC AT ANY TIME.

We cannot accommodate Large Tents i.e Mega-Dome or similar domed multiple sleeping pods.

There is a maximum of two dogs per unit - because of livestock all dogs must be kept on a short secure lead at all times, breeds that people are uneasy about are not accepted.

'Only off the ground' purpose-made barbeques are welcome. No fires at any time.

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All property and equipment is left at owners risk. Derbyshire Hills Campsite will not be responsible for damage to - or theft of or from - caravans, tents &

vehicles on site.

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Please Note: This is a quiet and secluded campsite 

GALLERY

THINGS TO DO

Places of interest all within easy driving distance:

Castleton and its Caverns

Peveril Castle - Castleton.

Chatsworth House 'The Palace of the Peak' - Chatsworth Park and Farm Shop.

Haddon Hall - 12th century fortified medieval manor house.

Tideswell with its Cathedral of the Peak.

Spa town of Buxton.

Chesterfield with its famous Crooked Spire church.

Bakewell & Bakewell Show - first Wednesday & Thursday in August.

Hope - in the Hope Valley

Eyam - the Plague Village - Plague Cottage - Monpesson Well - Museum - Hall.

Derwent Water Dams - famous for 'The Dam Busters'.

Gullivers Kingdom - Matlock Bath.

The Derbyshire & Lancashire Gliding Club - Camp Hill, Great Hucklow

The famous Barrel Inn at Bretton - views of five counties on a clear day.

Monsal Head and Dale.

Crich Tramway Museum.

Matlock Bath - illuminations, canoeing and raft racing.

Bagshaw Cavern - Bradwell

Carsington Water

Rother Valley Country Park - lakes, cycle hire, water sports.

Alton Towers - theme park.

Edale - the beginning of the Penine Way ending in Scotland

Kinder Scout - the highest peak in England.

Mam Tor - The Shivering Mountain.

The spectacular Winnats Pass.

Local carnivals, well dressings and fell races throughout the season

Rock Climbing, potholing and caving.

Hang Gliding.

Red House Carriage Museum, Darley Dale.

Peak Rail - steam trains, Darley Dale.

Little Johns Grave - Hathersage Church.

Steeple Grange Light Railway

Buxton Opera House

Tissington trail - walking/cycling.

Farmers Markets.

Special Sites of Scientific Interest.