If you’re planning a camping holiday in the Peak District, our Club Site near Ashbourne is the perfect base from which to explore the area.
Known locally as the gateway to Dovedale, this lovely campsite has 70 pitches spread over three fields, two of which offer hardstanding pitches and a third with grass pitches. The facilities are of a high standard and include hot showers, a washing up area and laundry.
If you’re looking for peace, quiet and wonderful views teamed with walking and cycling, Bakewell Club campsite is for you. Its idyllic location near the pretty village of Youlgreave in the Peak District National Park offers a true back to nature camping experience. Campers report that the site’s minimum facilities are part of its appeal.
Bakewell campsite enjoys a peaceful, rural setting with stunning views over the Derbyshire countryside. The attractive site is excellently maintained and its 100 pitches are spacious, some benefit from the shelter of trees which dot the site. There’s also a small dog walk and a children’s play area.
Explore the beautiful Peak District National Park from our Bakewell Club Site.
Please note that this campsite has no toilets or showers so you will need suitable facilities in your unit.
Derbyshire and The Peak District – a Dog Walker’s Guide, Peter Naldrett
On a fine day there is nothing quite so enjoyable for dog owners than getting out into the countryside with their pet for a leisurely walk. Once you get off your home patch, though, it is hard to know where you can walk safely with your dog and which pubs and cafes will welcome you both …
This is a Certificated Site (CS). These select sites are small, privately run campsites that operates under the Club’s jurisdiction and can only accommodate up to 5 caravans or motorhomes and up to 10 trailer tents or tents, unless express permission has been given by the Club to accommodate more.
If you enjoy walking, you’ll love our club site at Hayfield. At the foot of the Dark Peak area of the Peak District National Park, it’s an ideal place for gentle strolls or more challenging climbs, including the Kinder Massif – the southern most point of the Pennine Chain.