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Derbyshire, England

Non-member caravan club sites in Derbyshire

5 of 7 sites in the county qualify

Club sites that accept guests without a membership, usually at a higher nightly rate. Useful for a first trip before committing to a club, though on more than three or four nights the membership normally costs less than the non-member surcharge.

Towing note · Winnats Pass out of Castleton is 1 in 5 in a narrow limestone cleft — use the A6187 through Hope instead. The A57 Snake Pass closes repeatedly for landslip repairs, so confirm it is open before routing over it.

Sites

Rolling brown and green moorland hills in the Scottish Highlands under cloud

Bakewell · Derbyshire

Bakewell Camping and Caravanning Club Site

A site on Hopping Lane at Youlgreave in the Peak District National Park, about five miles from Bakewell. It has no toilet block or shower facilities, so units must be self-contained. The surrounding limestone dales offer walking from the site.

C&CCMarch–OctoberDogs welcome
Open Scottish moorland with green vegetation and small pools beneath a cloudy sky
123 pitches

Buxton · Derbyshire

Buxton Club Campsite

A 123-pitch site on Grin Low Road at Ladmanlow, on the valley floor just outside Buxton in the Peak District National Park. Most pitches are hardstanding. Buxton's Pavilion Gardens and the Monsal and High Peak trails are nearby.

CAMCMarch–NovemberDogs welcome
White tent on grass beside a still mountain lake fringed with pine trees
105 pitches

Ashbourne · Derbyshire

Carsington Water Club Campsite

A 105-pitch site at Kirk Ireton near Ashbourne, laid out in clearings within a pine plantation. Carsington Water reservoir, used for sailing and fishing, is next to the site. Dovedale and the southern Peak District are within easy reach.

CAMCMarch–NovemberDogs welcome
Open Scottish moorland with green vegetation and small pools beneath a cloudy sky
120 pitches

Bakewell · Derbyshire

Chatsworth Park Club Campsite

A 120-pitch site occupying a former walled garden on the Chatsworth Estate near Baslow in the Peak District National Park. The village of Baslow is about 15 minutes' walk away and Chatsworth House is nearby. Bakewell is the nearest market town.

CAMCJanuary–September (seasonal; check current dates)Dogs welcome
Rolling brown and green moorland hills in the Scottish Highlands under cloud

Moira · Derbyshire

Conkers Camping and Caravanning Club Site

An all-year woodland site at 50 Bath Lane, Moira, in the National Forest. Walking and cycling routes run from the site. The Conkers visitor centre is adjacent and Twycross Zoo is about 20 minutes away.

C&CCall yearDogs welcome

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