Derbyshire-peak district camping

[meggles]

Any quiet,basic, but good sites in peak district? Tap in a field is fine but would like interesting scenery and pref near a good food pub.

[g60steve]

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/townl ... town=Edale" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/townl ... e%20Valley" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[meggles]

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/townl ... town=Edale

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/townl ... e%20Valley" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Seen those Steve but thanks anyway. I didn't word the posting very well did I? I meant to ask if anyone had actually stayed at any good sites so had first hand experience, silly me!!!

[Andrew Evers]

Hey there. I'm an ex Peak District local. Could highly recommend Pindale we still often stay there when out on a skate weekend. After a long skate a 20 minute drive just seems too far. It's located up a quiet track, but is really close to Castleton and you're right in the peaks
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Other than that there is the 3 stags at Wardlow. It is on a main road through which might put you off. The pub is an experience though and you need to be aware of country pursuits. Lots of rabbits, salmon etc for sale. Best way to eat is POACHED!! Geoff has a field next to the pub which we've stayed in.
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There is a nice layby by Grindleford Station at the bottom of the hill and they serve a good breakfast in the morning. Though no toilets.

Worst case I've got a drive and we're 1 mile from the Peaks.

[meggles]

Thanks Andrew I'll look into those. Thanks for offer of drive too but I wouldn't impose.

[Cruz]

Heathy Roods farm. Cheap as chips, lovely location and a very short distance to the manifold valley (thors cave, wetton mill, manifold cycle path etc)

Pub in Butterton nearby

[meggles]

Thanks, I'll google that too.

[g60steve]

Seen those Steve but thanks anyway. I didn't word the posting very well did I? I meant to ask if anyone had actually stayed at any good sites so had first hand experience, silly me!!!

I thought that was what you meant to be honest hence why I posted those links as they have multiple reviews rather than relying on just a couple on here that may have stayed there....Coopers has 98 reviews.

[Cruz]

Thanks, I'll google that too.

Heathy Roods

http://www.ukcampsites.co.uk/sites/revi ... revid=5492" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.funplace2b.co.uk/camp/site/default.asp?id=74" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Map - You can see the site in relation to the manifold valley

http://www.streetmap.co.uk/idld.srf?x=4 ... 57475&lm=0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[timski]

We've stayed in a small field behind the Wild Boar Inn near Wincle twice now. Very basic (small shower block, toilets and drinking water) but pretty scenery and a friendly pub with cheap and hearty pub food. Only £6 a night too.

http://www.thewildboar.co.uk/campsite.html

[meggles]

Sounds ideal. Fits in with a few other plans. Thanks Timski.

[Cruz]

Also theres camping being the pub in Wetton. Lovely during the week when you have it to your sen