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Cheers  Ratty

It used to get good reviews, until inexplicably they insisted they wouldn't accept them anymore, despite us doing everything we could to change their minds.

Cheers  Ratty

We used to live near there and over winter when we were visiting my Gran we had a drive round the site.

It looked OK, nothing looks brilliant in winter! A big slope to tow up to get to the top field, nothing much in the area, it's not Derbyshire as in beautiful hills and dales.

Didn't see any people so can't comment on the owners, but I heard they are quite strict.

We've stayed there. Good facilities, but non-ehu tents are packed in at busy times.

Ground was pretty stony too...well drained but needed a good mallet and pegs.

Railway museum down the road is worth a visit.

just come back from a fri-sun trip, and i have to say, what a fantastic site !!!!!!!!

couldn't have wished for better weather, this time of year too. all the amenities are first rate, play area for the kids, cafe, bar and the toilet and shower facilities are first rate. we had a e.h.u. pitch, just across from the cafe bar reception area. the site felt very safe for kids to play.

all the staff were very friendly (including Darren) 

my only gripe, if you are camping, make sure you take rock-pegs as the ground is hard and stoney.

all in all £56 for the weekend. not the cheapest, but if you want quality you have to pay for it.