What is an adult-only campsite?

Adult-only campsites – Campsites that do not allow children – Cool Camping.

Is wild camping tolerated in the Peak District?

If you wish to wild camp in the Peak District National Park you must first obtain permission from the landowner before camping otherwise you will be committing a trespass. We do not allow wild camping on any land that we own.

What makes a good caravan site?

The best-equipped sites would also offer fully-serviced pitches, meaning that each caravan or motorhome has access to their own electricity and water, and have a solid surface (often gravel) to park on, meaning that they can be used all year round and unlike grass pitches, do not need to be rotated.

Is concierge camping adults only?

No. Kids are very welcome.

Can you sleep in a layby UK?

If you are the driver in charge of the vehicle it is illegal to sleep in it ‘on the public highway’ this includes laybys! Even if you take keys out of ignition, sit/lie in a place that is obviously not the driving seat, it is still not legal.

Where can I camp in the Peak District?

5 adult only campsites in the Peak District. Longnor Wood Holiday Park Longnor, Buxton, Derbyshire. An adults only park with en-suite pods in the heart of the Peaks, offering peace and Uppergate Farm Holmfirth, West Yorkshire. Haddy’s Shepherd Hut at Oaker Farm Hope, Derbyshire. Hoe Grange

Where is 5 star family camping in the Peak District?

5 star family camping and touring in the idyllic heart of the Peak District, right by The Limestone Way. Small, rural farm campsite, a stone’s throw from Bakewell and the Monsal Trail in the heart of the Peak District. Family friendly glamping luxury shepherd’s huts set in the Staffordshire Moorlands, 20 mins from the Peaks.

Where can I spend the night in the Peak District?

Sleeping under canvas is one of the most popular ways to spend the night in the Peak District as well as one of the most affordable. Camping provides visitors with an authentic taste of the Peak Districts nature, and a number of campsites exist throughout the park.

Are the peak districts worth a visit?

Also definitely worth a visit are the remote ruins of Peveril Castle, one of England’s earliest Norman fortresses. There are many spectacular beauty spots in the Peak District National Park where you can wander around, soak up the views and have a picnic.