Peaceful and plenty of space .which i suppose is what you pay for .Nice little cafe and walks with the dogs

Could do with a little tlc and mabe a washing up station. So abit expensive for what you get

Very quiet, well maintained pitches

Nobody there to check in or out.

The layout and size of the pitches. They were very private.

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A nice peaceful site with enormous pitches.
Great walks close by and a lovely pub just a 5 minute walk away

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We liked the touring pitch it was exclusive to your unit big sized pitch enclosed by trees so was separate from nxt pitch .was basic site but we liked it it was quiet too which we like

Nothing really

We liked the secluded pitches and the fact it was adult only. The lakes were nice. A nice walk with the dogs. It was nice for a few days stay however any longer it gets boring as there’s not much to do.

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This was our third long weekend away here this year. We love it.
The large private gravel pitches are great for us with our twin axel caravan and awning.
We like the fact there is only 10 pitches and adult only so, not too busy and noisy.
Electric and water hook up on the pitch.
The woodland walk overlooking the fishing lakes and footpaths from and around the site are lovely.
Breakfast at the Lakeside cafe is delicious.
The views of the surrounding area are amazing. We just feel thankful it's on our doorstep.
The Peak District just a short drive away to explore.
The text on the morning of travel from Joanne with info on directions and gate codes, rules and contact numbers is great. If we needed to ask anything, there was a quick response.
We have recommended the site to our caravan friends for location and price.

If we have to find negatives, we would say which, has been flagged in other comments, so nothing new. The lack of the amenities block. I know there are caravanners out there who prefer to use site facilities for washing up and showers/toilets. The block is there but I guess in need of maintenance. We tend to use our caravan so that doesn't bother us.
Although we are given directions, signage isn't obvious (small sign saying private Barlow country club) once you have gone through the gate. I know the first time we arrived we thought we'd taken a wrong turn 😆
Some have said WiFi spotty/poor signal and this will bother some. We have games and dvds we take if struggling to connect. Oh and talk to eachother 😆
If people are wanting to research things to do while there, WiFi issues wouldn't help. Perhaps and information board on the wall outside the office about local events and where to visit. A map of walking routes and good dog walking areas etc. Office closed whenever we have been so info with opening times on the board would be good.

Beautifully quiet, natural countryside feel, private pitch, not overcrowded, location for village, water and electricity on pitch, self check in and out, gate secured at night, walks around fishing ponds and great cafe.

Some pitches were double the size, arrived later so only small pitch left, hedges were very overgrown making pitch even smaller, no grey waste, toilet facilities would be welcomed, old wooden decaying buildings make it look unloved and unwelcoming.

Everything about the place, lots of space and nice and peaceful.

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Big space for van .very quiet as only people on site.
Lovely meal at pub .

No shower block.
Not a easy walk with fishing tackle to ponds. little plank across river made it so we could only carry so much at a time .
Use to be a fantastic camping ground gone down hill .
No phone signal or WiFi. We carry EpiPens so it's a important one that we can ring a ambulance if needed.