Remote location: Campsites in Crowden, England
6 bookable campsites within 24.1 kilometres of Crowden
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
Whitegate Leisure Caravan and Camp Site
Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, England- Close to Route 68 and Britain's highest vineyard
- Spectacular Holme Valley views
- Farm shop just steps away
Lower Kempshill Farm
Buxton, Derbyshire, England- Peaceful, pet-friendly farm stay in the Peak District National Park
- A 10-minute drive to Buxton and Speedwell Cavern; Bakewell 20 minutes
- Comfy static caravan accommodation; village pub 20 minutes' walk
Winter Hill Grange
Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England- Well-maintained caravan in spectacular South Yorkshire countryside
- Yorkshire Sculpture Park 10 minutes’ drive; Holmfirth 20 minutes
- Set on a working family farm with livestock; forest walks from site
Hob Hey Hideaways
Halifax, West Yorkshire, England- Small, peaceful site in the pretty village of Norland
- A five-minute drive to Sowerby Bridge; 15 minutes to Shibden Hall
- Breakfast and afternoon tea available to order
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A Place In The Pennines
Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England- Luxury cabins 20 minutes’ drive from Huddersfield in the Pennines
- Folly Dolly Falls 15 minutes’ drive and Halifax Piece Hall 35 minutes
- Fully equipped kitchens and ensuite showers; pubs five minutes’ drive
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Disley Meadow
Stockport, Cheshire, England- Peaceful and off-grid pop-up site 25 minutes’ drive from Buxton
- Millennium Walkway five minutes’ walk; golf course five minutes’ drive
- Kayak hire and alpaca-wedding on site; canal and river walks nearby
Newfold Farm
Edale, Derbyshire, England- Family-run Edale site at the start of the Pennine Way
- A 20-minute drive from Ladybower Reservoir; 25 minutes from Buxton
- Half a mile from a café, pub, railway station and visitor centre
Castleton Camping
Castleton, Derbyshire, England- Working farm site in the Peak District with far-reaching views
- A mile and a half from Mam Tor via a path; Castleton a mile
- Next to a pop-up café (open weekends); dogs allowed
Rowter Farm Campsite
Castleton, Derbyshire, England- Dog-friendly site at the top of Winnats Pass in the Peak District
- 35 minutes’ drive from Chatsworth House; walk to Mam Tor and caves
- Farmhouse sells essentials; off-ground firepits and barbecues allowed
Winhill View
Hope Valley, Derbyshire, England- Simple pitches at a working farm in the central Peak District
- Bamford Edge and Hathersage open-air pool five minutes' drive
- Farm eggs for sale on site; two pubs within a mile's walk
Damside Campsite
Buxton, Derbyshire, England- Well-maintained and peaceful wild camping site in the Peak District
- Buxton 15 minutes’ drive; Chatsworth House half an hour
- Dogs welcome; village five minutes' drive away with pub and shop
Newlands Farm
Buxton, Derbyshire, England- Dog-friendly wild-camping site in the Peak District National Park
- Eyam 10 minutes’ drive; Chatsworth House 25 minutes
- Five minutes’ walk from the local pub, with shops a short drive away
South View Farm Camping
Buxton, Derbyshire, England- Simple site in the middle of the Peak District National Park
- A 15-minute drive from Bakewell, Castleton and Blue John Cavern
- Scenic dog-friendly site with village pub five minutes' walk
East Peak Campsite
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England- Family-friendly wild camping in the parish of Bradfield
- Hilltop location with moorland views on the edge of the Peak District
- Spacious grass pitches with stunning views
Cat Hill Campsite
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England- Off-grid camp site situated where the Pennines meet the peaks
- Sleep with the sheep under the stars
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