The separation of families with children versus adults- it made for a really peaceful stay! Hire of fire pits, the potato van/cafe at weekends was a massive perk. Great facilities!

Reception could be a little more present, but bar that there was nothing to dislike.

The space, facilities and parking-joint-pitch arrangement.

The shower's water temperature and pressure was delightful!!

'Only' one shower per gender.. this never proved to be a problem however

lovely hosts and facilities were really clean. also had option to rent a fire pit and firewood which made sitting outside on the evening really nice.

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The spectacular views
How near to the town the site is.
How clean and well maintained the site was.
It was easy to find and the pitches were well spaced out.

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Such beautiful spot for camping with genuinely awesome view of Mam Tor and nothing but wilderness in every direction! Mam Tor, Odins mine, many caverns are all within walking distance from the campsite. Friendly atmosphere. Perfect back to basics campsite

Nothing

Wonderful laid-back site with lovely views and great walks close by.

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Great location. Good facilities beautiful views and friendly and helpful residents on farm.

Weather lol

Great location regardless of the weather. Stayed 2 nights. Owner very friendly. Walked a circular 11 mile route over the Mam Tor ridge through Hope then along Peakshole Water and back up around the Broken Rd.

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Really good location, lovely energy from the hosts, right in the heart of the farm…surrounded by lovely sheep and lambs. Generous amenities, toilets, kitchen area, shower. Logs to rent for fire.

Little to no signal :(

The ability to pitch up wherever we wanted in our designated area. the location of the campsite is not far from one of the main peaks, speedwell cavern and is about a 7 minute drive from Castleton. The campsite is on a working farm so it was cool to see all the sheep and cows every day. The owners were pleasant but we didn’t see them much after check in, but we like to keep ourselves to ourselves so served us perfectly

There was a lot of families with children there, which was to be expected as it is family friendly. However, there are only 2 female toilets on the site and I spent most the time trying to navigate around children to get to the toilet or in the facilities to wash my hands or waiting in a queue to access one of these. My partner said this didn’t really seem to happen in the mens so it only seemed to affect the women's facilities, with mum’s taking children to the toilets in groups to brush their teeth and whatnot so you’d spend a couple of minutes in the queue to the toilet and then another 5 minutes trying to get into the wash facility to wash your hands. This was my only gripe really but obviously couldn’t be helped by the families, there just isn’t the facilities for the amount of people the pitches can hold. The mobile service was pretty poor most the time but again the campsite is on a farm in the middle of nowhere so to be expected, reception was a little better near the farm buildings but wouldn’t last too long.