Greenhills Holiday Park
Bakewell, Derbyshire
Open from
1st February to 30 November (approx)
Contact
- Phone
Telephone 01629 813052 / 813467
- Book Direct
| Telephone | 01629 813052 / 813467 |
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| Telephone | 01629 813052 / 813467 |
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| Motorhome pitches | ||
| Touring pitches | 140 | |
| Tent pitches | 45 | |
| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches |
Wonderful attractions within a 30-minute drive of Bakewell, Derbyshire:
Chatsworth House - A stunning stately home with magnificent gardens, art collections, and parklands, perfect for history enthusiasts and families alike.
Haddon Hall - This well-preserved medieval manor house offers a glimpse into England’s history and is surrounded by beautiful Elizabethan gardens.
Monsal Trail - A scenic walking and cycling route on a disused railway line, featuring tunnels, viaducts, and breathtaking views of the Peak District.
Thornbridge Hall Gardens - A formal garden with koi lakes, herbaceous borders, and Italian terraces, ideal for nature lovers.
Magpie Mine - A historic lead mine in picturesque countryside, great for exploration and photography
Arbor Low - Known as the “Stonehenge of the North,” this Neolithic stone circle offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient history.
Bakewell Old House Museum - A Tudor building with exhibits showcasing local history and culture.
Bath Gardens - A peaceful, well-maintained park in the heart of Bakewell, perfect for relaxation or a casual stroll.
Peak District National Park - Easily accessible from Bakewell, this area offers exceptional hiking trails, limestone caves, and iconic landscapes like Mam Tor and Padley Gorge.
Heights of Abraham - Located slightly further out in Matlock, this cable car attraction includes caverns, panoramic views, and family-friendly activities.
Bakewell Town
Well known for Bakewell Puddings and centred around the River Wye, Bakewell has a variety of shops, tea shops, and friendly pubs. There is an open market every Monday, Farmers Market the last Saturday in every month and the famous Bakewell Show is held every August. Bakewell Leisure centre offers access to swimming and gym facilities.
Matlock
The town itself offers a variety of shops and there are numerous places to dine. A joy to anyone who appreciates a good old-fashioned shopping street, almost devoid of the usual high street chains. Highlights include Matlock Antiques Centre, an Aladdin’s cave of treasures, including railway, tools and textiles alongside the more usual china and furniture.
Buxton
A rich mixture of shopping that offers retail therapy to both visitors and residents alike. Buxton boasts a wide range of shops from Waitrose to Cafe Nero, Marks & Spencer to Next as well as some of the best in specialist designer boutiques. Officially the Highest Market Town in Britain, Buxton’s Market days are Tuesday and Saturday on The Market Place in Higher Buxton, which also boasts a variety of outlets for those in need of a little retail therapy. There is also a monthly Farmers’ Market in the Pavilion Gardens and an annual Continental Market bristling with traders from across Europe.
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Excellent site facilities are superb and a lovely pub on site great location for walking to Bakewell and the Thornbridge pub - friendly staff very good shower and toilet blocks brilliant site altogether we have been there a few times and will definitely return.
- 24 Nov 2024
Greenhills caravan park
Another great break at Greenhills Caravan Park, warm welcome, great bar with food vans on Friday and Saturday night Toilet and shower blocks immaculate Walking distance of bakewell, highly recommend We go several times a year, three couples, three campervans and it's always first class
- 17 Nov 2024
