Greenhills Holiday Park

Bakewell, Derbyshire

Open from
1st February to 30 November (approx)

Contact
Phone
Telephone 01629 813052 / 813467

Phone
Telephone 01629 813052 / 813467

Telephone	01629 813052 / 813467

Telephone	01629 813052 / 813467

Location
Bakewell, Derbyshire, Central North England, DE45 1PX
(Location map)

Last updated
17 Sep 2025

Greenhills Holiday Park - Greenhills Holiday Park - perfect for camping and touring in the stunning Wye Valley near Bakewell. — Greenhills Holiday Park - perfect for camping and touring in the stunning Wye Valley near Bakewell.

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Yes

Motorhome pitches

140

Touring pitches

Tent pitches

Serviced pitches

Yes

Seasonal pitches

Pitches

Motorhome pitches
Touring pitches	140
Tent pitches	45
Serviced pitches
Seasonal pitches

Greenhills Holiday Park in Bakewell, Peak District offers family-friendly camping, touring and caravan holidays close to Chatsworth House and the Monsal Trail.

Welcome to Greenhills Holiday Park, a friendly and spacious holiday park in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District, just a short walk from the charming market town of Bakewell. Set within 33 acres of beautiful countryside on the slopes of the lower Wye Valley, this park is perfectly placed for exploring the very best of the Peak District, from the grandeur of Chatsworth House to the breathtaking cycling and walking routes of the Monsal Trail.

Greenhills Holiday Park offers a wide choice of options for visitors, with 140 hard-standing touring pitches each equipped with 16-amp electrical hook-ups, 45 spacious tent pitches in tranquil camping fields, and seasonal touring pitches for guests who wish to enjoy extended stays. The park also features three dedicated fields of privately owned static caravan holiday homes, giving those who love the area a place to call their own. Every pitch is surrounded by countryside views and natural woodland shelter, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. Families appreciate the large children’s play area, while the licensed clubhouse provides a welcoming place to enjoy food, drink and company after a day of adventure.

Perfectly located for camping in the Peak District, Greenhills Holiday Park is a gateway to many of Derbyshire’s most popular attractions. From the riverside charm and world-famous pudding of Bakewell itself to the landscaped gardens and historic interiors of Chatsworth House, the opportunities for discovery are endless. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Monsal Trail with its dramatic tunnels and viaducts or take advantage of the many scenic walking routes that wind through the national park.

Whether you are planning a short camping break, a longer touring holiday or searching for a seasonal retreat in the countryside, Greenhills Holiday Park in Bakewell offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, modern facilities and family-friendly hospitality. This is the ideal base for exploring the Derbyshire Dales and experiencing the very best of the Peak District.

More about the parkHide

Child friendly holiday homes
Disabled access
Family park
Pets allowed
Holiday caravans
Children's play area(s)
Chemical disposal point
Electric hook-ups
Laundry
Sanitary block(s)
Shop
Washing up facilities
Bar
Cafe
Club house
Breaks near water
Hiking breaks
Romantic breaks for couples
Walking breaks
Wildlife

Location

Greenhills Holiday Park (www)

Crowhill Lane
Derbyshire, Central North England
DE45 1PX

Nearby attractions

Cycle hire
Fishing
Golf
Horse riding holidays
Sailing
Swimming (Indoor)
Water Sports
Games Room

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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