Castleton Club Campsite

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Lovely Area and Close to Town

This was only our second stay at a CAMC site and the cleanliness and condition of the facilities were excellent, as expected. Easy walk in to town which is great for food and drink (all more expensive than where I live). The surrounding area is lovely, especially if you're a hillwalker like me.

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Reviewed on 10/07/2023 14:28

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Brilliant Stay , 10 years since our last visit, will be returning sooner

2 brilliant stays at Castleton recently. A bright and welcoming flower display as you draw up to the reception to be greeted by a smiling warden.A Well run and a friendly site looked after by the hard working wardens for whom nothing was to much trouble. Good facilities in a lovely area. Great walks nearby from short strolls to long hikes. 7 pubs and 2 restaurants in the village, for those who require them. Top of the lot was the Ye Olde Nags Head for great food and service. Didn’t get to sample the Italian Restaurant, something for next time. A busy, well stocked Spar and Watsons Farm shop in Hope to provide you with all the necessities and more. Cafe Adventurer there to for lovely light meals and drinks. We would like to have tried the Curry Cabin in the village too. Back again next year.

cromercrab

Reviewed on 21/06/2023 13:38

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Lovely location but.......

We stayed here for one night in mid-May as part of our Peak District tour. It was very busy and we only had the choice of 2 white pitches. We parked up quickly without hooking up/ getting water etc. and walked into Castleton town. It is a nice little town but it was lunchtime in a Wednesday so be aware that most businesses close for the afternoon. The prettiest areas are off the main streets. We got back to the site to discover that the back half of our pitch was covered in loads of cigarette ends! Pretty unpleasant in these Covid times. No pitch checks between 12 and 1pm? The road noise was really intrusive too so we decided to move. The Warden's hut was close so we found a blue pitch free (cheaper than what we had paid for but away from the road and clean!) Once we had found a new pitch we were happy so would return here despite the initial disappointment.

RichardandNicki

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Reviewed on 12/06/2023 16:55

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A Gem of a Site

Our first time at Castleton after many failed attempts to get there, staying 3 nights. A lovely site, well laid out and really good facilities which were kept spotless, and the majority of pitches were flat. Wardens were polite and helpful, especially when recommending a sunny pitch! Took the 10m walk into Castleton a few times, which on the weekend as you would expect is very busy with motorcyclists and cars. The path is narrow in places so need to be on your guard. There are so many places to eat and drink, however we enjoyed the food (especially the pizza) and drink at The George, as it was off the main road and so less noisy. Took a circular walk up to Man Tor (not for the faint hearted) passing the many Caverns that you could enter. If you went into them all it would set you back the best part of £70 each, so as the sun was out we didn't bother. On the walk we came back through Cavedale, a steep path with lots of loose stones, be careful. Also took a bike ride up to Lady Bowers Dam and Derwent Valley Dam which was lovely. A wonderful site with options to walk, cycle or just relax

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Reviewed on 09/06/2023 11:45

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Very Nice !!

Just arrived home after 3 nights at this site, will be booking again!

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Reviewed on 12/05/2023 19:48

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Excellent Site

Stayed for 2 nights absolutely loved the site. Facilities are fabulous. Perfect spot for walking the lovely area and visiting many pubs of Castleton.

Smokeyjo1

Reviewed on 29/04/2023 08:33

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Great site

Great scenery, ten mins walk to Castleton with pubs,shops etc.Lovely walking routes in all directions.Must be one of the best sites in the world

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Reviewed on 06/04/2023 22:33

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Another fabulous stay

Friends were holding a wedding nearby. Having been at Castleton last October decided to spend 3 nights here to make the most of the site, walking and pubs nearby. Stayed here for 3 nights at half the cost of the hotel if we had stayed at the wedding. As always, met with a smile and friendly greeting and the site site and facilities spotless as always. We love it here and will be back very soon.

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Reviewed on 15/03/2023 17:10

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A week away in February

A lovely site nestled away in a small wooded area just a 10 minute walk away from the village. Arrived on a busy Friday, which was not a problem for the wardens. All was under control with a very friendly and quick entry. Some of the pitches are a little close to each other but others providing ample room. Site is very clean & tidy as well is the toilet block. Site was full at the weekend which is great to see people getting out in their vans. Castleton at the weekend is busy busy busy however come week days a much more relaxed atmosphere. Cracking pubs in the town, Ye Old Cheshire Cheese pub is a must for a stop, superb pies and huge choice of local ales. A great week and one to return to again.

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Reviewed on 10/02/2023 11:59

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Peaceful & friendly rural idyl.

We chose to come to Castleton for just one night to break up our journey home and to simply relax. The site is set in a glorious area of outstanding natural beauty and is within walking distance of a lovely village, with several pubs and eateries, just along the main road with a pavement all the way. Trish welcomed us upon arrival and showed us on the site planner, where we would best be suited to park up, due to having a larger Motorhome. Trish then suggested we take a tour around the site & choose the most suitable pitch for our personal needs. When she learned that we were not planning to actually do anything physical due to my husbands need to rest, Trish then offered to visit our MH with the site keys etc, once we had chosen where to site. This was above and beyond the service offered and very kind of her, especially as it was a very cold and wet January day. Trish was super friendly, informative and kind. A credit to your club and we would certainly recommend visiting Castleton again. The services were clean and within easy access of the site. The bins well labelled and our pitch was fairly level, though we did raise one front wheel to make it absolutely level. A WORD OF WARNING WHEN LEAVING FOR HOME - ESPECIALLY LARGER MOTORHOMES!! Our sat nav is for HGV's and set up with all our dimensions etc. Sadly, this did not prevent it routing us RIGHT from the site entrance & to a totally unsuitable road, heading up Winnats Pass between the peaks. The road was very steep and half way up, we realised that due to the heavy rain falling, the undulation of surface & the lack of grip on the road surface, it wasn't sufficient for our twin axle Motorhome to maintain its momentum. We were therefore forced to reverse all the way back down to the Speedwell Cavern and use their car park entrance. This was a tad hairy to say the least. I got drenched managing the traffic flow around our stranded vehicle as we eased it backwards slowly around the bends. The locals were really understanding and offered their support but we managed without incident luckily. It was unusually busy that day - apparently- approximately 100 vehicles were directed during the whole process but we were just glad to get back safely and head out the village towards the Lady Bower Reservoir and home along the Snake Pass. Castleton is truly inviting and we will definitely be back but we wont ever turn right out of the CC SIte in our MH again.

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Reviewed on 18/01/2023 15:04

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