Well organised arrivals plan. The entrance is chained off to prevent visitors arriving before 1.00pm. It is a single track road with passing places to the site, so this removes the danger of two caravans meeting one another. We panicked a little as there is a fast flowing river adjacent to the site which had broken its banks following the recent storms, but fortunately for us the river receded. Chatsworth grounds were very wet. These are accessible from the site and you are given a key to access the grounds via a doorway in the stone wall. We only had five nights there but would have liked longer, however, weekends seem to get booked up very soon. The site is flat with protected pitches as a wall runs round the site. Toilets were nice and warm although are a bit tired compared to other sites which have been upgraded. Ideal spot for us as we wanted to visit Bakewell which is a 3 mile walk over the hills and to do more walking in the area. Staff were pleasant and worked hard clearing drains to reduce the amount of surface water on the ground.