The site has something for everyone.  Situated in a secluded part of a previously opulent country estate where the mansion has disappeared, leaving grounds, buildings and a lake that provide miles of interesting walks and cycle rides.  Both walks and cycle paths are way-marked, but the numbering can be a bit confusing without a map.  Cycles can be hired if you don’t bring your own.  There are plenty of refreshments around the lake and car parks and a BBQ area if required.  Wi-Fi is good if you can see a mast, but slow in the evening, and TV wasn’t a problem, but mobile signal is almost zero.  There is a secure cycle store which is reassuring as the site has access from the public park.  Off site, Mr Staws House (NT) in Worksop is fascinating, but needs booking by phone, as tours are in very small groups and slightly further afield Hardwick Hall(s) + Mill (NT & EH), Southwell Workhouse (NT), Bolsover Castle (EH), Rufford Abbey and Roche Abbey (EH) are all worth a visit.  Creswell Crags is different, but you need a lot of imagination to interpret the cave drawings.