Campsite · Thornhill · Derbyshire

Peak Park Conservation Centre

Simple non-profit campsite at Thornhill in the Hope Valley with hot showers, three paddocks and a pricier view field; cheaper if you arrive on foot or bike.

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This small non-profit farm site on the southern edge of Thornhill is pitched at walkers, cyclists, climbers and Duke of Edinburgh groups, though people arriving by vehicle are welcome too. Camp in the small paddock beside the car park, the large paddock or the Honey Field, which has a beehive at the top end.

Facilities are basic plus: toilets, hot showers and a cold-water outdoor sink for pots. Fire pits and barbecues are allowed; you pay to use one even if you bring your own. A separate Badger Field has Hope Valley views and higher prices.

Bookings are by phone. The site is down a track with a code gate for vehicles and a pedestrian gate.

Hot showers on a basic site
Views over the Hope Valley from Badger Field
Reduced rate for walkers and cyclists
Fire pits allowed

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CampfiresIn fire pits only

PoolNot known

ElectricNo

Prices

Basic paddocks: £10 per person per night, plus £5 per vehicle (car, camper van or bike) if you arrive by motor vehicle. Badger Field: £15 per person and £10 per vehicle per night, same price all year. Fire pit or barbecue £5 per night, hired or your own; buckets of wood £10.

When is it cheapest?

One night for two adults in the basic paddock pitch, every night of the next year. Tap a day to price it.

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October 2026 from £20

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November 2026 from £20

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December 2026 from £20

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January 2027 from £20

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February 2027 from £20

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March 2027 from £20

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April 2027 from £20

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May 2027 from £20

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June 2027 from £20

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July 2027 from £20

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August 2027 from £20

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September 2027 from £20

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The full price list we hold (2026)

Rates

For	Season	Nights	Price
basic-paddock	Any	Any	£10 person_night
badger-field	Any	Any	£15 person_night

Extras

Car: £5 night (Basic paddocks, per vehicle if arriving by motor vehicle)
Car: £10 night (Badger Field, per vehicle)
Firepit: £5 night (Fire pit or barbecue, hire or your own)
Logs: £10 item (Bucket of wood)

Source: peak-park-conservation-centre.org, checked 2026-10-20. Always confirm the price when you book.

Places to stay

Basic paddock pitch

Pitch

Grass
No electric
For tent, campervan

Small paddock, large paddock or Honey Field.

Badger Field pitch

Pitch

Grass
No electric
For tent, campervan

Views over the Hope Valley.

Rules

Fires: In fire pits only · fire pit hire £5 · logs sold
BBQs: Yes
Fire pits only; no fires on the ground.
Vehicles

Facilities

Washing and toilets

Toilets
Showers (Free)
Hot water
Washing-up area

Pitches and power

Electric hook-up (no)

Food and drink

BBQ area
Fire pits

Things to do

Farm animals

Around the site

Recycling

Only facilities we've confirmed are shown. Crossed out means confirmed not available.

Location

The Stables, Thornhill Lane, Thornhill, Thornhill, S33 0BR

Nearest pubThe Anglers15 min walk
Nearest stationBamford0.7 miles

Directions in Google Maps

Questions people ask

Can you have a campfire at Peak Park Conservation Centre?

Yes, in fire pits. You can hire a fire pit for £5. Logs are sold on site. BBQs: yes.

How much does it cost to stay at Peak Park Conservation Centre?

From £20 a night for two adults, the lowest price we can find over the next year. Basic paddocks: £10 per person per night, plus £5 per vehicle (car, camper van or bike) if you arrive by motor vehicle. Badger Field: £15 per person and £10 per vehicle per night, same price all year. Fire pit or barbecue £5 per night, hired or your own; buckets of wood £10.

Does Peak Park Conservation Centre have electric hook-ups?

No.