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Camping under £25 a night in Derbyshire

Tent pitches where two adults can stay a night for £25 or less, on at least one date in the next year. Prices rise in the summer holidays and at weekends, so put your dates in to see your price.

14 of the 34 campsites in Derbyshire are on this list (about one in 2). The most are around Ashbourne (2).

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Holiday park · Elvaston

Beechwood Park

Tents, caravans, motorhomes, pods, cabins

  • Dogs welcome
  • Glamping

from £20/night

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Touring park · Crowden

Crowden Campsite

Camping and Caravanning Club site, open to non-members

Tents, caravans, motorhomes

  • Dogs welcome

from £21/night

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Touring park · Hope

Laneside Caravan Park

Tents, caravans, motorhomes, shepherd's huts

  • Some dogs
  • Campfires
  • Glamping

from £19.70/night

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Farm campsite · Edale

Newfold Farm Campsite

Tents, caravans, motorhomes, bell tents

  • Dogs welcome
  • Campfires
  • Glamping

from £12/night

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Questions people ask

Which is the cheapest of the camping under £25 a night in Derbyshire?

Royal Oak Campsite, from £10 a night for two adults, is the lowest price we can find over the next year. Prices change with the season and the day of the week, so put your dates into the calculator on this page.

Which of the camping under £25 a night in Derbyshire take dogs?

12 of the 14: Ashbourne Heights Holiday Park, Bakewell Camping and Caravanning Club Site, Beech Croft Farm Caravan Park and Campsite, Beechwood Park, Callow Top Holiday Park, Crowden Campsite, Golden Valley Caravan Park and Hayfield Camping and Caravanning Club Site.

Are any of the camping under £25 a night in Derbyshire open all year?

Yes: Beech Croft Farm Caravan Park and Campsite, Newfold Farm Campsite and Royal Oak Campsite.

Can you have a campfire at any of the camping under £25 a night in Derbyshire?

Yes, at Beech Croft Farm Caravan Park and Campsite, Callow Top Holiday Park, Greystones Nawab Camping, Caravanning & B&B, Laneside Caravan Park, Newfold Farm Campsite and Peak Park Conservation Centre. Most want fires in a raised pit, not on the ground.