Caravan & Camping around Bakewell/ Chesterfield - accommodation in the Peak District

Bakewell, the largest town in the Peak District, is well known for its Bakewell Pudding, a flaky, almond - flavoured confection invented here at the Rutland Arms Hotel in 1804 when a cook inadvertantly spoiled a recipe for strawberry tart. Today there is much for the visitor to enjoy. There is a weekly market and cattle market. The 700 year -old, graceful 5 - arched bridge spans the River Wye and upstream there is a narrow packhorse bridge. The 12C parish church sits on a rise overlooking the town and has an impressive Saxon cross in the churchyard, and behind the church, the lovely Old House museum, dates back to 1584. Chesterfield is famous for its "Crooked Spire", the twisted timbers are the result of inadequate seasoning rather than the romantic tales surrounding the landmark


Rivendale Touring caravan & Leisure Park Buxton Road Alsop - en - le - Dale Ashbourne Derbyshire	*Sunny, south-facing site, within walking distance of Dove Dale*	*All Correspondence and Bookings to:* *30A Town Street, Duffield, Belper, Derbyshire,* DE56 4EH *Tel: +44(0)1332 843000* *Fax: +44(0)1332 842311*


*Chatsworth Park Caravan* *Club Site* *Chatsworth* *Bakewell* *Derbyshire DE45 1PN* *Beautiful location within old walled garden on the Chatsworth House estat* *Contact: The Warden* *Tel: +44(0)1246 582226*	*Castle Farm Caravan Site &* *Camping Barn* *Middleton by Wirksworth* *Bakewell* *Derbyshire DE45 1LS* *Camping Barn - sleeps up to 12 people* *Caravan Club 5 van CL site* *Contact: Mrs Grayle Butterworth* *Tel: +44(0)1629 636746*

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