Common End Farm

Check-in at Common End Farm is from 1pm until 7.30pm, please advise the site if you are delayed. Check out is due before 12pm on your last day.

Yes! Common End Farm is dog friendly, and your booking will include up to two dogs per pitch. There is even a dog walking field where you may walk your pup on the lead. Please note, dogs must be supervised at all times and breeds listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted onsite.

Yes, at Common End Farm, campfires and BBQs are permitted as long as they are raised from the ground, like in a designated fire pit.

Common End Farm caters for families and couples only, allowing up to six per pitch. Sorry, no group bookings unless by prior arrangement, this includes hen and stag parties.

Yes, day visitors are accepted at Common End Farm, as long as permission is obtained in advance of the visitor's arrival. Cars must also be parked in the car park, and there is a small charge per visitor. During summer holiday weekends and bank holidays, day visitors are not permitted.

Yes, Common End Farm does operate a quiet policy between 11pm and 7am.

Yes, Common End Farm allows gazebos for a small extra fee, but they must not be larger than 3m x 3m. Pup tents and awnings are free of charge, please just add them to your booking.

Yes, guests at Common End Farm are allowed one vehicle per pitch on the camping field, and all other vehicles must be parked in the car park by reception. There is a strict 5mph speed limit around the site.

Some pitches at Common End Farm have an electric hook up, this will be either 6 amp or 10 amp depending on the pitch you have booked. You can check this in the pitch description.

All of the electric pitches at Common End Farm have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Common End Farm, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

No, sorry, there is no WiFi at Common End Farm.

Yes, Common End Farm does have a small tuck shop for food essentials. An Aldi and Marks and Spencer foodhall are also just over a five minute drive away in Ashbourne.

No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Common End Farm. For dining out, there is The Dog and Partridge Country Inn (ten minute walk), or The Royal Oak Mayfield and Stepping Stones pub, both within a five minute drive.

No, Common End Farm does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is an Osprey Charging Station at Aldi in Ashbourne, just over a five minute drive away.

Common End Farm offers a shared freezer for ice packs. There is not a communal fridge, so bringing a cool box is recommended.

Due to the location of Common End Farm, some providers will struggle with signal (especially Three customers).

Tourers should have no issue with access at Common End Farm. It is located just off the A52 with a road track for access.

The nearest train station to Common End Farm is Uttoxeter, which is just under a 25 minute drive away. The closest bus stop is Town End Lane, which is a ten minute walk away. The stop offers around four services a day to Ashbourne and Leek.

Local taxi companies to Common End Farm include Ashbourne Taxis (01335 345198) and Village Taxis Of Ashbourne (01335 418080).

The nearest bus stop to Common End Farm is Town End Lane, which is a ten minute walk away. The stop offers around four services a day to Ashbourne and Leek.

The nearest pubs to Common End Farm are the Dog and Partridge Country Inn (ten minute walk) and The Royal Oak Mayfield (five minute drive).

Within a 15 walk of Common End Farm, there is a bus stop with services to Ashbourne, along with the Dog and Partridge Country Inn for food and drink.

Local walking routes to Common End Farm include the Dovedale to Milldale route, starting at the Dovedale Car Park, a ten minute drive away. This is a 9.8km trail. The Tissington Trail loop also starts at the Mappleton Lane Car Park, a ten minute drive from the campsite.

Yes! At Common End Farm there is plenty of open space for this, but please be mindful of other campers and keep these games away from tents and caravans.