Fieldhead Campsite
Fieldhead Campsite
4.86 /5
Fieldhead Campsite is surrounded with gorgeous views of the Peak District - and settled just outside of the village of Edale. With easy access to the epic 270-mile walk that is the Pennine Way, fells and mountain biking. You'll be spoilt for choice! The spacious grass pitches offer a perfect rest following a day of exploring, ideal for any size tent.
Surrounded by beautiful Peak District views, with easy access to the Pennine Way
A quiet site that welcomes individuals and families wanting to enjoy the outdoors
Friendly back-to-to basics camping where dogs are more than welcome
About Fieldhead Campsite
This idyllic site sits in the heart of the Peak District within the picturesque village of Edale. With spacious pitches, you'll be surrounded by breathtaking scenes on all sides. Walk around local villages and reservoirs, and take part in outdoor activities not too far away if a bit of canoeing or climbing takes your fancy. The stand-out is, of course, the easy access to the iconic Pennine Way - making this site a perfect stopping point for any explorer. Enjoy one of 45 spacious grass pitches across five fields, suitable for tents with easy access to facilities. If being outdoors is what you enjoy, whether that's walking or mountain biking or relaxing while reading your book, this is the site for you. There is a limited signal on site, so you can escape from the hustle-bustle of the outside world and holiday in peace. Dogs are welcome onsite, just please keep them on the lead at all times.
Camping pitches and the ready tent is available all year round, the bell tent is available from Easter to September.
This site includes heated toilet and hot shower facilities, with disabled friendly facilities available. The showers are 20p for two minutes and coins can be swapped at reception if needed.
The Bothy is a small room on site that has facilities for phone charging, and a communal fridge/freezer. You can find local weather information and also hang your wet kit here. The car park is separate to the camping fields, but there are wheelbarrows to help you move your kit.
Edale also has two welcoming pubs, The Old Nags Head and The Rambler Inn that both offer great food and drink, perfect as a reward after a long days walk. There are also two cafe's, Penny Pot Café and Newfold Farm Cafe, where you can get a lovely coffee or hot chocolate, and even a bite to eat to take on your adventure. Forgotten that essential item, then Edale General Store is the place to go, just a short walk to the end of the village.
Adult only
Allow commercial vans
Allow pets
Bike hire
Café / restaurant
Communal BBQ
Disabled facilities
Drinking water
Electric hookups
Entertainment
Family friendly
Fires allowed
Fishing
Games room
Glamping
Golf
Horse riding
Hot tub
Internet access
Kids club
Kids playground
Laundry
Near beach
Near pub
Open year round
Peaceful
RV pitches
Shop
Showers
Swimming pool
Toilets
TV room
Vineyard
Water hookups
Watersports
W.C. disposal
There are 42 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
9 x Hiker/Cyclist Pitch (No Car)
Max 3 people
Non electric grass pitches for those arriving on foot, bike or via public transport. No vehicles permitted. Suitable for small backpacking tents only. Max unit size 3m x 3m.
11 x Non Electric Grass Pitches (No Car)
Max 4 people
Grass pitches without electric, suitable for small tents for walkers and bikers in one of the small camping fields. No vehicles permitted on site. Max unit size 4.5m x 4.5m.
20 x Non Electric Grass Pitches (One Car)
Max 4 people
Grass pitches without electric in one of the small camping fields. One car included, please note the parking is separate to the camping fields. Tent is less than 5m, please add large tent onto booking for tents from 5m - 6.5m.
4.86 /5
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William K
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I mistakenly booked for the 5th March and actually arrived on the 4th, but they were kind enough to let me stay that night instead. My first time in the Peak District and the lady (sorry I didn't get her name) was happy to give me lots of really helpful advice on where to go and what the conditions might be like. The campsite itself was nice, simple and well equipped, all that I needed and just a couple of minutes' walk from Edale station.
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Amanda M
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I am nervous about writing a review as that may mean more people will book it, making it harder for us to book again!! We definitely will. The location is perfect, the site is the best we have stayed on and everyone was so friendly and helpful.
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Thank you so much for your lovely review Amanda! We really do appreciate this soo much. We're very glad you enjoyed your stay here and we look forward to seeing you again soon hopefully!
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Jake V
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Stayed here for 2 nights 🌙 with a mate. Was so nice and peaceful if you pay for parking you can let your self in and out whilst keeping the gate shut at all times. The view's were breathtaking. loads of popular attractions nearby. Showers are hot which was a bonus will definitely stay again sometime in the future.
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Things to do on site and in the Edale area
There's plenty to do in the surrounding area! Located at the foot of Kinder Scout and at the start of the Pennine Way, there are plenty of long and short walking routes from your pitch. Choose a walk up the iconic Kinder Scout, The Great Ridge, The Shivering Mountain, Stanage Edge, and many more.
There are lots of great road and mountain biking routes accessible for all too. Popular climbing routes are nearby, as are great caving routes and paragliding flying sites.
If you're not feeling adventurous, take a drive over to Chatsworth's House and Gardens, potter around the quaint village of Castleton or the market town of Bakewell. You can also delve into the caverns in Castleton to find your very own Blue John, take a stroll around National Trust Longshaw Estate or visit the historic house of Haddon Hall.
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