Golden Valley Caravan Park

Check-in at Golden Valley Caravan Park is available from noon until 6pm. Departure is due before 11am on your last day.

Dogs are welcome at Golden Valley Caravan Park, with up to four dogs allowed per pitch. Please note that the pods are pet-free. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times and all dog mess should be placed in the bins provided.

Open fires are not permitted at Golden Valley Caravan Park. BBQs must be raised off the ground and charcoal only.

Yes. Group bookings of up to six caravans together or eight tents together are allowed at Golden Valley Caravan Park. Mixed bookings of tents and caravans are also accommodated.

Golden Valley Caravan Park operates a quiet policy between 10pm and 9am.

All guests must report to reception on arrival at Golden Valley Caravan Park, before driving vehicles onto the site. On usual departure days, you must be offsite by 12 noon. Late stays are allowed, for a small fee, but this must be booked in with reception and is dependent on availability.

Yes day visitors are allowed at Golden Valley Caravan Park from 11am to 7pm only. All visitors must park behind the entry barrier and then sign into reception. Once visitors have signed in, they must park in the lower car park by reception, they are not allowed to drive to the pitch. Please note that visitors are not allowed on bank holiday weekends.

Yes. One awning per touring pitch is permitted at Golden Valley Caravan Park. Gazebos are also allowed and must be booked in with reception.

Cars are not allowed to be parked or driven on the grass at Golden Valley Caravan Park. Please park on the hard standing at the side of the relevant grass area.

The electric hook up at Golden Valley Caravan Park on the electric pitches is 16 amp.

No, sorry, you'll need to bring your own bedding and towels when staying in the Camping Pods at Golden Valley Caravan Park.

You can find Golden Valley Caravan Park's map here.

Yes, if you book an electric pitch at Golden Valley Caravan Park, electric is included in the price of your booking.

Free WiFi is available in the reception and cafe at Golden Valley Caravan Park,

At Golden Valley Caravan Park, there is a cafe offering lunch, takeaway and drink options, with a simple shop for camping accessories. In peak times, there is a bar available on the first floor of the reception. Note that these are closed in the low season.

There is a simple shop selling camping accessories at Golden Valley Caravan Park. For larger shops, there are supermarkets within a ten minute drive, including a Co-op and Sainsbury's.

Yes, you can fish in the pond at Golden Valley Caravan Park. Fishing is charged at £5 per rod, per day. Before entering the fishing pond, you must report to reception and book in and you must keep the gate closed at all times.

Most mobile telephone networks have signal at Golden Valley Caravan Park, although some get stronger signal than others.

No, there isn't any electric vehicle charging stations at Golden Valley Caravan Park, but there are several stations in Ripley, ten minutes away.

Yes, at Golden Valley Caravan Park, there are two under cover pot wash rooms, both with a freezer in them for everyone's use.

In peak times at Golden Valley Caravan Park, there is a bar available on the first floor of the reception (open when the site is busy), a disco room, a land train and seasonal entertainment. The cafe and take away are also open during peak times. During the low season, just the outdoor parks, toilets and shower facilities, and laundry are open, everything else is closed.

There is the Newlands Inn bus stop less than a five minute walk away from Golden Valley Caravan Park.

The closest train stations to Golden Valley Caravan Park are Langley Mill (10 minutes), Alfreton (15 minutes) and Ambergate (15 minutes).

Yes, there are several local taxi companies to Golden Valley Caravan Park, including Kev's Taxis (07702 229993), Bryan's Taxis (01773 603555) and Amber Taxis (01773 836100).

Several pubs are within a 30 minute walk from Golden Valley Caravan Park, including the Poet and Castle, Butterley Park Cookhouse and The Red Lion. There are also several other pubs in the area less than a ten minute drive away.

There are several nature trails through the woodland that surrounds Golden Valley Caravan Park. The trails are fenced, making it safe for children and dogs to explore - ideal for short walks and for bike rides.

Surrounded by woodland and nature trails, there are also several pubs within a 30 minute walk from Golden Valley Caravan Park.