Hartington Hills

Yes, Hartington Hills is dog friendly. With the exception of assistance dogs, pets are not allowed in the toilet block or other structures. However, there is a two acre dog walking field for them to enjoy with paths mown around the outside and in the shape of a labyrinth.

Check-in at Hartington Hills is between 2pm and 7pm for camping and touring and from 3pm until 7pm for glamping. Check-out is due before noon for camping and touring, and before 10am for glamping.

Yes, Hartington Hills does operate a quiet policy between 10pm and 7am.

When you arrive at Hartington Hills, guests will need to head to reception to check-in. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by the allocated time. However, if your pitch isn't needed straight away, it may be possible to stay a little longer (by arrangement with the site team).

BBQs and fire pits are welcome at Hartington Hills, just please ensure these are raised from the ground. Ground campfires are not permitted. You can also hire fire pits from the onsite shop, and purchase firewood, kindling, firelighters and BBQs. Heat protector mats can also be hired for those on the grass pitches.

Hartington Hills does not accept group bookings of 3+ pitches to be booked together. Hen and stag parties are also not accepted.

Yes, Hartington Hills does allow day visitors/guests but they will need to check-in at reception and pay a small fee for the day and must depart by 7pm.

You can find a copy of Hartington Hills's map here.

At Hartington Hills, awnings will need to be added to your booking for the hardstanding and grass pitches. On the tent pitches, the maximum size is 30 square metres, which will need to include gazebos, awnings, or any other structure.

Yes, you are welcome to park on your pitch at Hartington Hills. Extra vehicles can be added as a bookable extra.

At Hartington Hills, the grass tent pitches have 10 amp hook ups, and the hardstanding and grass pitches have 16 amp electric.

At Hartington Hills, the grass tent pitches have your electric usage included. The hardstanding and grass pitches include 20kWh of electric per day, which is rolled over if unused. After, electricity is metered and charged at 25p/kWh.

At Hartington Hills, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, at Hartington Hills, there are two EV chargers available at the front of the site.

Yes, there is free WiFi across Hartington Hills. Do note, signal strength may vary depending on the area you are in.

Yes, Hartington Hills does have an onsite shop which stocks simple essentials, camping supplies and local BBQ ingredients, including burgers and sausages.

No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Hartington Hills. However, there is the Horsebox Coffee Cart and Bar which offers pastries, muffins and coffee in the morning, then wine, beer, cider and other drink options in the evening. It is available between 8am and 10am, then 5pm to 7pm. It is open on weekends during the low and shoulder seasons, then all week during bank and summer holidays.

Hartington Hills offers a small shared freezer for ice packs. There is not a communal fridge, so bringing a cool box is recommended.

The toilet and showers at Hartington Hills are available 24/7. The Horsebox Coffee Cart and Bar is open between 8am and 10am, then 5pm to 7pm. It is available on weekends during low and shoulder seasons, then all week during bank and summer holidays.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Hartington Hills, though it may be weak. However, free WiFi is available.

Tourers may need to pull over to allow oncoming traffic to pass along the lane leading up to Hartington Hills. It is recommended to plan your route in advance, as the national park includes some narrow rural roads that you may prefer to avoid.

The nearest train stations to Hartington Hills are Matlock or Buxton, both a 25 minute drive away. The closest bus stop is The Manifold Inn, a 15 minute walk from the campsite. From here, you can pick up the 442 service (around every 1-2 hours) with stops in Buxton, Ashbourne, Harpur Hill, Tissington and other local villages.

Local taxi companies to Hartington Hills include Allied Taxis Buxton (01298 72123) and Tic-Tak Taxis (01298 72333).

The closest bus stop to Hartington Hills is The Manifold Inn, a 15 minute walk from the campsite. From here, you can pick up the 442 service (around every 1-2 hours) with stops in Buxton, Ashbourne, Harpur Hill, Tissington and other local villages.

The nearest pub to Hartington Hills is The Manifold Inn, a 15 minute walk away, which offers a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu. The Greyhound Inn - Warslow, The Devonshire Arms, Charles Cotton Hotel and Royal British Legion - Cavendish House are also within a five minute drive.

Within a 15 walk of Hartington Hills, there is The Tea Junction Cafe, The Manifold Inn and a bus stop with services to Ashbourne and Buxton.

Local walking routes to Hartington Hills include the circular route to Hartington Village, starting directly from the site. It is a 6.3km route including the village of Hartington. For a more difficult route, you can take on the Narrowdale, Wetton and Ecton Hills on a 17.8km route from the site, which should take around five and a half hours (without stops).