We spent 3 nights on this site from the 15th-17th of july and were blessed with great weather and beautiful sunsets just before the thunderstorms which we were to experience further south on the day that we left. This is a basic but well maintained site surrounded by towns, lakes and scenery to die for with beautiful walks and cycling routes in abundance. The site owner is very commited to environment management on his farm and has a love of wild life about which he speaks most passionately. There is no welcome, as such, you just arrive and set up and remain untroubled by any intrusion into privacy. A visit to the farmhouse when you wish to pay or ask for help or information meets any needs you may require of that nature and the daily visits morning and evening to the adjoining fields to feed livestock and check on the wildlife round the pond provide informal contact opportunities if you wish. Other than this the site requires some levelling skills, not very extreme, in places but is well maintained. The traffic noise from the nearby a road is a little intrusive but otherwise this is a lovely place to be and feel part of the great outdoors. It is handily placed for visiting all the wonderful Peak District towns and lakes and just a wonderfully rejuvenating place to spend time in. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and look forward to visiting again.