Buxton Club Campsite

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Lovely site

We arrived last Thursday to be met by a friendly warden. We picked our spot ( they are all very spacious) and took in the lovely views of the surrounding cliffs. This is our second visit here but it's still a lovely site. The facilities are always clean and I would highly recommend them. There is the country park just off the site in easy walking distance which is great if you have a hound or just fancy a stroll. The hill upto the park is fairly steep but when you get to the top you have two choices, left or right both are great walks. We will be coming back again next year and I would recommend this site if you like a nice quiet stay in a quite unique area. 

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Beautiful setting

Friendly helpful staff. Plenty of walks straight off site, easy to walk into Buxton. Had a go on the tombola and won a lovely meal at The Royal Oak in Hurdlow - highly recommended even if its not free!

thereddishs

Reviewed on 27/07/2015 21:27

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Beautiful but oldfashioned

We liked our stay in Buxton very much. The surrounding is very nice and there much to see and to do. The toilets and the showers where very clean but they look very oldfashioned. Just if they where not updated since the sixties. Overseas in Europe the campsites are much more modern. We have seen this on all the campsites from the caravanclub. At last the wifi didn't work at the campsite at Buxton.

QPL

Caravanner

Reviewed on 27/07/2015 19:07

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excellent site

We received a very warm welcome. Friendly staff who were always working to keep the site looking so lovely. Despite the poor weather it was easy to drive in to Buxton and lovely ride to Bakewell. This site is quiet and the showers and wash rooms were very clean. The staff made you feel very welcome.

baldwinandrew78

Caravanner

Reviewed on 26/07/2015 18:57

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Good Site

Buxton CC site is in a lovely setting with pitches divided into small areas which is nice. The dog walk nearby is good but up steep hills if you want a long walk. The site in general was good, friendly wardens who were knowledgeable about the area. There is only one toilet block for the whole site which is not very big and in need of refurbishing as it has that well worn tired look but they are kept clean and tidy by the wardens. The site is within walking distance of Buxton which is a lovely town with good amenities and close to many other lovely places in the area. 

Reviewed on 24/07/2015 16:25

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Excellent site

The wardens were kind, helpful and good-humoured. When we had difficulty manoeuvring our caravan on to the pitch, the warden helped us to unhitch it from the car and manoeuvre it by hand. Beautiful location with lovely surrounding countryside and views.

Caravanner from West Sussex

Reviewed on 09/07/2015 06:25

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One of the not so good ones.

Spent 5 nights here beginning of June 2015. There is a ridiculous cattle grid near the entrance of the site which shakes the life out of you every time you go over it no matter how slow you go. It's made from 5" round tubes Not like normal cattle grids. God knows what damage it does to your car and caravan. Some pitches including the one we were on have stupid big boulders opposite the pitch stopping you reversing onto the pitch properly. Not everyone has a motor mover. The toilets were never ready on time after cleaning. The sign said 11.30 but I waited until 11.45 with others several times. There was no apology for delay either. Won't be going back to this one. 

dogron

Caravanner from Durham

Reviewed on 06/07/2015 18:33

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Unique & Excellent Site

Decided to have a weekend away and chose Buxton CC site as there is a lot going on in and round this area. The quarry location is quite unique so made for a stay that was a little different. The site was pretty full over the weekend but it didn't feel that way as the pitches are quite spacious. True, mobile phone signal is pretty none existent which can be a good or bad thing for some people. Plenty of walks straight from the site into the nearby country park. We walked up to Solomon's Temple and had a great view from the top in glorious sunshine. If I was picky, I would say that the power from the showers and the toilet flush wasn't up to the usual Club standard and dare I say no piped music !!. I must point out that although we had glorious weather during the day, when we left on Sunday it was heaving with rain. As my wife returned from the office after booking us out she was accompanied by a lady warden holding an umbrella over my wife's head to keep her dry. Now that's what I call customer service with a personal touch, at its best. I don't know her name but she had light coloured hair, you know who you are so a big thank you from the both of us. We plan on returning to this site in the future.

glpixs

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Reviewed on 06/07/2015 17:40

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4 days in June.

1st time at this site staying long weekend. Very friendly warden welcome. When we arrived it was very windy and starting to drizzle. The site is quite spaced out so a drive round is important to pick your spot, however some of the access roads are quite tight and although im an experienced vanner' I had to use the motor mover to get my unit onto our pitch. The site is quite sheltered as its the bottom of a quarry which helped when putting up the awning.  Plenty of good walks and some stunning views and only a short drive to the Errwood reservoir which is another loverly walk. DONT follow your Sat Nav read the directions in the club book. 

Pacman14

Caravanner from South Yorkshire

Reviewed on 04/07/2015 16:02

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First visit

The site is well positioned for touring the Peaks and access into the site was easy from Leek.  Hard standing is the only choice, but there is plenty of space between the motor homes/caravans.  Remember to pack sturdy pegs, as the wind does wip up from the quarry. Our only complaint was the lack of service points..making the trip for water or waste a little trek if you're at the far end of the site. One thing to mention...midges. Pack your insect repellent.  Not sure if this is the norm for the Peaks, but we were bitten daily and the fly screens in the caravan a must.

Mark465

Caravanner

Reviewed on 04/07/2015 07:42

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