Haddon Hall
Medieval and Tudor Manor House and grounds, the location for over 30 films including Pride and Prejudice.
View and BookOFFERS*: Kids for £1 (aged 5-17) | Under 5s stay free | £5 refundable deposit
Set in the beautiful location of an old walled garden on the picturesque Chatsworth Estate, the Chatsworth Park Club Campsite in Bakewell offers nostalgic views of the sheep-cropped rolling countryside, with some lovely walks. One of our sites in Derbyshire, the campsite is a lovely holiday retreat for the family to escape the bustle of city living. Surrounded by lots of wildlife, it is fantastic for deer watching.
The Horse Trials that take place in May and the Country Fair in September are just two of the fantastic attractions conveniently nearby the Chatsworth Park Club Campsite. One of the first visits on the list should be to the House, where you can immerse yourself in history as you wander round the beautifully decorated rooms, formal gardens and the famously lovely cascade. Another place for an unforgettably scenic stroll is the 1000-acre park laid out by Capability Brown. For those who want to sample and take home authentic country delights, the nearby farm shop boasts superior marmalades and jams amongst many other scrumptious treats.
The village of Baslow is a 15 minute walk with a couple of good pubs, including the refurbished Devonshire Arms. Bakewell market on Mondays is recommended. Children visiting the caravan site will enjoy the farmyard and adventure playground on the Chatsworth House estate, guaranteed to give them hours of fun.
Chatsworth Park Health & Fitness Club is a 20 minute walk or a 5 minute drive away. To find out about what they offer, please visit their webpage here.
Please Note: Reception at this site may close earlier than 8pm and staff may not be available to greet you. If this is the case, don’t worry, you can still arrive on site until 8pm. We will simply contact you on your day of arrival with details of how to check-in. Please ensure your contact details are up to date on your Membership profile.
To contact the campsite directly, please call 01246 582226
Chatsworth is bookable up to 1st March 2026. We are currently working with the Chatsworth Estate to extend our lease beyond this point. For members wishing to stay in the area we have a number of fabulous alternative campsites nearby: Castleton Club Campsite, Lickpenny Matlock Club Campsite, Poolsbrook Country Park Club Campsite, Buxton Club Campsite and The Firs Club Campsite.
*T&Cs
£5 Deposit: FREE cancellations and FREE amendments up to 21 days before arrival.
Prices
Offers available to Club members
Medieval and Tudor Manor House and grounds, the location for over 30 films including Pride and Prejudice.
View and BookTours of famous show caverns, a fossil factory, rock shop, walks, play areas and Victorian Prospect Tower.
View and BookExplore a miner’s life including the tools he worked through a guided tour as you clamber through tunnels.
View and BookAn underground wonderland of rocks, minerals and fossils, see the rare Blue John Stone mineral in situ.
View and BookTo locate the site using sat nav, please enter the postcode DE45 1SP, which will take you to the drive for the site. From the East: Turn left off A619 (Chesterfield – Bakewell) in 8.5 miles in Baslow 150 yards past Cavendish Hotel into site entrance. The entrance to the site is by private single track road, with passing places (no parking or waiting allowed). There is no access through Chatsworth Estate. At the end of the entrance drive there may be a traffic bottleneck outside reception. From the West: from Manchester at junction 1 of the M60 take the A6 to Chapel-en-le-Frith and then the A623 to Baslow. At the roundabout go straight on towards Chesterfield but just after leaving the roundabout take the first turning on the right, just before the Cavendish Hotel. From Buxton take the A6 to Bakewell and then the A619 to Baslow. Then follow directions from the roundabout as above. The site has no Late Night Arrivals Area. Please note that the bridge at site entrance has 5-ton weight limit.
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Mrs H Rodgers
Reviewed: 18/09/2025 16:58
Overall we enjoyed our stay, peaceful and lovely location. A couple of things to note however …. Access is via a long single track so can be awkward getting in or out. There are signs up on site advising to avoid 12-2.30pm. Although dog friendly - avoid autumn as... Show more
Elizabeth Jane Mellor
Reviewed: 18/09/2025 08:34
We totally love this site! It is so well positioned for walking to Chatsworth House and Baslow. We have walked to Edensor Tea Rooms, and even the Chatsworth Farm Shop. We walk across the park land and enjoy the House Gardens. Our youngest son was young enough to love The... Show more
Gavin Musgrave
Reviewed: 17/09/2025 07:54
We have visited this site several times over the past 15 years and it never fails to please. Tranquility, beauty and wildlife right on your vacation vehicles doorstep Walking in the grounds the herds of deer wander everywhere, at the bridge to the house we had to... Show more
Sassy
Reviewed: 16/09/2025 22:28
So peaceful going through the walled side gate into the beautiful grounds of Chatsworth.
Kay Barrass
Reviewed: 13/09/2025 15:32
The site is the usual peaceful, well organised CAMC site with helpful and friendly staff. The location is brilliant, access straight into Chatsworth Park with easy walking to the House and to the village of Baslow. The site shop is also excellent. It is such a shame that this site will... Show more
Pamela Gibson
Reviewed: 10/09/2025 08:42
Great location in the old kitchen garden of the Chatsworth House estate. Lovely site, always seems popular so book early! The shop has lots of useful staples and also a fresh bakery section that looks mouth wateringly good. There is a regular visit from a food van (didn't try it). The site itself... Show more
Katherine Hodgson
Reviewed: 07/09/2025 16:01
This is an amazing site. We have been many times and never get bored. There's so much to do. The fantastic location, a key to the door, is magical. The staff are always friendly and helpful and everywhere is clean and well looked after. It's obvious that the staff 'care'... Show more
Sarah Delmege
Reviewed: 07/09/2025 10:11
Less of a review, more an obituary with the news that it is looking very likely that this site will no longer exist after the end of February. Is it an absolutely perfect site - maybe not. It does only have one loo block which closes in the morning and... Show more
Nigel Walsh
Reviewed: 05/09/2025 20:58
The site is hard to beat and a firm favourite. The only thing that leaves a sour taste is other campers and their dogs. Dogs barking, dogs not on leads, and this time, a dog owner using the free plot next to us as a toilet.
Hugh gallacher
Reviewed: 03/09/2025 22:25
Have just returned from spending 6 nights at Chatsworth.Great site in every respect—friendly staff,stocked reception shop,town with pubs and eating a scenic 15 mile stroll away,Chatsworth park and house on tap complete with bus service and umpteen trails to garden centre and farm shop,central for all we ourselves are looking... Show more
Mrs H Rodgers
Reviewed: 18/09/2025 16:58
Overall we enjoyed our stay, peaceful and lovely location. A couple of things to note however …. Access is via a long single track so can be awkward getting in or out. There are signs up on site advising to avoid 12-2.30pm. Although dog friendly...