We stayed here for 2 nights in May. The site is very compact, however the pitches are of ample size. The key for the gate to the grounds of Chatsworth is a nice touch, and really enjoyed the open spaces there. I know there is no stopping nature, but the flock of crows nesting in the trees (a lot of trees on that site!) could drown out a busy road at rush hour with their "crowing". Fortunately, they were quiet at night, but announced their presence again at first light. It is an expensive site, and was unable to justify the pricing. The approach road is a long single track road - so don't even think about driving out in the afternoon, or returning before lunchtime - there are passing places, but not many. We probably will not be looking at returning, as once Chatsworth has been visited, the site does not offer much else, there are a number of good (less expensive) sites from which to explore the Peak District.