We were using this site as a stopover on a trip to Northumberland. But as the weather reports for that area were dire and we were basking in sunshine it seemed a no brainer to remain where we were. This site is easy to find, being a short hop from Junction 29A of the M1. The pitches are large and well spaced out. The facilities are excellent, particularly the size of the shower cubicles. Much larger then some sites we have been on. The site managers were welcoming and very helpful throughout our stay. The country park had nice walks, and the café did some rather nice cakes. We found it very easy to get to the Peak District attractions from the site. A bus to Chesterfield was a 5 min walk away. For those who like walking or cycling, the Trans Pennine Way starts just outside the gate. It meets up at Staveley with the restored Chesterfield canal, and it is a pleasant, 6 miles or so walk along into Chesterfield. Nearest attractions to the site, apart from the twisted spire of Chesterfield parish church, are Bolsover Castle and Hardwick Hall. Chatsworth is a short drive away. There was none of the disturbance as described by another poster. Maybe that problem had been addressed. We would certainly return to this site.