The site is just off the M1, but unless the wind blows from the wrong direction, it is very quiet. It is very easy to find and is great as a stay or just a stop over. The nearby lake in the country park has well maintained paths for the walker, biker, fisherman or dog owner. There is a large children's play area and a cafe overlooking the lake. There is a good canal walk from nearby Staveley (where there is a Morrisons supermarket) to Chesterfield (about a 9 mile round trip), although Chesterfield is not very pedestrian (or car) friendly. There is a cafe along the walk and one at the end (plus a Tesco Extra and a Sainsbury store). A shortish drive takes you to Chatsworth House. You can wander the grounds freely and the lovely estate village of Edensor. You could even visit the nice tea rooms (also serve light meals) in the village to help revive you. The site is well maintained and the pitches are generous. The site looks relatively new, but it has plenty of greenery, so doesn't look bare. It has little if any traces of its industrial past. Like most Club sites it is immaculately kept and the staff are excellent.