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Rivendale Caravan Park Derbyshire Longnor Wood Holiday Park Longnor Wood Holiday Park Derbyshire Longnor, Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 0NG ■ Adults only ■ T: 01298 83648 ■ W: www.longnorwood.co.uk ■ Peak District setting ■ E: [email protected] ■ Good for walkers Open: 1 Mar – 10 Jan Facilities: Ô è Å x “ Í „ ≈ Z Œ ` ƒ Tqp È ˙ ‚ Q œ w S # ú⑱ WiFi 47≤ 477 134 Hh Á fl n the Peak District, Longnor Wood is a ve-pennant adults-only campsite that o ers 47 I pitches with 10-amp electric hook-up. You’ll not go wanting for facilities here. In addition to the expected spotless heated amenities block (which even has a laundry room), the campsite has a shop, together with picnic benches dotted here and there, a putting green, and courts for playing badminton and boules. Longnor itself is a pretty little moorland town just over a mile away that o ers several good pubs. Venture further a eld, and you’ll nd Buxton, Chatsworth House and Dovedale all within easy reach. Rivendale Caravan Park Derbyshire Buxton Road, Alsop-en-le-Dale, Ashbourne, DE6 1QU ■ Peak District setting ■ T: 01335 310311 ■ W: www.rivendalecaravanpark.co.uk ■ Near Tissington Trail ■ E: [email protected] ■ Pub, café and restaurant Open: 1 Feb – 5 Jan Facilities: Ô è Å x “ Í „ ≈ Z Œ ` ƒ Tqp È ˙ ‚ Q œ w S # ú ⑱ WiFi ≤ 7 4 Hh Á fl ccupying a sheltered but elevated 37-acre park surrounded by spectacular scenery, ORivendale is ideal for walkers and cyclists and is just 100 metres from the Tissington Trail. Footpaths lead directly into Eaton, Alsop, Biggin and Dove Dale. Chatsworth, Alton Towers, National Tram Museum, Gulliver’s Kingdom, Tissington, Kedleston and Haddon Halls are in easy reach, as are the charming market towns of Ashbourne, Bakewell, Buxton and Matlock. Underfloor heated toilet buildings, WiFi café, pub and restaurant with log fires, fly fishing, wheelchair-friendly lodges and B&B. Sailing, golf, and bird watching nearby. ? ? ? www.premier-parks.co.uk 53 12-65 England.indd 53 25/11/2014 10:00.
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