Nurse a pint whenever the need arises while you snuggle next to a roaring fire at Sitwell Arms, a peaceful campsite tucked away on the grounds of a traditional Derbyshire village pub. The serene holiday spot is perfect for those who like to camp a mere trot from tipple and fresh homemade food. The welcoming site enjoys a prime position, a mere twenty-five-minute drive from the leafy greenery of Peak District, providing adventuring sorts with easy access to heaps of hikes and climbs. If you’re less inclined to work up a sweat on holiday, consider hopping in your car and soaking in the scenery on a leisurely car ride. If you’re more at home in the saddle, jump in and follow the famed long-distance National cycle route 67, or head out for pony trekking rambles in the lively town of Matlock, located just fifteen minutes away. Kick back on your spacious non-electric grass or hardstanding base and enjoy the sights and sounds of the romantic countryside as you sip on a cold drink of choice and shake off the stress of modern life. The pub serves up a full English breakfast seven days a week and evening meals from Tuesday through Sunday. If alfresco sizzles are more your vibe, heat the charcoal and slap on bangers plus other bits. The leafy pitching area is dotted with picnic tables for bits and games under the sky. Pets most welcome.