Escape into the stunning sceneries of the Peak District at Bank House Park, a splendid site nestled amid the bucolic greenery of the rolling Derbyshire countryside. The spacious park rests next to the gleaming waters of the River Manifold and rests on the sprawling, manicured grounds of a picturesque Victorian farmhouse dating back to 1834. Couples and families are more than welcome to pitch or park up on grass or hardstanding bases with optional electric hookups and soak in gorgeous views as far as the eye can see. Bank House enjoys a handy position, nestled in the sleepy hamlet of Hulme End, which rests within easy reach of buzzing settlements like Ashbourne and Buxton. Spectacular vistas throughout your stay paired with quick access to local amenities in the area make Bank House a fab spot for both short and extended stays. Spend gloriously relaxing days pottering around shops and eateries in Derbyshire and the Moorlands of Staffordshire, or swap the bustle for green open spaces with outdoorsy explores in the Peak District. When you’re not rumbling between striking landscapes and picture postcard market towns, spend an afternoon fly fishing at the base, or settle in for sing-alongs around the campfire. Friendly canines are most welcome.