Peak District Camping & Caravanning - Laneside Caravan Park - Hope

Welcome to Laneside!

A Riverside Holiday Park bordering Hope Village in the beautiful Hope Valley.

Open Mid March to early November..

Amenities
- New centrally heated shower blocks with FREE HOT POWER SHOWERS plus huge family-cum-disabled showers. Bright modern ambience, spacious individual changing with hair dryers, large make up mirrors and vanity tops.
- Fully equipped laundry room with baby changing station. - Ample sheltered dishwashing sinks with free hot water.
- 80 electric points for tourers and tents - pitches back up to fences or hedges
- Riverside camping field for tents - pitches back up to fences, hedges or river.
- Well tended level - or gently sloping - pitches with good roadway access.
- Site shop with basics - eggs, milk, BBQ food, sweets, drinks and ice cream (and there's a village next door for a wider range of options)
- Gas exchange and basic camping spares.
- Information room where you can browse what's on where in peace.
- Doggie walk (max 2 dogs on leads at all times and certain breeds excluded).
- Payphone plus separate phone for the hard-of-hearing or partially-sighted.
- Visitor information service with walking maps and books on sale. - Picnic benches.
- High standards of security with automatic barriers and CCTV protection.
- Disabled loo, wheelchair access to amenities and office 'T' audio loop.
- Riverside Sports Fields with soccer pitch and BMX track.
- Hardstanding plus a watering and discharge point for Motorvans.
- Luxury Holiday Homes for sale on park.
- Seasonal pitches available for touring caravans.
- Letting cottages, available. (holiday with non-camping families and friends)

Cleanliness, attention to detail
We take pride in maintaining high standards of housekeeping; grounds are well tended and the grass is kept short. The ambience is pleasant and sheltered with mature trees, hedges and shrubs. Post and rail fences and hedges are separate the main pitching areas. Amenity blocks are illuminated all night.

What we're not ~ "LIVELY"
We welcome families and quiet couples, don't accept single-sex groups and unaccompanied teenagers, don't have a club or disco and, as a condition of camping, we ask that people make no noise after 10:30pm - Sometimes, despite our best endeavours, people break the rules: if they do they will be asked to leave.

What we are ~ "LOCATION" (Beautiful)
Looking north we face Win Hill, Lose Hill and the high gritstone hills of The Dark Peak; looking south are the gentler rolling hills of The White Peak. The park is on the floor of Hope Valley with the River Noe running alongside. We are surrounded on all sides by hill and riverside footpaths. Edale and the start of the Pennine Way is 4 miles up the valley, the soaring edges of Curbar and Froggat 4 miles down. Laneside is a pretty site and the river attracts wildlife (and ducks that would be wild - if our visitors didn't spoil them rotten...)

"LOCATION" (Convenient)
The river separates us from Hope village - over the bridge and you're there. Hope has four pubs, a Chinese restaurant and hikers cafe. There is a 7-night 'til 10:00pm Spar shopping, Post Office/newsagents, delicatessen/bakery, butchers, and speciality shops. Buses up and down the valley stop outside our exit and Hope Village railway station is a 4 minute walk. Trains connect with Manchester and Sheffield and - even better - trains and buses provide great ride-and-walk-back options...Forget the car (e.g., take the train up to Edale and walk back - downhill all the way!) \

"LOCATION" (Central)
"The Peak District" can be a casually used term. The Peak Park Conservation Area, as defined on OS maps, is the area of outstanding natural beauty protected from commercialism. Laneside is at the heart of this. Castleton with its mediaeval castle and caverns is 2 miles down the valley road - or a pleasant 30 minutes riverside stroll straight from the site. Chatsworth House is a 15 minute drive, Bakewell and Buxton 20 to 25 minutes, and around us are the prettiest villages of the peak - Historic Eyam, Tideswell with its lovely 'Cathedral of the Peak' church and Hathersage with its historic connections to Little John and Charlotte Bronte. Hathersage also has a swimming pool and tennis courts open to the public and is just 5 minutes drive.

TARIFF 2012 - Prices are per night and include 2 people and one car

Low Season - 16th March to 24th May and 23rd September to 11th November.

We cannot safely accommodate `House Tents` `Mega-Dome` or similar domes with 3 x sleeping pods on the camping field. We can occasionally accommodate them on the caravan park but only by special arrangements. Please telephone.

High Season (25th May to 22nd September AND Bank Holidays AND Bank Holidays- NB Surcharge*)

* ADD BANK HOLIDAY SURCHARGE - £2.50 PER NIGHT FOR ALL “MINIMUM BOOKED” BANK HOLIDAY NIGHTS THAT IS:3 NIGHT MIN FOR MAY DAY, 4 NIGHTS MIN FOR EASTER & AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY AND 5 NIGHT MIN FOR SPRING BANK

Additions

 GAZEBOS HAVE GIVEN RISE TO NOISE COMPLAINTS & ARE NOT ACCEPTED

*****  DISCOUNTS  (Given on Arrival, not retrospectively) *****

SENIORS have £2.50 per night discount for all weekday nights (Excl. Bank Hols)
EVERYONE ELSE has £2.50 discount per weekday night for stays of 10 NIGHTS+
“LINKED” WEEKENDS – Leave your caravan here Sun to Fri between two weekends BOTH PAID FOR IN ADVANCE FOR ONLY £12. – (EXCLUDING SRPRING BANK WEEK) Caravan must be unoccupied between stays and after 3 weekends moved to allow grass to recover. Weekends are charged EVEN IF UNOCCUPIED AT THE WEEKEND.
PLEASE NOTE: Caravans and property are left entirely at the owner’s risk.
Groundsheets must be open texture ‘breathable’ and lifted between stays.

When contacting this business please mention you found them on Peak District Online