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Date of Visit: January 2026
Unit: Other
Reviewer: Webmaster
Please note, the owners of this campsite have advised that it will not be opening for bookings during 2026.
We booked this campsite last minute from Friday till Monday, planning to stay from Saturday as we had busy Friday, but ended up staying there from Friday.
Kids absolutely loved it and so do we, really nice place, lovely playground, view was brilliant, all facilities work perfectly, they had pizza van there in the evening and it tasted very nice, also Mr. Whippy turned up.
The staff were superb as I unfortunately locked my car keys in the car and the staff did anything to help and they did, the managed to open it, the lady in the shop was very kind and they all were very friendly, Crich and Cromford is within 10mins drive. I'll 100% will come back, we ended up staying 1 night
Less, because my car broke down and I had to be taken back to Derby to garage, but lived going back. via mobile
I have just spent a great 4 nights at Middlehills Farm, I was blessed with the weather as we’ve just had a mini heatwave but wow, just wow!
It’s literally 360 panoramic view of the most glorious views, it’s picture perfect, postcard beautiful!
The site is pristine, everything is neat, tidy and clean, the staff were lovely & friendly.
I will definitely be going back in the future.
Things people might want to know so you can prepare for your visit:
Wasps, I was on pitch no 1 ehu & I was plagued by wasps, I just had to get used to them in your tent all day & then turf any stray ones out at night time, take a repellent or dare I say, wasp spray, I got stung on my hand setting up my tent in the first hour of being there. But don’t let that deter you, I’d get stung again for those views!
Pitch No 1 Ehu - this is right next to the gate which is the entrance for all cars and people exiting the farm so be prepared for a bit of people traffic, again not a problem and didn’t bother me as I’m an early riser but did seem to bother my dog Ziggy the 1 year old yappy chihuahua so again go prepared if you have a reactive dog, I did take 3 Windbrakes thinking it would be enough but I’d prob take another when I return, just in case.
Shop, I love the little shop, whatever you fancied or needed is in there, reasonably priced
Ice cream visits the farm
Animals, love that you can just walk about and see chickens walking by your tent, pigs, horses & cows around the farm, I mean all I get to see in my normal life is dogs, cats & pigeons so warms your heart to wake up to this for a few days.
The views, stunning, I’ll talk you through this, I think I had the best pitch for a great view in my opinion although I didn’t get a good nosey around everywhere, they’re good be better
But from my point of view, I stood up out of my tent, walked through the gate down the path a bit and I just stand there and soak it up, I did every sunrise and every sunset & it was glorious.
To the left if you’re luck you get to see one of the horses grazing on the field then you scan slowly to the right at it’s just stunning, picturesque, all this greenery, a little house which at night looks cozy lit up in the middle of all these little hills, then you move onto the cows, again if you’re lucky they’ll all be there to greet you, then you move onto the farm site & house, it’s just beautiful!
I loved my stay, it gave me everything I needed and more! via mobile
We arrived on Monday at 3 pm and were greeted by the lady in reception who was lovely, she told us our pitch number (electric) and said our friends (non-electric) could camp in front of us. All good so far.
When we pitched, we realised that the field was not flat at all, there was a massive slope which made camping very difficult (the kitchen stand/table was not flat, so plates and cups were sliding around and we rolled together every night on the airbed), interestingly the farmhouse lawn (residents accommodation) was perfectly flat.
The electric field which we were in was the closest to the quarry, work there begins at 6 am and finishes at 1 am, so lorries with reversing beepers, gravel being moved around, sirens, banging etc, it is bad enough in the day but awful at night when everything else is quiet. There is no mention of this noise on their website, it should be there so people can make an informed choice on whether to stay or not.
The showers are 20p a minute, the coin box is outside the cubicle and the showers start immediately after the money is put in, so you have to undress in the shower cubicle, wrap yourself in a towel, put the money in, run back in and lock the door and unwrap yourself wasting at least 10 seconds. The water flow is poor. Ridiculous that you have to pay so much after paying for the pitches already, this is only the second campsite I have visited that does this. Also, the showers are shut off at 9. 30 pm, beware if you have put money in as you will lose it!
The campsite has a barrier which closes at 11 pm and reopens at 6. 30 am, bad luck if you are out late.
You are not allowed to use your own fire pit only rent/buy the one in the shop, the wood is expensive and is not proper wood so it burns very quickly. We were told by the lady in reception (presumably one of the owners) that we could cut some branches off a fallen tree on the drive but when her husband saw us doing this he was obviously unhappy, we were told don't take the big logs, another camper's son was told to return the small branches he was carrying as it didn't belong to him!
When we left, we had stacked the remaining wood neatly against the wall, the owner's husband came and told us quite aggressively to return it to the pile before we left. He was very rude, no questions about our stay or hope to see you again just the barked request!
Our friend was given the Wi-Fi code when she asked at reception (the owner again) but when I asked in the shop (I'm not sure who I spoke to) I was told there is no Wi-Fi (paid or free) I was told to walk around the field and I would probably find a spot where my data would work better. There is Wi-Fi in the shop but it only works in the shop so they can take your card payment.
The toilets were cleaned regularly but the grass had been cut on one of the fields so there was grass strewn over the floor and there were no toilet brushes so you can imagine how people left the toilets! There was limited soap too, the lady from the shop told me they were waiting for a delivery. I never saw the showers cleaned, the floor was always muddy from people's shoes when I went in for a shower.
Lots and lots of petty rules. I would not stay here again despite there being a lovely play area for the children and some farm animals.
Beautiful location, clean, well-kept site to high standard.
Nearby quarry is not an issue, just faint sound of a generator or something similar.
There is a rustic children's play area which is well constructed but little ones need to be closely supervised if you want to avoid a visit to A and E. via mobile
Beautiful campsite with wonderful play area for kids.
Amenities good, clean, but not luxurious.
Only issues: proximity of quarry (loud up till 11 some days, problem for little ones); charging for showers (seems a little cheap at this end of the market.
We stayed here for the late May Bank Holiday 2019 in a small group of, with two tents and a camper van.
The staff were excellent even finding me to return the chopping board I had managed to leave near the shop.
The was a bacon butty van on the morning of the weekends if you didn't fancy making something yourself.
The toilets and showers were very clean but my only negative would be that you had to pay for a shower that lasted 5 minutes but I rushed and came out and had half my time left (take a watch in with you)
All in all this is a lovely little camp site with friendly, helpful staff. I will certainly be returning here again soon.
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