Clover Fields Touring Park is a family-owned, adults-only touring park on the outskirts of the spa town of Buxton, within easy reach of the Peak District National Park. It is an over-18s site with no group bookings and no commercial vehicles, so the atmosphere stays calm and grown-up. The standard caravan and motorhome pitches are level, part hardstanding and part grass, with 16 amp electric hook-ups and a fresh water tap, and the hedges between pitches give you a real sense of privacy. There are larger, fully serviced pitches with electric, water and a waste drain, plus tent pitches with electric and water hook-ups. You will find it at Harpur Hill on the southern edge of Buxton, with a fishing pond on site and the TransPeak 199 bus stopping right outside for trips to Bakewell, Matlock and Derby. This suits couples and solo campers who want a quiet, tidy base for walking and touring the White Peak. Clover Fields Touring Park is open all year, and bookings are made directly with the park by phone or email.
Yes, it is an adults-only, over-18s touring park, so all guests and visitors must be over 18. It does not take group bookings or commercial vehicles, which keeps the site calm and quiet for couples and solo campers.
Is the park open all year?
Yes, Clover Fields is open all year. It sits at Harpur Hill on the southern edge of Buxton, within easy reach of the Peak District National Park, and bookings are made directly with the park by phone or email.
What are the pitches like?
Standard caravan and motorhome pitches are level, part hardstanding and part grass, with 16 amp electric hook-ups and a fresh water tap. There are larger fully serviced pitches with a waste drain, plus tent pitches with electric and water hook-ups.
Can I bring a tent?
Yes, alongside caravan and motorhome pitches there are tent pitches with electric and water hook-ups. The site is quiet and tidy, with hedges between pitches for privacy, and works well as an adults-only base for walking the White Peak.
How do I get around without a car?
The TransPeak 199 bus stops right outside the site and runs between Buxton and Derby, calling at places such as Bakewell and Matlock along the way. It makes car-free days out around the Peak District easy from the park.
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