Local information for Teversal

The market towns of Chesterfield, Sutton-in-Ashfield and Mansfield are all within easy reach.
The Teversal Trails Visitor Centre is a great starting point for many walks, following former colliery railway lines.
Hardwick Hall is owned by the National Trust. Its amazing textile collection is on display.
Crich Tramway Village near Matlock is a period village, home to the National Tramway Museum.
The Peak District’s oldest attraction is The Heights of Abraham. It has underground caverns, woodland paths and breathtaking views.
Sherwood Forest has a Go Ape! high-wire forest adventure course.
Clumber Park is excellent for walking and cycling.
Newstead Abbey was originally a priory and the former home of the poet Lord Byron.
Chatsworth House is one of Britain’s best-loved stately homes. It featured in the film Pride and Prejudice.
The National Watersports Centre offers white water rafting, wake boarding, water skiing, sailing and more.

Nearest train station: Sutton-in-Ashfield 3 miles
Nearest bus: 300m from site entrance on routes to Mansfield via sutton-in-Ashfield.