Hayfield

Member Quote

Every time I visit Hayfield I’m reminded of those heroes who took part in the Mass Trespass near here and kept the British countryside open for all of us to enjoy. - John Preston

What's on?

• Known as ‘the gateway to Kinder’, Hayfield is at the foot of the Kinder Massif, the southern-most point of the Pennine Chain.
• The Peak District is famous for its walking. From Hayfield, follow the Sett Valley Trail or a take a ridge ramble up Lantern Pike.
• The Blue John Cavern at Castleton holds eight varieties of Blue John Stone. The shop sells items made from the stone, hand-made by local craftsmen.
• Buxton is known for its waters and the Buxton Festival in July.
• Chatsworth House is set in a 1,000 acre park and recently starred in the film Pride and Prejudice.
• The Chestnut Centre Conservation Park is home to otters and owls.
• Animal Farm is a rare breeds centre and visitors can try dry-stone walling and panning for Blue John.
• Holmfirth, the setting for the BBC’s Last of the Summer Wine, hosts a Folk Festival in the spring.
• Dunge Valley Hidden Gardens feature rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias, acers and the blue poppy.
• Lyme Park was originally a Tudor house until the Venetian Architect Leoni turned it into an Italianate palace in the early 18th Century. It has an adventure playground for youngsters.
• Because of planning restrictions in place to protect the National Park, caravans cannot be accommodated on Site and there are no electric hook-ups.

Seasons and Fees 2010

	High	Mid	Low
Adult	£8.10	£5.90	£5.00
Child	£2.70	£2.50	£2.50
Members' age concession rate		£4.10	£3.50
Members' family deal	£20.20	£15.50
Non-member fee per pitch per night	£7.00	£7.00	£7.00
Member back packer	£5.90	£4.10	£3.50
Non-member back packer	£7.50	£5.80	£5.10
Jumbo tent pitches	£10.00	£7.00	£7.00

• Members' children camp free in Low Season if accompanied by an adult.