Stay with us at our Peak District Pub & Campsite
The Royal Oak camping grounds are situated to the rear of the pub. The picturesque campsite has 19 pitches on two levels with direct access to the Tissington and High Peak Trail. Access to the camping field is via a standard five bar gate. The campsite has toilets, hot showers washing up facilities and fresh drinking water.
We offer designated pitches which are marked out so that you know you have a specific space for both your tent and car. A standard pitch is 6 metres x 8 metres and a large pitch is 8 metres x 10 metres. You can also upgrade to a super pitch which is 12x8m/16x6m and includes a picnic bench and fire pit for your private use.
Please note we have no hardstanding or electric hook-ups and we cannot accept motorhomes.
We do not permit marquees or gazebos on site.
Our prices start from £15 per tent per night but can depend on time of year and other factors. See our book a pitch page for an accurate quote & price.
Feel free to contact our fabulous campsite managers with any questions or queries, just email them at stay@peakpub.co.uk
Our onsite pub The Royal Oak is an award winning traditional country pub with cosy interior and great food. It has a fabulous menu with something for everyone and the pies and burgers are a definite must-try!
It's the ideal place for campers to grab a refreshing pint in the summer or warm up next to the roaring fire during winter.
We have some key site rules below, for full terms & conditions please click the link at the bottom.
We have a dedicated DofE field which is perfect for school groups, scouts and DofE groups. We accept DofE groups all year round however during our main season (April-September) we only allow DofE groups midweek (Sunday-Thursday).
We charge £8 per person, per night for both staff and students. If you would like to book please email stay@peakpub.co.uk for more information and availability.
A mere 10 minute walk over the fields and you will reach a big black and white building upon the main road, this is The Bull I' Th' Thorn, our sister pub and campsite!
With great food, a contemporary sports bar area showing Sky Sports and the same friendly staff and hospitality as the 'Oak', it is a definite must visit. During the summer months they also serve a delicious weekend breakfast from 8:30-11am on Saturday & Sunday.
Also, if you're looking for an alternative campsite, the Bull I' Th' Thorn has large pitches, great picturesque location and also electric hook-up available.
Check out the 'Bulli' here...
Or email our campsite managers at hello@bullithorn.co.uk for more info.
The Royal Oak is situated in a prime position for walking, cycling and exploring the Peak District.
From the bottom of our campsite grounds you can hop onto the High Peak Trail where you can head towards Parsley Hay and the trail splits into the very popular High Peak and Tissington Trails.
At Parsley Hay you will discover Parsley Hay Cycle Hire. Here you can hire a range of bikes including adult bikes, children's bikes and even tandems! Groups of 10+ can pre-book in advance by calling.
A short distance from The Royal Oak is the endearing village of Monyash a popular walking spot.
A well-loved visitor destination in close proximity is Hartington. You can experience your very own taste of Hartington by purchasing Derbyshire-made cheese from The Old Cheese Shop or purchasing a sampler of one of the cask ales produced by Whim Ales at Hartington Village Stores.
The Royal Oak has external bike racks, a fantastic beer garden and all muddy boots, paws and wheels are welcome!
The Royal Oak is a wonderful base with the popular towns of Buxton and Bakewell both within a 15 minute drive.
The famous spa town of Buxton has the natural wonder of Pooles' Cavern (great for mini explorers), impressive architecture such as The Crescent , Devonshire Dome and Buxton Opera House with a year-round programme of entertainment. You are never short of activities in Buxton, for the active there is GoApe! where you can swing from ropes nestled in the tree tops of Grinlow woods and the stunning Pavilion Gardens with a number of play areas, miniature train and boating lake.
The historic market town Bakewell boasts of its traditional, award-winning market day which takes place every Monday. The bustling market has a diverse range of products available including local produce. There is also the agricultural market which is a fantastic insight into today's farming community and a fun day out for little ones wanting to see animals.