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Clover Fields Caravan Park
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Clover Fields Caravan Park

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53.038°N, 1.708°W
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The morning mist rolls across open grass here, the kind of quiet site where you wake to birdsong rather than traffic, and the stillness feels deliberate.

This one suits campers and motorhomers after something uncomplicated — tent pitches and space for campervans, the sort of place where families can let kids roam a bit and couples can properly switch off. The facilities aren't spelled out in detail, so it's worth ringing ahead to check what's actually onsite, especially if you've got specific needs. Dog owners should ask when booking — policies vary, and it's always better to confirm before you load up. The campfire question's similar: check on arrival whether open fires are allowed, as it depends on conditions and time of year.

Clover Fields keeps things straightforward and low-key. Expect a traditional touring park atmosphere without bells and whistles — somewhere you pitch up, settle in, and let the slower pace do its work. Not flashy, just solid camping with room to breathe.

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Weather Outlook
Current Conditions
17°C
Partly cloudy
12 mph
73%
7-Day Outlook
Today
22° / 10°
0%
Sun
17° / 13°
59%
Mon
21° / 13°
8%
Tue
25° / 14°
2%
Wed
25° / 14°
12%
Thu
26° / 13°
12%
Fri
20° / 13°
16%
Source: Open-Meteo · Updated hourly
Walks Nearby

Local walks within 10 km

27 routes found via OpenStreetMap

Royal Shrovetide Challenge Walk (up'ards)

Follows the historic Up'ards route through Ashbourne's streets and surrounding countryside, with moderate climbs out of the town centre and some steep sections along field paths and lanes. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles and uneven terrain; older children who can manage steady inclines will cope fine. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland. Links directly to Shrovetide football tradition, offering proper Derbyshire hill views and a taste of the 'playing field' used in the famous mass ball

Walking route
1.8 km from campsite

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 14

Tackles 12.4km of exposed moorland ridges with steady climbs and some steep descents on uneven, often boggy paths. Definitely not suitable for buggies or young children—this is proper hillwalking territory requiring stamina and decent boots. Dogs welcome but keep them under close control near grazing sheep. Rewards include dramatic Peak District panoramas and that satisfying sense of wilderness you get walking Britain's boundary routes.

Hiking routeRegional network
4.66 km from campsite
Route length: 12.4 km
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Royal Shrovetide Challenge Walk (down'ards)

Follows Ashbourne's historic Shrovetide football route through town streets and surrounding countryside, mixing pavements, field paths and riverside sections with moderate ups and downs. Families can manage most of it though some stiles and muddy stretches after rain might challenge buggies – consider a carrier for little ones. Dogs welcome on leads through town and farmland. Connects you to Ashbourne's quirky 900-year-old mass football tradition whilst exploring the attractive Derbyshire market

Walking route
4.53 km from campsite

Walk Round Thorpe Cloud, Dovedale

Climbs steeply to the summit of Thorpe Cloud (287m) via a well-worn path with some rocky sections, rewarding you with spectacular views across Dovedale and the Peak District. Not suitable for buggies due to the incline and uneven terrain; manageable for determined younger children who can handle a short but proper climb. Dogs welcome on leads. A classic quick peak for walkers staying nearby.

Dogs welcomeHiking routeLocal network
5.11 km from campsite
Route length: 1.2 km
Operator: National Trust
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Ilam Park to Dovedale Stepping Stones Trail, Ilam Park

Follows the River Dove through National Trust woodland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths with one moderate descent to the famous stepping stones. Perfect for families with sturdy buggies on the upper sections, though you'll need to carry down to the stones themselves. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The stepping stones are iconic Peak District—expect crowds on sunny weekends, but the riverside scenery and limestone valley views make this short walk utterly worthwhile, especially in spr

Dogs welcomeHiking routeLocal network
5.95 km from campsite
Route length: 2.4 km
Operator: National Trust
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