Clumber Park Caravan Club Site

The morning mist lifts off Clumber Lake through a screen of lime trees, and you wake to the calls of waterfowl echoing across one of the National Trust's grandest estates.

This peaceful site sits right inside Clumber Park itself, making it a dream for families who want woodland trails on the doorstep, dog walkers with miles of bridleways to explore, and anyone keen to potter around the Gothic Revival chapel or Victorian walled kitchen garden without moving the car. It's classic Nottinghamshire Dukeries countryside—rolling parkland stitched with ancient oaks—and you're well placed for Sherwood Forest or the market towns of north Notts. Tent pitchers, caravanners and campervans all welcomed.

You've got toilets and showers onsite, keeping things straightforward and unfussy. Check the campfire policy when you arrive if you're hoping for an evening around the flames. The vibe here is calm and heritage-steeped, with enough space to feel tucked into the landscape. Anglers might note Ranmoor Piscatoria Society waters a short drive away if you fancy a morning's fishing before breakfast.