What can I say. I felt blessed to have met this place, thanks again guys. Apart from the beautiful scenery of the mountains, kinder scout, coombs and castle maize, which I climbed... this place really has a lovely vibe. I was walking a charity event July 2017, for Macmillan following the recent death of my nan die to the illness. I had covered over 200 miles walking from the isle of sheppey, kent to clitheroe in Lancashire. I stopped at a local pub and by this point about 10 days into my walk i was fatigued, blistered up. Cold and wet. The guy recommended I stay the night here as I was only down the road and the sight was reputable with picturesque view plus the price was cheap. With intentions to stay and leave the next day, I ended up spending a few days extra and invited my friends to the site. Samantha and your family. I honestly am humbled by the hospitality I received. Your sons helped my realise how beautiful your land is and you not only opened my eyes to the beauty of the world but also educated me. Even with the ferodo, of your town. The blessing of wells. To everyone else needing a place to stay one route your walks or adventures. Do not miss this out. A great experience. Thanks again. I will see you all again...
We got a good pitch.The people running the place were very friendly. Toilets were kept clean during the length of our stay.
Lovely spacious campsite with friendly staff and only a few minutes from everything you may need. Will happily stay here again. Only possible downside is being next to a rain line but the trains are too sporadic to mark the site down.
Enjoyed our time there,trains n planes were no bother,surrounding where nice,but it is very basic, don't expect the Ritz, toilets and showers and cleaning facilities were adequate for what you needed,free eggs were given out by the owners which was nice,there's a train station into Buxton within a 15 minute walk and away,there's no on site shop so you will have to travel out for supplies and things,no electrical power point apart from the one in front of the front desk which is occasionally attended,so take your chances,I managed to charge my phone etc in a green container where some old fridges are stored.I'm camping somewhere else next time for a change but the people were friendly enough and it's family run,and they seem to care and are helpful enough with your needs for what it is,the owners live in a static caravan on site,near the toilets so easy to find them if you have any problems,but it is basic,other campers seem friendly enough,so yeah give it a go
Stayed here, read a few reviews beforehand. While yes, there are trains during the night. Didnt notice them much. Its mentioned on the Facebook page. The showers were warm and clean. We had been offered eggs by the owners - which was very nice! Will definitely book here again, as you can tell the owners are peoples people! We were greeted with a smile - and felt at home almost immediately.
Chapel Campsite is a UK Campground based in High Peak, East Midlands. Chapel Campsite is located at Station Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak SK23 9UE, UK.
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