The main campsite in front of the Hall overlooks the lake towards the town of Cheadle. The grounds include gardens, shrubberies and mature trees. The Lounge Bar provides bar snacks and meals, children welcome. It is open Friday and Saturday nights, bank Holiday weekends, July, August and all other busy times. Also available in the area: Golf, Sailing, Fishing, Climbing, Horse Racing, Horse Riding, Footpaths and Trails, Leisure Centre in Cheadle. Rates : £16 a night per couple with tent or caravan, £3 electric hook up, extra people over 5 years £2. Groups by arrangement.

Welcome to Glencote, a multi award-winning park set in the heart of the Staffordshire Moorlands. The beautifully landscaped and sheltered park lies in the picturesque valley of the River Churnet, on the outskirts of Cheddleton village, and is just 3 miles from the historic market town of Leek. Glencote is in a prime location to explore the stunning scenery of the Moorlands and the delightful dales of the Peak District National Park. The Churnet Valley Railway, one of the country's favourite heritage lines, runs alongside the park providing a nostalgic reminder of the "glory days of steam". The Boat Inn, a very welcoming canal side pub, and the railway station are just 2 minutes walk away. World famous names like Wedgwood and Coalport have their factory shops and museums in the Potteries, only 10 miles distant, while for those younger members of the family, Alton Towers is just a few miles down the valley. With a well stocked fishing lake, lots of open space, and a children's play area all on site, as well as superb countryside on our doorstep, there's something for everyone at Glencote. We are located on the edge of Cheddleton village, alongside the steam railway, and our outlook is to open fields and woodland. The centre of the village is a short walk away, where there are several shops, including a small supermarket, newsagents, off licence, post office, chemist and fish & chips shop. There are 3 inns in the village - the Boat, the Red Lion, and the Black Lion, along with Castro's Restaurant, and the Old School Tea Rooms. We have a small fishing lake on site, well stocked with general course fish including carp, tench, chub, roach, perch and bream. The lake area is very pleasantly landscaped, and has been planted to encourage wildlife. The lakeside paths are paved, and there is a sheltered patio area alongside with seating. Rates : Please see website. Groups are welcome by arrangement.

Forestside Farm is an Organic Dairy Farm set in 156 acres of beautiful, undulating Staffordshire countryside providing wonderful views of the Dove Valley and Weaver Hills, a very rural part of the County. With acres of beautiful countryside right on your doorstep, there are plenty of local walks to enjoy both on the Farm and in the surrounding countryside. The site has hard standings for 5 caravans, with hook up for electricity and adjacent water, together with CDP. There is also a paddock area for approximately 12 tents, making this site peaceful and uncrowded. Toilets and COMPLIMENTARY SHOWERS - 2 Ladies toilet/shower rooms and 2 Gents toilets/shower rooms. Also washing up area with fridge, kettle and microwave. There is coarse fishing available on a small (half acre) pool. The pool contains a mixture of coarse fish and day passes (limited) are available from the farm. Well behaved dogs are welcome but must be supervised at all times. The nearby villages of Marchington and Draycott in the Clay have Shop/Post Office with fresh bread and milk, newspapers available. Butchers shop also close by, for all your requirements for the BBQ! Uttoxeter has a Farmers Market, the last Saturday of every month. Enjoy coffee and cake at "Indulgence Cafe" in the centre of town. Locally there are plenty of country pubs and eating places to suit all tastes. Marchington is 5 miles from the Staffordshire market town of Uttoxeter, which boasts the best regional racecourse in the country. Alton Towers is approx 25 min drive, as is the Peak District, Ashbourne, Lichfield and Cannock Chase. Sudbury Hall and Kedleston are two of the many National Trust properties within easy reach. The site offers the perfect base for a weekend break or longer holiday to explore the surrounding area. A little corner of paradise, ideal for those wanting to enjoy the countryside, with superb views to enjoy over a glass of wine. Rates : Please enquire to campsite. Children are welcome. Pets allowed. Groups allowed by arrangement.