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Trails & Treasure Hunts 🐾 Dogs Welcome

The Bakewell Treasure Trail

Coombs Road

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In short: The Bakewell Treasure Trail is an attraction in Bakewell, with dogs welcome.

Details checked · source: Google Places

About The Bakewell Treasure Trail

Solve clues and hunt for hidden treasures around this historic Derbyshire market town, with family-friendly puzzles leading you through charming streets and scenic spots.

Good to know

Parking

  • ✓Free car park
  • ✓Free street

Accessibility

  • ✓Accessible parking
  • ✓Accessible entrance

Payment

  • ✓Credit cards
  • ✓Debit cards
  • ✓Contactless

Details via Google — worth confirming with the attraction before you travel, especially for access needs.

What visitors say

Tara Wheeler

It's a beautiful campsite in a great location set between a couple of hills. Surrounded by nature, there are plenty of birds around for any keen watcher. There's a little shop on site which is handy as my camping chair broke and I was able to purchase a new one at a reasonable price. The staff are very friendly, knowledgeable and always happy to help with any queries There are no facilities, but there are leisure centres 20-30 mins away where you can grab a swim/use the gym and get your shower. Located very close to the village which has a few pubs and a local shop/post office. Lovely walks all around. I will definitely visit again 💚

· via Google

Will Hardin

Always top of the agenda is first impressions and how you are greeted is a big thing, as it sets the stage for your stay ahead. The team at Bakewell were hugely welcoming and helpful from arrival to departure, from helping us to our pitch, asking if we required any assistance, to answering any questions we had during our stay. Set in beautiful surroundings on a hill side with a mix of grass and hard standing pitches - with or without electric. The grass pitches are uneven as is the nature of a sloping site, but the use of levers soon sorts this. As per other reviews, yes there are no toilets, which an way is an advantage, as the site doesn't feel over crowded like other C&CC sites and attracts a different type of camper/caravanner. The route in for the last mile of so is tricky and this is because you have to negotiate the village of Youlgreave, and the lane down past the church and river which attracts tourists who park along the side of the road in restricted areas. However saying this we made it though ok and lived to tell the tale!

· via Google

Jo

Booked here for 1 night in our camper van. Have to admit when we booked we didn’t realise there was no toilet, shower or washing up facilities until we watched a video after booking. But we were equipped enough to be ok and for 1 night it wasn’t a problem. We were going to be late checking in and the site manager rang us to check we were coming and to give direction for when we arrived. When we arrived, we were given a map of the site and shown to our pitch. As we were only there 1 night we didn’t have a good look around the site. However what we saw was lovely. The site was well maintained and clean. The grass was cut short and looked lush. We chose to pitch on grass with electric. The pitches were a good size and plenty of space between each pitch. There’s a little shop at reception and the site is dog friendly. Tbh I can’t fault the site. However the extra luxury would have been to have the toilet and shower facilities etc On your way to the site however the road is very narrow so in places it was a little precarious and I prayed we’d not meet anyone coming the other way ha ha - we were lucky too! You had to vacate your pitch by 12 noon so it was nice to have a lay in. Only 1 night but we thoroughly enjoyed our surroundings. We look forward to coming back here.

· via Google

L JeffsMs

Stayed for 4 nights in our tent with our kids and dog, wish it could have been longer. We took our toilet/shower tent as they make it very clear on the website and while booking that there are no facilities. We all loved the campsite, the staff and the location. They do a fantastic job keeping the site looking its best and has a nice play area for the kids. Also has a great little area to walk the dog. We used the shop and it had all the basics. Thank you for having us and we'll definitely be back.

· via Google

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At a glance

Address
The Old Market Hall, Bridge Street, Bakewell, DE45 1DS
Category
Trails & Treasure Hunts
Suitable for
All Ages
Setting
Outdoor
Dogs allowed
Yes
Good for children
Yes
Toilets on site
Yes
Destination
Bakewell

Quick answers

Is The Bakewell Treasure Trail dog-friendly?

Yes, dogs are allowed at The Bakewell Treasure Trail.

Is The Bakewell Treasure Trail good for children?

Yes, The Bakewell Treasure Trail is listed as good for children.

Is The Bakewell Treasure Trail indoors or outdoors?

The Bakewell Treasure Trail is mainly outdoors.

What ages is The Bakewell Treasure Trail suitable for?

The Bakewell Treasure Trail suits all ages.

Is The Bakewell Treasure Trail wheelchair accessible?

The Bakewell Treasure Trail has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.

Is there parking at The Bakewell Treasure Trail?

Yes: free car park and free street parking.

How do I contact The Bakewell Treasure Trail?

Call The Bakewell Treasure Trail on +44 1629 636555.

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