Losehill Caravan Club Site

About Losehill Caravan Club Site

Losehill Caravan Club Site sits on the edge of Castleton in the Hope Valley, where White Peak limestone meets Dark Peak gritstone. That boundary explains the dramatic variety: Mam Tor and the Great Ridge rise directly northwest, Winnats Pass cuts through the limestone just up the road, and four show caverns—including Treak Cliff, the world's only working Blue John mine—are all within walking distance.

The site's 81 hardstanding pitches are a significant advantage in a valley that collects rain off the surrounding moors, keeping it usable year-round. All pitches come with electric hook-up, and facilities include showers, laundry, an on-site shop, LPG, and a children's play area. Dogs are welcome. Prices run from roughly £15–£16 per night with hook-up, plus charges per extra adult and child; awnings are included at no extra cost.

It's aimed squarely at caravans and motorhomes rather than tents. Castleton village is two minutes' walk, with pubs, cafes and the Blue John shops, while Hope station is a couple of miles down the valley for trains to Sheffield and Manchester. Book well ahead for summer and the popular Christmas lights period.