Whether you’re a family group, a solo traveller or a couple of friends, a caravan holiday has something for everyone. Brilliantly cost effective, caravanning opens up a world of possibilities where you can set your own rules and make lasting memories. Need more persuading? Check out our favourite reasons to caravan.

1. Take your home comforts with you

A caravan really is like a home from home. There is no need to adjust to your surroundings or figure out where everything is in a new space as you can bring what you like with you. The comfort and ease of having your own things allows you to properly relax and make the most of your getaway.

2. Closer to nature

Our super pitches at Farditch Farm are a far cry from minimalist camping, with immaculate shower and toilet facilities, WiFi and much more all included in the price. But there is still something special about waking up surrounded by fields and trees, and being in a caravan, you’re that bit closer to it all. As our caravan park is located near to Buxton, in the heart of the Peak District, there is loads to explore right on our doorstep, from walking and cycling trails to historic villages and stately homes.

3. Socialising

A popular reason to go on a caravan holiday is the opportunity to meet like minded and friendly individuals. Whether you’re looking to relax and just have a chat, or perhaps you’re keen to exchange walking routes, you’re sure to meet some friendly new faces.

4. Dog friendly

Fed up with struggling to find dog friendly accommodation? Consider a caravan! Most caravan sites are dog friendly which means you can avoid the kennel fees and have a happy pup by your side. Here at Endmoor Farm and Farditch Farm, it’s not just our caravan site that is dog friendly, we also welcome pets to all of our holiday cottages

5. Freedom

The real beauty of caravanning is the sense of freedom and the ability to travel from one place to the next. You can get away for a last minute weekend break, or plan an epic trip exploring different places along the way. As long as you have a road to travel on, you’re good to go!  

We hope we’ve opened your eyes to the wonderful world of caravanning! Farditch Farm caravan park has been designed as an uncrowded space that makes the most of its stunning surroundings. Each pitch has its own electricity and water supply, plus plenty of other extras included in the price, such as WiFi and a communal kitchen. Contact us to enquire and book your stay

Caxterway Cottage

Superb venue, perfect for a family gathering

Redhurst Cottage

A fabulous cottage and location with plenty of space. Well catered for and beautifully decorated – we will return!

Caxterway Cottage

Lovely house. Great location for walks. Church Inn good for pub meals very welcoming

Tagg Cottage

A fabulous week with plenty of places to visit, Lovely cottage

Moor Cottage

Loved cottage, great walking and wonderful weather!

The last school holiday before the summer is just around the corner. With the weather picking up at this time of year, the Spring half term is always a great opportunity to get out and about as a family. If you’re staying at our holiday cottages or caravan site this half term, be in the know with our round-up of the best events and activities in the Peak District.

Beside the Seaside at Crich Tramway village 26th May to 3rd June

This popular annual event promises to be fun for all the family. Crich village will be transformed into a family seaside resort, complete with a ‘beach’ area, where children can build their own sandcastles, fairground rides and Punch and Judy Shows! If that wasn’t enough to keep everyone entertained there will be a Woodland Walk, Sculpture Trail and unlimited vintage seaside tram rides into open countryside.

Bamford sheepdog trials at Hope Valley 28th May

Enjoy a slice of rural life with this great family day out. Watch skilled farmers and their dogs work to guide the sheep in the trials and enjoy delicious locally sourced refreshments. There will also be craft activities and a children’s play area to keep kids of all ages entertained.

Chatsworth House 26th May to 3rd June

A visit to Chatsworth House never disappoints. This half term they have a jam-packed calendar with an array of events and activities to suit children and adults alike. A main feature of the week will be a water spectacular in the gardens, with waterworks and features that are sure to delight. They’ll also be plenty to see and do in the farmyard, with a range of rural crafts, and why not meet a few birds of prey at the falconry?

Wildfamilies at The Roaches 28th May

These nature based activities take place in the stunning setting of The Roaches, a ridge above Leek and Tittesworth Reservoir with woodlands and panoramic views. With bug hunts and natural crafts, it’s a great way to get the kids interested in nature and exploring the outdoors. This event is free and there is no need to book.  

We hope you’re inspired to get out and enjoy what’s on offer in the Peak District this half term. If you are still looking for somewhere to stay during your May break, we’ve got accommodation to cater for all, from large groups to singles. Our availability is limited during this busy time of year, so don’t delay, contact us to book today.

Derby Cottage

Wonderful family get together cottages brilliantly appointed, thank you

Rakes Cottage

A wonderful, sunny bank holiday weekend. Cottage was perfect Thank you!!

Moor Cottage

Thank you so much for being so helpful in organising our family reuinion! We had an amazing time xxx