Hankin Farm Campsite

Going forward the main party leader will need to present a form of identification that confirms their name and address on arrival, without this unfortunately we will be unable to allow you to stay on site. Thanks Hankin Farm Campsite

Whatstandwell festival starts today, come along for a great weekend

It’s the Whatstandwell Festival this Friday and Saturday, come over for some real ale and live music.

Hi everyone, it’s been a while since our last post. The campsite is now fully open for another season with a few small changes. The prices have had a small increase but showers are now free, the new prices are detailed in the services section of our Facebook page. We have wood for sale at £4 a bag but must stress fires are used at your own risk and must be kept off the ground! We have fire pits available if needed which are free to use with a £20 deposit which will be returned to you once the fire pit is returned to us, anyone with a fire on the ground will be asked to leave. Thanks Hankin Farm Campsite

It's Barn Fest this weekend peeps! Day tickets are just £18.50 including one nights camping or £30 for a weekend tickets inc two nights camping. We have clothing & jewellery stalls, hot food vendors and a licensed bar. Get your tickets at www.barn-fest.com.

It's the Whatstandwell Festival this weekend, Fri 23rd & Sat 24th of June. Come over for some great live music & real ales

Last minute decision to go camping for the bank holiday weekend and Hankin farm had pitches available. Was only 1hr drive away. The campsite was a simple sloping field with amazing views, a shower block, Loos & pot washing area. We all loved it. Everyone there was friendly, there’s a stream running along the edge of the field with a rope swing! Would definitely recommend it, even our teenager enjoyed herself

Its quite friendly lots of room to play games with children and young people. Lovely views over the Derwent valley you can get a big breakfast down the road at the family tree sells excellent food up the road for a pint and a meal in the evening at The Bear do an Excellent Sunday Lunch but you have to book to ensure a place very popular place with the locals lots of choice of meats rare medium and welldone meat lamb turkey beef pork .lots to do round this area Matlock Crich Tramway Alton towers Gulivers kingdom Ashborne stepping stones thorpe cloud nine ladies Bakewell Belper River gardens Chesterfield Hartington Wirksworth to name but a few i could go on and on but its a good base to head off for an adventure with your family or stop around here and go to shinning cliff woods which is brill the walks in there are amazing ending up at ambergate for lunch at Hurt Arms back on A6 home by the River Derwent ������������

Fabulous views of Crich Tower and Derwent valley as the site is on an elevated position, lots of walks from the site both to Ambergate, Cromford, Crich, Wirksworth, Alderwasley village, lovely farm owners who are very helpful and friendly alongside many friendly van owners and campers. Very laid back, very relaxed. Fabulous starry skies on a clear night

great campsite,very basic no hook ups but has showers toilets and washing up area,not to mention the stunning views including crich stand .

stayed in my trailer tent for weekend last summer,was peaceful to say the least and the owners are friendly too dont bother you once you arrive

recommend to basic campers or any campers

Last minute decision to go camping for the bank holiday weekend and Hankin farm had pitches available. Was only 1hr drive away. The campsite was a simple sloping field with amazing views, a shower block, Loos & pot washing area. We all loved it. Everyone there was friendly, there’s a stream running along the edge of the field with a rope swing! Would definitely recommend it, even our teenager enjoyed herself

Its quite friendly lots of room to play games with children and young people. Lovely views over the Derwent valley you can get a big breakfast down the road at the family tree sells excellent food up the road for a pint and a meal in the evening at The Bear do an Excellent Sunday Lunch but you have to book to ensure a place very popular place with the locals lots of choice of meats rare medium and welldone meat lamb turkey beef pork .lots to do round this area Matlock Crich Tramway Alton towers Gulivers kingdom Ashborne stepping stones thorpe cloud nine ladies Bakewell Belper River gardens Chesterfield Hartington Wirksworth to name but a few i could go on and on but its a good base to head off for an adventure with your family or stop around here and go to shinning cliff woods which is brill the walks in there are amazing ending up at ambergate for lunch at Hurt Arms back on A6 home by the River Derwent ������������

Fabulous views of Crich Tower and Derwent valley as the site is on an elevated position, lots of walks from the site both to Ambergate, Cromford, Crich, Wirksworth, Alderwasley village, lovely farm owners who are very helpful and friendly alongside many friendly van owners and campers. Very laid back, very relaxed. Fabulous starry skies on a clear night

great campsite,very basic no hook ups but has showers toilets and washing up area,not to mention the stunning views including crich stand .

stayed in my trailer tent for weekend last summer,was peaceful to say the least and the owners are friendly too dont bother you once you arrive

recommend to basic campers or any campers

Last minute decision to go camping for the bank holiday weekend and Hankin farm had pitches available. Was only 1hr drive away. The campsite was a simple sloping field with amazing views, a shower block, Loos & pot washing area. We all loved it. Everyone there was friendly, there’s a stream running along the edge of the field with a rope swing! Would definitely recommend it, even our teenager enjoyed herself

Its quite friendly lots of room to play games with children and young people. Lovely views over the Derwent valley you can get a big breakfast down the road at the family tree sells excellent food up the road for a pint and a meal in the evening at The Bear do an Excellent Sunday Lunch but you have to book to ensure a place very popular place with the locals lots of choice of meats rare medium and welldone meat lamb turkey beef pork .lots to do round this area Matlock Crich Tramway Alton towers Gulivers kingdom Ashborne stepping stones thorpe cloud nine ladies Bakewell Belper River gardens Chesterfield Hartington Wirksworth to name but a few i could go on and on but its a good base to head off for an adventure with your family or stop around here and go to shinning cliff woods which is brill the walks in there are amazing ending up at ambergate for lunch at Hurt Arms back on A6 home by the River Derwent ������������

Fabulous views of Crich Tower and Derwent valley as the site is on an elevated position, lots of walks from the site both to Ambergate, Cromford, Crich, Wirksworth, Alderwasley village, lovely farm owners who are very helpful and friendly alongside many friendly van owners and campers. Very laid back, very relaxed. Fabulous starry skies on a clear night

great campsite,very basic no hook ups but has showers toilets and washing up area,not to mention the stunning views including crich stand .

stayed in my trailer tent for weekend last summer,was peaceful to say the least and the owners are friendly too dont bother you once you arrive

recommend to basic campers or any campers