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We warmly welcome you to The Royal Oak, a charming country pub and the perfect base for exploring the delights of the southern Peak District.
The Royal Oak's open fires and hidden corners are a welcoming sight for all tired walkers craving a well earned pint, families on a day out in search of a friendly haven or 'Foodies' after some great homemade dishes. Proper food, generous portions and sensible prices are what make The Royal Oak so special.
We take great pride in offering a very traditional style of hospitality complete with cosy pub atmosphere, good company, cask-conditioned ales, a fine selection of wines and a menu of hearty English pub food. Open every day from 12 noon until 9pm means you can sit back and enjoy the unique atmosphere at 'The Oak' anytime.
For those who'd like to linger longer, the choice of camping accommodation is available.
The Royal Oak camping grounds are situated to the rear of the pub. The picturesque campsite has 20 pitches on two levels with direct access to the Tissington and High Peak Trail. Access to the camping field is via a standard five-bar gate. The campsite has a unisex toilet and shower block with inside and outside washing up facilities - please note there is no electric hook up or hard core standing.
Please note we do not allow motorhomes we only accept small camper-vans. Nothing larger than a VW camper will be admitted on to the site as we cannot guarantee access due to weather conditions. On bank holiday weekends we do have a minimum stay of 3 nights.
We only accept small campervans up to 5.3m.
During our low season (Nov - Mar) we operate on limited pitches and facilities.
Hardstanding pitch in our campsite car park. Car park on a slight gradient so would recommend bringing levellers. We do have some levellers onsite which you are welcome to use.
Maximum 1 tent per pitch. We only accept campervans up to 5.3m.
During our low season (Nov-Mar) we operate on limited pitches and facilities. No cars to be parked on the pitch during this time. Cars must be left in the campsite carpark.
Includes a picnic bench and fire pit for your private use. Maximum 1 tent per pitch. Cars to be parked in the campsite carpark.
During our low season (Nov-Mar) we operate on limited pitches and facilities.
No cars to be parked on the pitch during this time.
Cars must be left in the campsite carpark.
All reviews featured on Campstead.com have been submitted by genuine customers who have stayed at the park.
Fantastic location and a pub that serves outstanding food...however in a review I made in 2023, I pointed out that the showers are tepid and the steps down to the lower field are slippy in the wet and need the chicken wire replacing. I received apologies and promises that this would be looked into but unfortunately nothing has changed.
Great food, great staff and good location
Great priced pitches, toilets and showers are clean, great place for walking as it is on the Tissington Trail plus there is a public footpath to another pub that has sports on the TV and pool tables. Lovely food at the pub, but a booking is essential as it's very busy but also dog friendly. This is our second stay, would recommend for a night away.
We love this campsite. It’s small and friendly and a great location for walking and exploring.
We had a great stay at the Royal Oak campsite, spacious pitch, well looked after, toilets and showers very clean.
Great place friendly staff, the site is well spaced it has a shower and toilet block.. which beats a porter potty any day of the week.Pub is reasonably priced and the food is very good.Weve stayed there twice now and i have no doubt we will be staying there again next year.
I stayed at the campsite at The Royal Oak after walking the Tissingom Ashbourne Trail from Ashbourne. The staff were very friendly and nk nknk helpful when I booked in for my camp for the night. The camping pitch was level and spacious and it had a path which conveniently led directly to the High Peak Trail. The shower and toilet were a short walk from the pitch and were spotlessly clean. I booked a table in the restaurant for my evening meal and I had lamb's liver and mash followed by sticky toffee pudding and custard. My complements to the chef, both dishes were delicious. The only downside of my stay was that I misplaced my trekking poles and I had to change my walking route the next day. I think that I had one Guinness too many. I will definitely be visiting again. Thank you. Jean Pierre Laurent.
No complaints about the facilities but £40 for a the superior pitch (just an extra pit and picnic bench) is a little expensive. The pub food was very nice though so would return for food for sure
Just one nights camping and an evening meal. Food excellent, Camping not so good due to inadequate sleeping bag.
Location good campsite small but lovely and pub was fantastic
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