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Campervan Spots Near Derby.
Hidden beauty spots within 50 miles of Derby, found and shared by the Pullover van life community. Sorted by distance.
Allestree Park
Stunning, 320-acre wide open park, with a 7-acre lake - full of wildlife.
DRB-035
Elvaston Castle Country Park
5.0 ★ (1 review)
A stunning park, surrounding the amazing Elvaston Castle, which is often open to the public. With shows on nearby too
DRB-036
St Chad's Water
5.0 ★ (1 review)
Hidden in a spot, near Draycott in Derbyshire- this is a stunning local nature reserve. Built on a former gravel pit.
DRB-037
Belper River Gardens
5.0 ★ (1 review)
Beautifully maintained river gardens with cafe, bandstand and kids play area. It’s a peaceful place to enjoy sitting by the River Derwent and watching the world go by, with the old east mill overlook
DRB-010
Shipley Country Park
Immersive parkland with well maintained paths and offers extensive exploration.
DRB-020
Wyver Lane, Nature Reserve
5.0 ★ (1 review)
Park up at the mill and walk the lane. By the time you reach the hide, the rest of the world has disappeared.
DRB-001
Waingroves Community Woodland
A little known gem of a well maintained community woodland and parkland
DRB-016
Shining Cliff Woods
Woodland walks with an interesting history
DRB-017
Alport Heights
Grassy Hill top with extensive valley vistas, picnic spot and old quarry nearby
DRB-018
StarDisc (Amphitheatre)
A 21st century illuminated (at night) stone circle and celestial amphitheatre
DRB-019
Sheepwash Car Park- Carsington Water
Stunning views of Carsington, away from the main visitor site
DRB-015
Lumsdale Waterfall and Mill Ruins
Spectacular falls and best preserved water powered industrail archaelogical site
DRB-029
Dovedale Stepping Stones
A limestone gorge straight out of Tolkien. Pull up, walk ten minutes, and prepare to be speechless.
DRB-003
Newstead Abbey Waterfall
A waterfall in the grounds of Byron's historic abbey.
NTT-003
Rowtor Rocks
A gritstone of interlocking natural and manmade tunnels and caverns with carvings, symbols, and pictures. Associated with Druids but not confirmed. It is a place of mystery and magic
DRB-033
Nine Ladies Stone Circle and nearby Reform Tower
A small early Bronze Age stone circle, traditionally believed to depict nine ladies turned to stone for dancing on a Sabbath. An historical landmark in England
DRB-014
Thors Cave, Manifold Valley
A jaw-dropping cave mouth set into a limestone cliff above the Manifold Valley. Free, wild, and genuinely spectacular.
STA-002
Arbor Low Stone Circle and Gib Hill Barrow
4.0 ★ (1 review)
A well preserved Neolithic henge and burial long Barrow.
DRB-011
Lathkill Dale Waterfall
A gentle limestone-dale fall with crystal-clear water.
DRB-032
Monsal Head Viewpoint
5.0 ★ (1 review)
One of the most photographed views in England. Pull up, order a pint, and watch the light fall across Monsal Viaduct.
DRB-005
Curbar Edge
Stunning views across the Derwent Valley, looking across Chatsworth and local area. There's lots of walking and climbing routes, so perfect to take a picnic along too.
DRB-012
Longstone Edge Layby, above Great Longstone
A free roadside layby above the Longstone villages with panoramic White Peak views that almost nobody knows about.
DRB-002
Cannock Chase, Marquis Drive
Wild AONB heathland with ridge views, ancient forest, and the best deer spotting in the Midlands.
STA-003
Chrome Hill Pull-in, Hollinsclough
The Dragon's Back ridge above the upper Dove valley. Remote, quiet, and genuinely special.
STA-006