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Campervan Spots Near Sheffield.
Hidden beauty spots within 50 miles of Sheffield, found and shared by the Pullover van life community. Sorted by distance.
Rother Valley Country Park
A park full of beautiful views, cafe and wildlife.
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Robin Hood's Cave
A gritstone cave with a grand view on Stanage Edge.
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Stanage Edge
Five miles of gritstone edge above the Hope Valley. One of England's great moorland walks.
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Surprise View, Hathersage
Drive up, step out, and Hope Valley suddenly appears below you. The name says it all.
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Froggatt Edge
5.0 ★ (1 review)
A gritstone edge with breathtaking panoramic views and well maintained paths
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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.
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Ladybower Reservoir
5.0 ★ (1 review)
Vast reservoir in the Upper Derwent Valley. Submerged villages, Dambusters history, and big moorland views.
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Bagshawe Cavern
A show cave near Bradwell with deep natural passages.
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Devil's Arse (Peak Cavern)
Britain's largest cave entrance, in Castleton.
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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
Winnats Pass View Point
A steep limestone gorge with towering rock faces. One of the Peak District's most dramatic drives.
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Treak Cliff Cavern
A Castleton cavern with vivid Blue John and stalactites.
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Creswell Crags Car Park
A spectacular limestone gorge riddled with ice age caves. Utterly underrated and completely free to park.
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Blue John Cavern
A Castleton show cave famous for its rare Blue John stone.
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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.
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Eldon Hole
The Peak's deepest open pothole, on Eldon Hill.
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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
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Lumsdale Waterfall and Mill Ruins
Spectacular falls and best preserved water powered industrail archaelogical site
DRB-029
Kinder Downfall
The Peak District's tallest waterfall, on Kinder Scout.
DRB-031
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
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Lathkill Dale Waterfall
A gentle limestone-dale fall with crystal-clear water.
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Clumber Park, Sherwood Forest
4,000 acres of former ducal estate with a serpentine lake, Gothic chapel, and total tranquility.
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Holme Moss Summit
The view from the summit is stunning! You can see for miles on a clear day.
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Arbor Low Stone Circle and Gib Hill Barrow
4.0 ★ (1 review)
A well preserved Neolithic henge and burial long Barrow.
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