Does Laneside Caravan Park allow dogs?

Yes, dogs are welcome at Laneside Caravan Park.

What kind of stays does Laneside Caravan Park offer?

Tent, Motorhome, Glamping, by a river.

How much does Laneside Caravan Park cost?

Mid-range pricing. Check the owner's site for current rates.

East Midlands•Derbyshire•53.345° N, 1.735° W

Laneside Caravan Park

Third-generation family site on the River Noe in the heart of Hope Valley, five minutes' walk from the pub and the Peak District on the doorstep.

Laneside has been doing this since the 1950s and it shows in the best way. The site sits beside the River Noe with Mam Tor rising ahead and Win Hill and Lose Hill framing the valley on either side. Three generations of the same family run it, and the difference between a family-run site and a managed site is exactly this: staff who know the area, care about the facilities, and keep improving the place year on year.

The pitch range covers tents, touring caravans, motorhomes, and glamping cabins, so it works for first-timers and regulars alike. New heated toilet blocks and showers have been receiving consistent praise. There's a small on-site shop for basics, a laundry room, and the site runs occasional pop-up food events including a Saturday bar and visiting food trucks. Hope village is a five-minute walk for pubs and cafes, and Castleton with its show caves is about 30 minutes away.

The setting earns its place in the catalogue: Hope Valley is one of the Peak District's most accessible and best-loved valleys, and the site is well-positioned for the ridge walks up to Mam Tor, Win Hill, and Lose Hill. Mountain biking around the valley is equally well-served. Dogs are welcome throughout.

“A well-run, long-established riverside site in Peak District proper, that earns its reputation through family ownership, improving facilities, and a setting that gives walkers and cyclists a genuinely good base.”

Why it made the cut

Riverside setting in Hope Valley with views to Mam Tor, Win Hill, and Lose Hill
Family-run since the 1950s, now third generation, with consistently praised staff
Five-minute walk to Hope village pubs and cafes, close to Castleton and Dark Peak trails
Mixed pitch types including tents, modern heated facilities, and occasional pop-up food events

The Feeling

Curated rustic · Mixed tempo

Mam tor on the horizonRiver at the edgeThird generation ownershipPop up saturday barValley walking from the gate

Good For

Family
Dog holiday
Solo

Best For

Riverside pitches with hardstanding and grass options in Peak District countryside
Families with kids' play area, glamping cabins, and modern heated toilet blocks
Dog owners with dedicated pet-friendly policy and river-side walking access

In Campr's collections

Riverside sleepsThe River Noe runs alongside the site, with Mam Tor visible from the pitches and Hope Valley walks starting from the gate.
Slow familyThird-generation family ownership, a kids' play area, a small on-site shop, and Hope village five minutes' walk away make this a relaxed base for families of all ages.
Dog holiday hqDogs are welcome throughout, the riverside setting gives immediate walking access, and Hope's dog-friendly pubs are a five-minute stroll.

Facilities

Showers

Toilets

Electric hookup

Wi-Fi

Shop

Pub

Laundry

Quick answers

Does Laneside Caravan Park allow dogs?: Yes, dogs are welcome at Laneside Caravan Park.
What kind of stays does Laneside Caravan Park offer?: Tent, Motorhome, Glamping, by a river.
How much does Laneside Caravan Park cost?: Mid-range pricing. Check the owner's site for current rates.
Where is Laneside Caravan Park?: Station Rd, Hope, Hope Valley S33 6RR, UK.