Leek Family Camping & Caravanning Holidays, Staffordshire*
Blackshaw Grange, Blackshaw Moor, Leek, Staffordshire
This campsite in Leek is a great base to explore the Peaks open from 1st January - 31st December 2011
We are delighted to offer 50 family and child friendly campsites - specifically selected for us by the Camping and Caravanning Club. We don't have a personal review for Leek as we haven't visited yet, so if you require further information please visit the owner's website by clicking the top right button and please do bear with us until we visit all these sites.
The Camping and Caravanning Club recognises how important it is for campers especially with children to find clean amenity blocks with a high standard of fixtures and fittings. All sites highlighted have additional on-site laundry facilities, just in case your brood happen to have fun frolicking in the mud! Your pitch will be available after noon on your arrival day and you will need to vacate it before noon on your last days stay.
The children's outdoor playground should help keep little ones entertained whilst parents need a breather or while tea is being prepared.
The Threshing Barn sells home-reared lamb and rare breed pork. Farmers' Markets are held monthly in Bakewell, Matlock, Buxton, Castleton and Whaley Bridge.
Things to do with Kids and Family Days Out in Staffordshire
Foxfield Railway runs steam trains through five-and-a-half miles of north Staffordshire - a superb way to enjoy the area's most beautiful scenery. Hire a bike to take the scenic Manifold cycle track. It follows the route of the former Leek and Manifold light railway.
Alton Towers is a theme park for all ages. It has many shows, rides and gardens along with a Caribbean lagoon-style Waterpark. The spectacular Chatsworth House, with its garden, farmyard and adventure playground is worth a visit. Speedwell Cavern is one of the Peak District's amazing caves. Visitors can explore it by boat.
Nearby Tittesworth reservoir has an adventure playground, barbecue area and footpaths around the water. Rudyard Lake has a miniature, narrow gauge steam railway.