Situated on the edge of the Peak District National Park, the land on which New House Farm stands has a rich and exciting history. People have worked this land from prehistoric times, leaving many traces visible on the farm. This sense of history gives the farm a remarkable atmosphere that is almost timeless.

We are a working organic family farm offering a ‘back to basics camping experience - and now have 2 gorgeous handmade yurts. Our limited facilities are offset by the panoramic views of the Peak District National Park and stunning sunsets to the west.

We have 2 unique eco-yurt stays, both come fully equipped with comfy beds, log burners, furniture, equipped kitchen with stove, cooking ware and drinking water sink, solar lighting, outdoor standing BBQ, large circle fire pit and a compost loo and hot shower! We hope to have our homemade log burning sauna ready for Autumn 2022.

Basic camping at New House Farm means cold water, compost loos, no showers, and meeting the very free-range animals and poultry. No electricity hook-up, enjoy the sounds of the countryside without your hair dryer or DAB radio.

At New House Farm we care about food production. We’re concerned about animal welfare. We’re passionate about preserving the environment around us and creating a sustainable industry, and we understand the important link between the food we eat and our health. Our organic produce includes beef and lamb, plus pork products from a local farm. We can also supply salad in season from the farm. Our very free-range chickens roost in the sycamore tree in the garden and lay fabulous eggs - we also sell our duck and goose eggs in season.

Conservation is important. We have wildflower meadows, ancient pasture land with ridge and furrow, newly planted woodland and hedgerows, a new pond, willow beds.

We have also put together an archaeology trail with an accompanying guide book that you can use on your visit to explore the land in more detail and 'read the landscape' to discover over 4000 years of human activity.

NOTES The yurts came as a unit, and the prices do not change according to capacity, whether you are 1 or 6, the price is the same. However, for camping we charge per person per night: £10 for adults, £4 for children. (No charge for children under 3 years old.) Fire pits are provided free of charge, and wood is available to purchase. Fresh produce is available from the farm shop

Well behaved dogs are allowed but must be supervised at all times.