Contact Details:-

Mrs. M. Mycock.
Flagg Hall,
Flagg,
Buxton,
Derbyshire,
SK17 9QR.

Tel : 01298 85003
Fax : 01298 85253

The original Flagg Hall itself dates back to before the Domesday Book. The hall is not open to the public, but does have a working farm within its grounds. The family of Finney, who lived at the hall for many years, are believed to be descendants of the famous Fiennes family, of whom Baron John de Fiennes was awarded with the honour of "Warden of the Cinque Ports" in 1086 by none other than William the Conqueror. On the windowsill of the staircase in the hall, sits a human skull, reputed to be that of one of the Fynney doctors. It is said that it cannot be removed without weird and unexpected things happening!

Description of site:-

Situated in the centre of the Peak District National Park, midway between the market towns of Buxton and Bakewell, the flat 5 van site is in the parkland in front of the afore-mentioned Elizabethan manor house known as Flagg Hall, and has 7 hookups to give more choice of position. Quiet site in centre of a small village, 1 mile to the nearest pub (with restaurant). Excellent footpath network and one mile to Tissington Trail Cycle Route. Close to Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall. Pets welcome and small rallies welcome.

Onsite Facilities:-

5 Tourers/Motorhomes, 7 Hookups, Chemical Disposal Point, Dish-washing, Suitable for Disabled, Pets Allowed.

Offsite Facilities:-

Food Shop 2m, Gas 1.5m, Bar/Pub 1m, Restaurant 1m, Takeaway Food 2m, Laundrette 6m, Indoor Heated Pool 6m, Outdoor Heated Pool 9m, Tennis Courts 6m, Fishing 4m, Golf Course 6m, Horse Riding 3m, Water Sports 10m.

Open All Year, Fees from £6.50 inc. Hookup.

Directions to site:-

Take the A515 (Asbourne) from Buxton. After 5 miles pass Duke of York hotel on left, and take the next left in 50 yards. Follow road into village of Flagg (1 mile). At T junction in village turn right and then left into site after 150 yards.