Upper Booth Farm Campsite

A traditional, family-friendly National Trust campsite set on a working farm in the Upper Booth valley, directly below the heather-clad Kinder plateau. The Pennine Way passes through the farm, so it works well as a walking base or a peaceful overnight stop, with broad hill views from the fields and around 40 pitches for tents and campervans.

Quiet and fairly isolated, with open views up the valley and informal pitching across an upper and a lower field. Pitches are not marked out, and some ground slopes, so it is worth walking the field and picking your spot before unloading. Facilities are clean and modern in feel, and the setting stays peaceful, though bank holiday periods can be busier.

The approach is a narrow restricted road with limited passing places, unsuitable for large vehicles, then under a railway bridge and through Upper Booth farm; the campsite is just past the red phone box. Motorhomes are not allowed. By train, Edale Station on the Hope Valley line is a couple of miles away on foot, and there is no regular bus route in Edale. The camping fields are car-free: the lower field sits roughly 120 m from the car park and wheelbarrows are available for carrying gear.

• Heated facilities block with toilets, free hot showers, an accessible wet room, an outdoor washing-up area and a drying room.
• Small reception shop stocking basic camping supplies and OS maps, plus a bike wash.
• Dogs are welcome, with a large enclosed off-lead area; on lead elsewhere on site.
• General waste and recycling provided.
• Barbecues only if raised, in permitted fields. No campfires and no disposable barbecues.
• No electric hook-up, no Wi-Fi, no EV charging, and no chemical toilet disposal or onboard water service.
• Pitch size and equipment restrictions apply, so check what you are bringing before you book.