The Waterloo Inn — Restaurant in Derbyshire Dales

We stayed here on the campsite and ate in the pub as a set of friends with campervans. It is in the perfect location for trekkers to the dales with a lovely quiet campsite behind the beautiful old pub. The service was excellent - ringing up to arrange it was easy, reserving places for 5 campervans and and evening meal for 12 people. We turned up on the day and the service was excellent - finding us places to stay that suited us as a group and ensuring everything was as we wanted. There was hard standing for the vans and lovely grass between - you will need to have ramps as they are mostly on a small slope. The facilities are basic but well maintained with showers and toilets plus washing facilities. The pub is an ‘old’ type run by a lovely family going a family atmosphere with seating inside and out. The food is typical pub food but the quality is excellent and the service great also. The costs were excellent value also, @ £20/ night on the campsite (incl. electrics) and £15-20 per person for 2 course meal including drinks (beer/wine). We had a wonderful experience here - fully...

We stayed in our touring caravan on the small site situated at the back of the pub. Each pitch had a hardstanding with a grassy part beside. The grass was rather long and needed cutting. Our pitch was right behind the pub and was not very level. There was a reasonable space between pitches with plenty of room for an awning. The pub had Covid security in place with a one way system and hand sanitiser at the entrance. The toilets were cleaned very regularly. We didn't use the showers as we had our own but other members of our party did. There was a booking system so that they could be cleaned in between users. We didn't eat in the pub so I can't comment on the food. When the weather was good the beer garden was very busy. This is certainly the place to get away from it all as we had no TV, radio or phone signal. The Tissington Trail is just up the road as are several other lovely walks. We had a lovely Bank Holiday weekend walking our dogs, reading and listening...

This is our little hidden jewel! I have been camping for years and never found a place like this, from the beauty that surrounds you, the lovely locals and the owners- well what can I say! They go above and beyond to make sure your stay is perfect from bringing food to your tent, taking people to the other village near by at night because they were having such a good time in the pub they stayed until it was too dark to walk back!!

Excellent amenities- hot showers (with a heater inside for added comfort) outside wash facilities that are clean and hot running water, very clean toilets no matter what time it is!

I might add that this is a small family run campsite and what they achieve I’ve not experienced in much bigger sites! They are always booked up which tells me that they are doing everything right, don’t take my word for it- get yourselves there and really experience the beauty of our...