Rowter Farm
Derbyshire
Rowter Farm is a simple, scenic dog friendly campsite perched at the top of Winnats Pass, with sweeping views across the Hope Valley. It is a gem for those who like their camping back to basics, with a laid-back, back-to-nature feel and facilities that are well kept but unfussy. It is a firm favourite with hikers and campers who prefer their sites a little less polished.
Dogs are more than welcome and there is plenty of open space for them to stretch their legs and join long adventures from the gate. The vibe is relaxed throughout: friendly faces, stunning sunsets and easy access to some of the area's most beautiful walking trails right from the tent or van door. For owners who want a real Peak District experience with adventurous dogs, Rowter delivers.
At a Glance
- Dog Access
- On-lead on site
- Dog Fee
- Free
- Max Dogs
- 2
- Accommodation
- Tent, Motorhome
- Open Season
- March to October
- Site Size
- Small
- Price Band
- £ · Budget
- Booking
- Required
- Terrain
- Farm, Moorland
Bookings
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rowter Farm dog friendly?
Yes, Rowter Farm is a genuinely dog friendly campsite with an 8/10 rating on Wildpack Collective. Dogs are more than welcome here, with plenty of open space to stretch their legs and direct access to some of the Peak District's most beautiful walking trails right from your pitch. It's a particularly good fit for owners with adventurous, active dogs.
Are dogs allowed at Rowter Farm year round?
The listing doesn't specify seasonal restrictions on dogs, so it's worth contacting Rowter Farm directly to confirm availability for your planned dates. Given its laid-back, back-to-nature ethos and popularity with hikers and campers, it has the feel of a site that welcomes dogs as part of the package throughout the season.
What should I know before visiting Rowter Farm with my dog?
Rowter Farm sits at the top of Winnats Pass, so be aware that the approach road is steep and winding — the campsite advises following the brown campsite signs from Castleton rather than relying on sat-nav. Once you arrive, parking is right next to your pitch in the 2-acre field, which makes settling in with dogs easy. The facilities are basic but well kept, so it suits dogs and owners who are happy with a no-frills, outdoorsy experience.










