Grin Low

Solomon’s Temple, a tower built in 1896 at the site’s highest point, provides fantastic views of the surrounding countryside.

Facilities include a picnic site, car park, toilets (including toilets for disabled people), and caravan site run by the Camping & Caravanning Club.

With woodland walks, open grassland spaces and some of Derbyshire’s finest wild flower pastures, along with a Caravan Club site there is something for everyone whether you are a local or visitor.

Walk up Grin Low to Solomon’s Temple (439meters above sea level) for a superb vantage point and picnic area where the fascinating history of industrial lime burning is explained. Stroll along the shady pathways of Grin Low woods and look out for birds, animals and rare plants.

Visit Poole’s Cavern show cave for its incredible stalactites and stalagmites. Tours are available throughout the season and by arrangement in winter.

For details about the Grinlow Caravan Club Site (for camping and caravanning from Easter until October) please call: 01298 77735.

For details of Pooole’s cavern please call: 01298 26978