Lime Tree Park, Buxton It was lovely! You wouldn't have known you were only a bit out of Buxton - proper countryside, with cows and bunnies. We were on the field with EHUs which was great - generous pitches, and quite a long walk from the children's playground (always good news). The toilet block is fantastic - 3 showers per gender, so no queueing and the shower cubicles are really well designed so you have a dry bit behind a partition wall - no wet clothes. Toilets were immaculate, and there are two cubicles with sinks and mirrors so you can do your make-up without an audience. There is also a family room with a big walk in shower, toilet and sink and a separate room for baby changing. Only two washing up sinks, so there was a wait sometimes - and the water was incredibly hot, so much so that you couldn't hold the hot tap down (they were those that you have to press) with your hand.
The other field (without EHUs) looked a bit more cramped - with tents pitched closer together, and their shower/toilet block looked older - though, to be fair, I didn't go inside. That field was next to the children's play area - which was OK, not wildly exciting: couple of slides, climbing frame type thing, swings and a seesaw.
No bar or club house, which for me is a plus, as you don't get the drunken eejits tripping over your guy lines at 11.30 then. A small shop - newspapers and basic groceries, and camping spares. You can get gas refills too. There's also a launderette and a small games room with a snooker table (didn't go in there).
Everyone quietened down at a reasonable time - about 11 but the second night there was maintenance all night on the train track that runs alongside the site. That wouldn't be a regular occurence, I hope, but I was glad of my ear plugs. The reviews on UKCampsite say the site can be noisy with planes/trains/traffic though (apart from the track maintenance) I didn't notice any noise (our field was further from the road than the other one though).
Don't listen to the woman in the shop who tells you it's a 20 minute walk to Buxton - she must be a power walker as it took us an hour and a half and dh had to carry ds2 all the way back as he was too hot and too tired.
The only thing that made me grumpy all weekend were a few families who seemed to think the "dogs on a lead at all times" rule couldn't possibly mean their beloved pooches and let them wander all over. One dog cr@pped on the grass outside another tent and because it wasn't on a lead and its owners hadn't seen it they didn't clear it up . It wasn't my tent - I would have told them!
So, for a very convenient weekend away - yes, I'd definitely recommend it: we'll be going again.