We are a small, award winning, family run campsite just outside Alton in Staffordshire with glorious views over rolling countryside and the Weaver Hills and yet within easy reach of Alton Towers, the Peak District, the Staffordshire Way and the world famous Potteries. We are ideally located for adrenalin filled days at Alton Towers (2 miles), great walking and cycling from the gate, brilliant pubs and of course the Peak District National Park just 20 minutes away. 

We have 30 well spaced pitches (17 Hard Standing, 4 Super Grass and 9 Grass) all with  electric hook-up and stunning views over the Churnet Valley. Download our site map.

We welcome families, friends and couples and we offer Exclusive Use hiring for special occasions from family gatherings for a Big BIrthday to Weddings. Our guests love the open spaces for football, BBQs and fun. Please get in touch to discuss your special event.

Free WiFi now available.

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Reasons to visit Lower Micklin Touring Park

New Bus Service to Alton Towers: Starting Saturday 18 May 2019. Departs Lower Micklin bus stop at 07.40 and 10.25. Returns from Alton Towers at 15.45 and 17.30.   Journey time just 10 mins.( D&G Bus, Mossfield Road, Stoke-on-Trent, ST3 5BW   |   Telephone 01782 332337)

Fun Days Out: Alton Towers is just two miles away from us, home to CBeebies Land, the brand new Wicker Man ride and, of course, SCAREFEST. Also nearby is Monkey Forest, Trentham Gardens, Gladstone Pottery Museum and more.

Free minibus to local pub: The Bulls Head pub in the centre of Alton will provide transport to and from the pub in their luxury mini coach for groups. Booking essential on 01538 702307.The Bulls Head

Outdoor Life: We are located in the Staffordshire Peak District on the Staffordshire Way and just 20 minutes from the National Park itself and Dovedale. Enjoy stunning walking, cycling and National Trust properties.

Culture and History: There is a wealth of places to visit locally including Sudbury hall Museum of Childhood, Chatsworth House, Middleport Pottery (home of the Great British Pottery Throwdown), World of Wedgewood and the Churnet Valley Railway.