The centre is an ideal base from which to explore the Upper Derwent Valley and surrounding moorlands and staff can easily advise you on a wealth of …
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Oct 25, 2023
Very interesting place staff very helpful ,lots to see toilets available ,food good tad expensive ,shop and museum additional price and shop interesting things to buy.Full review by Ronald C
Sep 13, 2023
Lovely place to visit and walk around. There is a leaflet for sale called "dam builders to dambusters" for £4. Dont bother it's a total rip off at that price Full review by Peter D
Aug 13, 2023
Large pay and display carpark. Toilets. Big gift shop selling maps and guide books of the local area. Small outlet selling hot and cold refreshments. Full review by rayrest
how low is the water level at Derwent Village and how far to walk from visitor centre to the village remains please
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The level in the upper arm of Ladybower where the village of Derwent was situated is still covered as the level isn't low enough to see it. I haven't been to the upper Derwent …
The level in the upper arm of Ladybower where the village of Derwent was situated is still covered as the level isn't low enough to see it. I haven't been to the upper Derwent valley for a month but I rang the visitor centre at Fairholmes and they said Ladybower isn't that low at the moment 01433 659986 Howden is very low. The village is or was about half a mile below Fairholmes.
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