Ashover Showground May Day Bank Holiday

Marshals

Mike Raybold and Richard Patilla & Amy-Rose Eason

RALLY FEE £26.90 for 3 nights (Fri-Mon) or TBC for 4 nights (Fri-Tue)

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Rally Opens for Arrivals from 10.00am

Facilites:

• Fresh Water & Elsan - Yes
• Hardstanding - NO
• EHU - NO
• Toilets - NO
• Refuse Point - NO (take home, centre rules)

The village start their May Day celebrations on Saturday 4th May with the Ashover Brass Band playing.  On Monday 6th May various activities have been planned by the village, including a Parade, a Race to the Rock, various stalls, Brass Band, Children's entertainment, Climbing Wall, Street Dancing, Hobby Horse polo match, live band and much more!!  

See the flyer here:  (2) Derbyshire Centre Caravan and Motorhome Club | Facebook

One of the prettiest villages in Derbyshire, Ashover has a fascinating 15th century church, many historic buildings and stunning surrounding countryside.  Ashover lies in the valley of the River Amber, about half way between Chesterfield to the North and Matlock to the South. It has a long history dating back to the Saxons who called the village 'Essovre' - beyond the ash trees. The Domesday Book credited it with a church, a priest, several ploughs and a mill, with a taxable value of 30 shillings.

Amazingly, this tiny Derbyshire village played a very important role in the Battle of Agincourt in 1415. Traditionally bowmen from Ashover, Men of Asher as they were known, fought with Henry V at the famous battle. 

One of the local pubs, The Crispin, also has direct links to the momentous event in English history.

Directions:

Take the A632 out of Chesterfield towards Matlock. Just after the Marsh Green Farm Shop turn left in Kelstedge Village.

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