About Yew Tree Farm Touring and Camping
Yew Tree Farm Touring and Camping is a farm-based touring and camping site located in Wetton near Ashbourne, in the Peak District area of Derbyshire, United Kingdom. The site offers grass pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes on a working farm in scenic countryside close to popular walking routes such as Thor’s Cave and Dovedale, with basic facilities including toilets, showers and dishwashing areas. It is marketed through camping platforms as a peaceful, spacious site with views, friendly farm animals and easy access to local pubs and walking trails.([ukcampsite.co.uk](https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/location.asp?revid=22084&utm_source=openai))
A cardholder might see a charge from “SUMUP*YEW TREE FARM TOU ASHBOURNE” after paying for a camping or touring pitch, related extras (such as additional guests, dogs, firepit hire) or possibly a booking deposit taken on arrival or at check-in. Because the farm takes card payments using the SumUp point-of-sale system, the descriptor includes the processor prefix (“SUMUP*”) followed by an abbreviated version of the campsite name (“YEW TREE FARM TOU”) and the town name Ashbourne. Depending on the booking platform, you may be charged in advance for all nights, or charged on-site when you arrive.([ukcampsite.co.uk](https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=22084&utm_source=openai))
If you’re unsure about this charge, start by checking any recent bookings you or your household made for camping or touring near Ashbourne or the Peak District, including reservations via sites like Pitchup or UKCampsite, and match the date and amount to your confirmation emails or texts. Look for the name “Yew Tree Farm Touring and Camping” or similar in your booking paperwork. If something doesn’t look right, contact the campsite using the phone or email details provided in your booking confirmation or on the listing where you booked; they can look up your stay by name, dates and last four digits of your card. If you still suspect fraud, contact your card issuer, but be aware that small differences in the descriptor (e.g., inclusion of “SUMUP*” or “TOU”) are normal for legitimate campsite charges.([ukcampsite.co.uk](https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/location.asp?revid=22084&utm_source=openai))