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About Beechwood Park
Beechwood Park is a 25 acre holiday and fishing park at Elvaston near Derby, sitting between Borrowash and Thulston. Six well stocked lakes offer around 170 pegs, catering for pleasure anglers, clubs and matches as well as complete beginners. A tackle shop at the head of the park sells bait including maggots, pellets, sweetcorn and luncheon meat, and accommodation ranges from log cabins and glamping pods to about 150 touring caravan and camping pitches with electric hook-up. The Grade II listed Elvaston Castle estate lies just over the road for non-fishing days. Contact the park for current day ticket prices and lake rules before travelling.
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Beechwood Park: frequently asked questions
Yes, Beechwood Park is a fishing venue in Derby, Derbyshire (postcode DE72 3EQ). Check the fishery website for current rules and bookings.
The venue itself is the most reliable source for current prices, day tickets and bookings: use the "Visit website" link on this page or call +44 7973 562689. Many East Midlands fisheries also post prices on their social media pages.
On rivers in England and Wales the coarse-fishing close season runs from 15 March to 15 June inclusive. Most stillwaters and canals, including commercial fisheries, stay open all year, though individual venues set their own rules, so check before travelling.
Yes, anyone aged 13 or over fishing for freshwater fish in England or Wales needs an Environment Agency rod licence, even on private waters like Beechwood Park. A 12-month 2-rod licence is £36.80 in 2026, and juniors aged 13–16 fish free but must register. Read our full guide at /blog/fishing-licence-uk-guide.
Plan your visit to Beechwood Park
Check the rules, grab a ticket, and go fishing. Confirm prices and opening times with the venue before travelling.
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