Frequently Asked Questions

From Dronfield Town

This page provides answers to frequently asked questions about Dronfield, a town in North East Derbyshire, England. The FAQs cover a range of topics, including general information, travel distances, local events, food and drink options, and historical details. Whether you're a resident, a visitor, or simply curious about Dronfield, this resource aims to provide helpful and accurate information about the town and its surroundings.

General Information

- Where is Dronfield?

 Dronfield is a town in North East Derbyshire, England, situated between Sheffield and Chesterfield, near the Peak District National Park.

- What county is Dronfield in?

 Dronfield is in Derbyshire, England.

- What is Dronfield like?

 Dronfield is a small market town offering historic charm, modern amenities, good schools, and proximity to the Peak District. It is often described as a pleasant and community-oriented place to live.

- Is Dronfield a nice place to live?

 Yes, Dronfield is considered a desirable location, with a strong sense of community, excellent amenities, and access to beautiful countryside.

- What is Park Avenue in Dronfield?

 Park Avenue is a residential street near the town center and local amenities.

- Where is Dronfield Woodhouse?

 Dronfield Woodhouse is a suburban area within Dronfield, located to the west of the town center.

Travel and Distance

- How far is Dronfield from Sheffield?

 Dronfield is approximately 8 miles (13 kilometers) south of Sheffield.

- How far is Dronfield from Chesterfield?

 Dronfield is about 6 miles (10 kilometers) north of Chesterfield.

- How far is Mexborough from Dronfield?

 Mexborough is approximately 25 miles (40 kilometers) northeast of Dronfield.

Events and Attractions

- When is the Dronfield Beer Festival 2024?

 The date for the 2024 Dronfield Beer Festival has not been officially announced yet. Check local listings or the festival's website for updates.

- Where are the fairy houses in Frith Wood, Dronfield?

 Fairy houses in Frith Wood are decorative structures placed as part of a local woodland trail. They can be found along the walking paths.

Food and Drink

- Where to eat in Dronfield?

 Dronfield offers a variety of dining options, including pubs, restaurants, and cafes. Popular venues include The Blue Stoops, The Green Dragon, and Ferndale Garden Centre.

- What real ales are in the pubs in Dronfield?

 Dronfield's pubs often feature a rotating selection of real ales. For current offerings, check directly with individual establishments.

- Where can I buy duck eggs in Dronfield?

 Duck eggs are typically available at local farm shops, markets, or specialty grocery stores in the area.

- When is the next pie night at the Tea Rooms at Barlow, Dronfield?

 Contact the Tea Rooms at Barlow directly for the next scheduled pie night.

History and Infrastructure

- When was the Dronfield bypass built?

 The Dronfield bypass, part of the A61 road, was completed in the early 1970s to reduce traffic congestion in the town center.