UKgeocachers

We are now set up in Ashbourne, Derbyshire

After our epic move (OK so it wasn't that epic but it was a pain moving house and business at the same time) we are in and settled. We still have some things to do yet but our plans are still on track.

Thank you to everyone who has visited us so far it was really nice to meet you all and put some faces to geocaching usernames. We hope to see you again soon.

Update

OK, so what have we done and where are we going? Well, we have finished our move and are consolodating things now.

Our front door is very much open to everyone and anyone passing, pop in for a chat and to get your hands on the things you see on our site. Whilst we are still very much mail order orientated our front office is starting to look the part and we plan to have our faster moving items out on display for you to see.

Being self employed and a mother of two I can only be here usually 10am until 3pm Mon-Fri, 10am - 1pm Sat. If you plan on visiting its best to ring to check I'm here or to let me know what time you are coming to make sure I'll be here when you get here. If you need anything in a hurry over the weekend just drop me an e-mail and I can open up for you if as I live locally.

Walk in shop opening times

• Mon-Thurs 9am - 4pm

• Fri 9am - 6pm

• Sat        10am - 5pm

What does the future hold?

Well we have our fingers in quite a few pies at the moment. Broadband is on its way in a few weeks time and at that point we will have a dedicated PC available for passing cachers to update their logs and finds whilst in the area - ideal if you are camping locally or on the campsite we are on. You will also be able to print cache pages out to continue on your way.

• We are negotiating with a few providers with a view to setting up a Wi-Fi hotspot here as well so you will be able to sit outside on a picnic bench logging your own finds on a laptop or Wi-Fi enabled gadget.
• Pocket stamps made while you wait- they only take a few minutes on our laser engraver.

In essence we have big plans afoot and would appreciate any feedback or ideas you have on how we can help local cachers.

Kathy