A silver Hyundai car ended up on top of two caravans after crashing at the Glossop Caravans site.
The incident at the showroom off the A57 at Brookfield happened at around 2pm on Saturday afternoon (2 July).
Fortunately, nobody was injured.
A member of the public who witnessed the crash said on Facebook: "My husband and I were there when it happened. We had just bought a caravan and was just about to leave and the car just came right out of the bushes.
"We ended up staying another four hours as it was blocked off. Luckily everyone was okay. Glossop emergency services and all the staff at Glossop Caravans were brilliant."
A spokesperson for Glossop Fire Station said: "We were called at 2.07pm to reports of an RTC. On arrival, crews found a car on top of two caravans which had happened due to a mishap trying to park in the car park.
"An aerial ladder platform from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service and a Major Rescue Unit from Staveley Fire Station assisted with the extrication and stability of the vehicle. All persons safe and well. Chapel On Call Fire Station also attended."
Images: Glossop Fire Station
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