Accommodation options in the Peak District
More than half of the listings (57.88%) in Peak District National Park are house rentals. They are the most prevalent holiday lettings on offer there. The average nightly cost of house rentals there is £158, and their size, on average, is 98 m². Furthermore, this category of property is usually an excellent option for medium-sized groups and families, since the majority of house rentals can accommodate at least 5 people. If you would prefer something else, you can compare many other offers, including hotel rooms, which are another popular property type in Peak District National Park. These properties cost £174 a night, on average, and have an average size of 16 m².
Explore the great outdoors with holiday cottages and cosy lodges in the Peak District
There's a huge variety of accommodation available in the Peak District. Choose from traditional, charming stone cottages, modern apartments, or rustic log cabins. Renting your own holiday letting will give you a comfortable base to make the most of the stunning landscapes.
Art & Culture
Art and history in Buxton: Regal homes and local theatre
Situated just outside the charming town of Buxton, Lyme Hall is the stately home was featured in the BBC's Pride and Prejudice. Take a stroll around its lavish gardens like Elizabeth Bennet, or marvel at the house's vast collection of art work and sculptures.
The Buxton Opera House is at the heart of the town. It regularly plays host to national touring operas like Tosca, and musicals such as Footloose. Their winter calendar features an array of pantomimes suitable for the whole family.
Family Activities
Underground exploring and animal encounters
Delve underground and explore the caves at Poole's Cavern. With frequent tours, you and your family can become intrepid adventurers for the afternoon.
Get close to all of your favourite animals at Peak Wildlife Park. Whether it's helping the park keepers at feeding time, or playing with a Humboldt penguin, it's bound to be a day the kids won't forget. If you plan on sticking around, a Peak Season Pass offers unlimited re-entry for a year.
Local Attractions
Outdoor adventures: Hiking and cycling in the Peak District
Dovedale is in the midst of the Peak District's rolling hills. Little ones (or the young at heart) can traverse the stepping stones across the River Dove. For avid hikers, the trail up to Thorpe Cloud hill begins at the car park. At its peak expect spectacular views across Derbyshire.
The idyllic Monsal trail is 8.5 miles long and runs from Bakewell to just east of Buxton. It's a great day out for a leisurely walk or an adventurous afternoon of cycling with the family. Bikes can be rented at the beginning of the trail.
