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Explore the great outdoors with holiday cottages and cosy lodges in the Peak District
The natural beauty and romantic countryside of central England is well known, but there's plenty more to enjoy. Cosy holiday cottages and spacious lodges in the Peak District give you the comforts of home in a picturesque location, with wonderful walking trails at your doorstep. They also offer you the chance to taste the Peak District's rich culinary heritage and famous local products.
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.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in the Peak District
Our filters will help you find the ideal accommodation in Peak District National Park. Most of the properties in Peak District National Park include internet or TVs, which makes it a great holiday destination if you need internet access during your holidays or you never miss an episode of your favourite show. You can also search for a property if you want a rental with a pool , as 170 of the offers there include pools.
Price and Availability Index for Peak District National Park
Holiday Letting Price Information in the Peak District
This graph displays the average prices for the next twelve months in the Peak District. The most expensive prices are in December (24/12 - 31/12). Prices reach an average of £183 per night. However, in November (12/11 - 19/11), prices decrease to an average of £92 per night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in the Peak District
Find out the percentage of available rentals & cottages in the Peak District with the graph above. So far, the week with the least available rentals in the Peak District is in July (30/07 - 06/08). It is easier to find a rental during one week of November (26/11 - 03/12), when only 18% of the holiday lettings on offer are booked.
The Weather in the Peak District
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Check out the climate diagram for Peak District National Park. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 2° in January. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is April.
7-Day Weather Forecast in the Peak District
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Tue, 17 May
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Wed, 18 May
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Thu, 19 May
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Fri, 20 May
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Sat, 21 May
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Sun, 22 May
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Accommodation options for your holiday in the Peak District
Many of the listings (68.36%) in Peak District National Park are cottage. They are the most prevalent holiday lettings on offer there. The average nightly cost of cottage there is £174, and their size, on average, is 107 m². Furthermore, this category of property is usually an excellent option for medium-sized groups and families, since the majority of cottage can accommodate at least 5 people. If you would prefer something else, you can compare many other offers, including apartment rentals, 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 54 m².
Where to find the best food in the Peak District?
Famous fare: what to eat in the Peak District
A cottage holiday in the Peak District doubles as a delicious food escape. Enjoy homely pubs, cute cafes, farmers markets, and highly renowned fine-dining restaurants showcasing the rich array of quality local produce. The chic Cocina at Casa Hotel is one such establishment, while the elegant, award-winning East Lodge Restaurant in Matlock presents traditional British fare. The Dining Hall at the World of Wedgwood offers contemporary cuisine based on the original Barlaston workers' canteen, which is served, of course, on the finest Wedgwood china. Head to The Cow at Dalbury Lees for an exquisite, award-winning luxury gastropub dinner, or visit the authentic old Roston Inn for an honest, hearty pub meal.
You shouldn't leave the Peak District without trying some of its many iconic local products. Top of the bill are Bakewell Tart and Bakewell Pudding, from the picturesque old market town of Bakewell on the River Wye. Buxton Pudding is another delectable local dessert. And no self-respecting gingerbread lover would miss a trip to Ashbourne to try its famous, treacle-filled treats at the Ashbourne Gingerbread Shop, which dates back to 1492. You'll find these tasty baked goods, along with fresh local produce, at bustling farmers markets every week or month in the towns of Buxton, Leek, Hathersage, Chesterfield, Wirksworth, Bakewell, Belper, Matlock, and Swadlincote.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Peak District National Park?
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.
What are the best activities for families in the Peak District?
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.
Where are the unique attractions in the Peak District?
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a holiday home in the Peak District?
On average, a Cottage or Apartment rentals in the Peak District costs £37 per night.
How many holiday homes are available to book in the Peak District?
There are currently 2,248 holiday homes in the Peak District to browse and book for your next trip.
What is the most popular holiday home amenity in the Peak District?
When booking a holiday home in the Peak District, consider looking for accommodation with internet, TVs, or gardens, which are the three most popular amenities for this destination.
How many holiday homes are on offer in the Peak District?
With 2,248 holiday rentals available in the Peak District, you're sure to find the perfect accommodation for your visit.
What's the best time of year to travel to Peak District National Park?
Sun lovers should visit Peak District National Park in July and August to enjoy the warmest weather.
How do I find deals on holiday lettings in the Peak District?
You can find brilliant bargains on holiday lets in the Peak District with the cost per night for accommodation starting at just £37 - and HomeToGo has introduced a range of features that mean it's easy to uncover the top deals. When considering different dates for your break, you can use HomeToGo's flexible dates technology to scan for low-price timings and find discounts of as much as 60%. Furthermore, HomeToGo's 'distance from' filter makes it easy to see top quality accommodation offers in lower-price, under-the-radar locales that are just as close to your desired destination, whether that's the coastline, a swimming lake, winter sports area or town centre. Start your search as soon as possible to take advantage of a wide range of offers and top discounts - and do so free from stress by clicking on HomeToGo's 'free cancellation' filter as you look for the perfect holiday home.
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From increased privacy away from the crowds to more space in which to have fun with your travel companions, holiday lets in the Peak District bring a variety of advantages. HomeToGo lets you read genuine ratings from verified visitors, and searching is safe, simple, and hassle-free - so with 2,248 lettings from 24 providers in the region, you're bound to locate the ideal place to stay with the amenities and features that are important to you in the Peak District.
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