Over 570 Lodges | Established 2018
Over 570 Lodges | Est. 2018
With its rolling hills, moorlands and charming villages, it’s easy to see why the Peak District has become a top holiday destination. It has a unique mix of natural beauty, outdoor activities and luxury lodge accommodation, meaning it draws in a wide range of visitors. If you want to experience the best of the Peak District, consider a luxury lodge holiday.
Whether you’re hoping to relax surrounded by nature and local markets, head out on a long scenic walk, visit historic sites or tuck yourself away in a cosy pub, the Peak District doesn’t disappoint.
From relaxing countryside retreats to full-on family holidays, romantic getaways to solo adventures, there’s a luxury lodge in the Peak District that’s sure to tick a lot of boxes.
From the moment you arrive in the Peak District, you’ll see the appeal. Located in the middle of England - the region spans parts of Derbyshire, Staffordshire and Yorkshire - the area is known for its wild moorlands, open space, limestone valleys, seemingly endless hills and beautiful villages. There’s always something to explore, regardless of exactly where you base yourself in the Peak District.
One minute you’ll be venturing through green open spaces and quiet countryside, and the next you’ll be tucking into a hearty meal in an old fashioned village. It’s all within easy reach, especially if you’re travelling from Manchester, Sheffield or Nottingham. By staying in a luxury lodge in the Peak District, you can enjoy a little bit of everything. The area is tranquil and relaxing, but also close to attractions, walks and towns.
Filter
The Peak District
The Peak District
The Peak District
The Peak District
The Peak District
The Peak District
The Peak District
The Peak District is a national park which offers spectacular views, rugged landscapes and rolling hills. With plenty of activities and attractions as well as lots of opportunity for walking, cycling and bird-watching, there is something for everyone to enjoy at our Peak District Lodges.
The entrance to Peak Cavern is the largest in the UK for guided tours, which take you deep into the cave, where you can have a unique and unforgettable experience underground.
Located in the middle of the Peak District, Chatsworth House is one of the most well known stately homes in the UK. It has a farm and a playground, and it’s surrounded by parks, gardens, and woods. It’s a popular place for families to spend the day.
Blue John Cavern is a limestone cave in Castleton that offers guided tours. You can go into the underground rooms and learn about the rare Blue John stone that can only be found in this area.
Dovedale is one of the Peak District’s most popular natural areas, with good reason. Visitors flock to the area to check out the beautiful valley and the River Dove, and the famous stepping stones and the paths surrounding them make it a must-see for nature lovers and walkers.
Gulliver’s Kingdom is a family-friendly theme park, located close to the Peak District. There are rides and attractions for visitors of all ages, so it’s a fun day out for families with kids, regardless of whether you’re travelling with toddlers or teens.
Kinder Scout is the highest point in the Peak District, with impressive views spanning across the nearby moorland. It’s a hard but rewarding walk that’s perfect if you want to see the area’s more rugged terrain.
The Roaches is a dramatic rocky ridge that appeals to hikers and climbers who want a challenge. It rises above the surrounding countryside, giving you great views and an exciting outdoor experience.
Mam Tor is a well known hill in the Peak District that’s hugely popular with walkers because it has easy trails and amazing views. The top has a view of the whole Hope Valley, which makes it a popular photography spot.
Ladybower Reservoir is a beautiful Y-shaped body of water that’s surrounded by rolling hills. There are peaceful trails and beautiful views across the area, making it a great place to walk, bike and take pictures.
Ilam Park is a lovely country park in the Peak District, surrounded by rolling hills and open fields. There are walking paths, visitors centre and a tea room, making it a quiet place to relax and take in the views.
There’s no shortage of places to visit in the Peak District, and narrowing down your options will help you to find the ideal town or village for you.
Ashbourne is a traditional market town in the Peak District, with historic buildings and easy access to walking paths and trails in the countryside. It’s often referred to as a gateway to the area, and it’s where a lot of people start their Peak District adventure.
This market town is one of the most popular places to visit in the Peak District. It’s known for its traditional Bakewell pudding, beautiful walks along the River Wye, small shops and cosy cafés.
Castleton is a beautiful village surrounded by hills, with interesting caves nearby. It’s also close to Mam Tor, one of the Peak District’s most famous sites, so checking it out is simple and convenient.
Buxton is a historic spa town with beautiful buildings, gardens and cultural attractions for you to wander around. It’s a great place to relax, learn about the history of the town or see a show at the opera house.
Matlock and Bath Matlock are towns right next to each other, and both have a mix of countryside charm and fun things to do with the family. Matlock Bath has a lot going on, with shops, cafés and walks along the river.
One of the great things about the Peak District is that you can visit at any time of year, and each season has something unique to offer. In springtime, wildflowers bloom and the grass sprouts back, coating the region in colour. When the sunshine and warmth of summer hits, the Peak District’s countryside becomes the ideal place for walking, biking and exploring. Winter is quieter, but great for cosy getaways, especially if you choose to book a luxury lodge with a hot tube.
It doesn’t matter when you visit the Peak District, there’s always something to see and do, before returning to your lodge for a relaxing evening.
There’s a lot of places to stay in the Peak District, but some of the most popular areas include Bakewell, Buxton, Castleton and Matlock, all of which offer easy access to attractions and walking routes.
Yes, many lodges in the Peak District are pet-friendly, so you can bring your dog along with you. Plus, many are situated near walking trails and open countryside, making walking them a breeze.
Definitely, it’s not hard to find lodges with hot tubs in the Peak District. They’re widely available and perfect for relaxing breaks, whether you’re travelling as a family, couple or alone.
Yes, the Peak District is great for family holidays, as it offers a mix of outdoor activities, attractions and family-friendly experiences.
The Peak District is known for its landscapes, walking routes, historic villages and beautiful scenery.
A long weekend in the Peak District is ideal for a short break, though a week gives you more time to explore the area.
To discover even more beautiful destinations across the country, take a look at our full collection of lodge holidays in the UK.
Of all the National Parks to get to, the Peak District is one of the easiest. The M1, A6 and A515 make it easy to get to by car from a number of nearby cities, and you can expect average driving times of:
Of course, driving times vary depending where you’re travelling from, and which part of the Peak District you’re heading to. There are also a number of train stations close to the Peak District - including Chesterfield, Buxton and Matlock - which connect major cities like Manchester, Sheffield and London to the area.
Take a look at other luxury lodges nearby
