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Escape to the breathtaking beauty of the Peak District, England's first national park and a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. From its rolling hills and dramatic limestone dales to its picturesque villages and historic landmarks, the Peak District offers endless opportunities for exploration and adventure.

Whether you're embarking on a challenging hike along the Pennine Way, cycling along the scenic trails, or simply looking to enjoy a last minute getaway to soak up the beautiful countryside views, the Peak District is your ideal option right at the centre of the UK.

And with our carefully selected range of Peak District accommodation options, including cosy cottages, charming B&Bs, and luxury hotels, you'll find the perfect place to relax and recharge after a day of exploration. Plus, as a member, you'll enjoy exclusive discounts on your stay, making your getaway even more affordable and enjoyable.

Where to Stay in the Peak District

There are plenty of great market towns that offer a variety of Peak District accommodation options to suit every preference and budget. You can take your pick from cosy bed and breakfasts, traditional country inns, self-catering cottages, or luxury hotels, all nestled amidst breathtaking scenery and outdoor adventures.

For those seeking a central base to explore the park, we’d recommend looking at the popular towns of Bakewell, Buxton, or Castleton, where you'll find a range of amenities, attractions, and access to scenic walking routes and cycling trails. From historic landmarks like Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall to natural wonders like Mam Tor and Stanage Edge, there's no shortage of sights to discover within easy reach.

Alternatively, if you want to really enjoy the rural experience, and discover the hidden gems of the Peak District, you can venture off the beaten path to quieter villages and hamlets, such as Eyam, Hartington, or Tideswell.

There’s still plenty of essentials on hand, including the cafes and pubs you’ll need for refuelling after a long day of walking, but the smaller hotels and guest houses are even more tranquil – perfect for a romantic and spontaneous weekend trip.

Insider Tips for the Peak District

• To avoid crowds and experience the Peak District at its most peaceful, consider visiting during weekdays or outside of peak tourist seasons. This allows you to enjoy the beauty of the landscape without the crowds, particularly in popular areas like Dovedale and Castleton.
• While the Peak District National Park is undoubtedly stunning, don't overlook the surrounding areas. The wider region, including the Derbyshire Dales and Staffordshire Moorlands, offers equally breathtaking landscapes, so don’t just limit yourself to the boundaries of the park itself.
• The weather in the Peak District can be unpredictable, so try to prepare for all conditions and don’t trust the forecast. Pack layers, waterproofs, sturdy footwear, and plenty of snacks and water for your adventures.