If you’re visiting the National Park and looking for a bit more comfort with your camping, then Peak District glamping is a fantastic option! You still get to embrace outdoors living, without the hassle of loading up your car with a mountain of gear. It’s a win-win! There are some fantastic glamping options across the…
Cast aglow by the setting sun, a crimson Kinder Scout overlooked the campsite whilst wild hares hopped around our camper. It would have been absolutely perfect if it weren’t for all the midges floating around. However, as a base for exploring the Peak District’s Kinder Plateau, the Hayfield campsite run by the Camping and Caravanning…
On the Staffordshire edge of the Peak District, not far from Leek, is Tittesworth Reservoir, the perfect place for families with a range of walking trails to suit all ages and abilities. There’s a couple of short accessible routes including this 2.8 km pram friendly loop. The walk offers beautiful views across Tittesworth Reservoir, sheltered…
With all the diary farms in the Peak District, you probably won’t be surprised to hear that many farms sell their own homemade ice-cream! A scoop of the freezing, yummy stuff is a fantastic reward after a Peak District walk or an extra treat after a day out with the kids. And Peak District ice-cream…
A visit to the Peak District is all about taking in those expansive views and feeling like your on top of the world! But where are the best Peak District walks for views and how do you get to them? For many of these walks, it’s about getting to the Peak District Edges (the gritstone…
Chatsworth House and Gardens are a truly magnificent sight and whilst you have to pay to enter these areas, there’s a magical woodland hidden behind that is completely free to explore. This pram friendly Stand Wood walk at Chatsworth follows a circular route all the way around the woods and The Stand, where the lakes…
Want to steer away from those tourist hotspots and wander the National Park barely seeing a soul? Then read on for our best quiet walks in the Peak District. Even on a sunny Sunday, you’re unlikely to see many other people, but we can still promise you wonderful open views on these walks. Map of…
Peak District woodland walks offer the perfect place to shelter from the rain or sun (or often both in the same day!) Depending on the season, there may be a carpet of daffodils, bluebells, or wild garlic, or perhaps blackberries to pick, and young kids will always appreciate the opportunity to find the perfect stick,…
This Stanage Edge walk is all about taking in the superb views from arguably the most impressive gritstone escarpment in the Peak District. On a clear day, you can see across to Kinder Plateau and Mam Tor, with the angular summit of Win Hill protruding from the foreground behind Bamford Edge, and further along this…
The Peak District is well known for it’s rolling dales and dramatic escarpments and not surprisingly, many of our Peak District family walks involve a bit of a climb. But if you’re looking for flat walks in the Peak District, do not fear, we have found some for you! Here we have compiled the best…