Blog (Accommodation) - Visit Peak District

Glorious landscapes, endless walking trails and picturesque market towns. Camping in the Peak District is a treat for the senses, and we know your four-legged friend will agree! The Camping and Caravanning Club Sites in the Peak District are dog friendly, which means your pooch can join in the camping fun, too.

Limestone valleys, breathtaking views, stunning countryside and quaint towns and villages… the Peak District and Derbyshire is one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations. It’s also one of the most accessible, and you’ll find a great variety of wonderful wheelchair-friendly places to visit.
Here are some of the best accessible places to visit in the Peak District and Derbyshire, including amazing attractions, spectacular walks and scenic viewpoints, all given our seal of approval for accessibility.

The Peak District and Derbyshire has everything you need for a relaxing pet friendly holiday, with dog friendly attractions and scenic walking routes, as well as lots of pubs and cafés where your pooch will feel right at home!

Whether you're looking for a self-catering cottage or a cosy inn, the area offers a wonderful range of pet friendly accommodation options that will make your trip extra special.

From road cycling routes to challenging mountain bike descents, traffic-free trails and family-friendly paths, the Peak District and Derbyshire offers some of the finest cycling in the country. If you're planning a two-wheeled adventure, you'll be spoilt for choice with great places to stay that go the extra mile to cater to cyclists' needs.

With great bike rides straight from the doorstep, here's 7 beautiful bike-friendly places to stay in the Peak District and Derbyshire...

Toasted marshmallows, peace and quiet, and picturesque views all around - nothing beats a camping adventure. If you're planning a stay in the great outdoors, here's our round-up of some of the best campsites with stunning views in the Peak District and Derbyshire...

From dales and trails to sweeping moorland and rugged edges, the Peak District and Derbyshire offers a spectacular variety of scenery for walking and rambling. And what nicer than to return from a day out exploring to a comfortable holiday cottage, where you can discover beautiful landscapes as soon as you step out from your front door.

Here are some of the best places to stay with great walks from the doorstep in the Peak District and Derbyshire...

At any time of year, a group break in the Peak District and Derbyshire offers nothing short of magical memories. Whether you’re visiting as a family or a group of friends, there’s so much to see and do. Here’s our round-up of some of the best group-friendly places to stay in the Peak District and Derbyshire...

Open space, fresh air and plenty of fun things to do - camping holidays are a great adventure for the whole family. Whether you’re planning your first trip or are seasoned campers in search of useful tips, Visit Peak District and Derbyshire has partnered with The Camping and Caravanning Club to create this handy guide.

Fresh air, fantastic views and the chance to simply ‘get away from it all’ whilst exploring new areas are just some of the reasons touring holidays are great – and there’s never been a better time to book a camping or caravanning holiday in the Peak District. The Camping and Caravanning Club is the world’s oldest and largest club for all forms of camping and here, in the Peak District and Derbyshire, there are five fantastic sites to choose from. From the best local walks to fantastic facilities, here’s our simple guide to the Camping and Caravanning Club’s sites in the local area...

It’s official. There’re copious amounts of things to do in the Peak District. Tonnes of outdoor pursuits and fun attractions to visit – so whether you fancy a day of hiking, rock climbing, farmyard fun, cave exploring, or even a trip up in a cable car, there’s a great day out in the Peak District just waiting to be had.

But what could possibly make these days out better? Imagine, after a hard day having an amazing time in the Peak District, you’re then able to quickly whizz back to spend the night in a unique cottage, cosy lodge, historic hotel, or welcoming Guest House, that’s just around the corner. Sounds pretty good, right?