Local Area

Stunning Elizabethan country house managed by the National Trust, with beautiful gardens, parkland, and a working estate. One of the finest houses of its era.

Magnificent English Heritage castle perched on a hilltop with panoramic views across the countryside. Explore the Little Castle, indoor riding school, and stunning gardens.

The market town of Chesterfield is famous for its twisted church spire and vibrant open-air market. Great shopping, cafes, and the Pomegranate Theatre.

The magnificent home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire — one of England's finest stately homes with 105 acres of gardens, a working farmyard, and world-class art collection.

A medieval manor house frozen in time — untouched for 200 years with original Tudor interiors, 15th-century frescoes, and enchanting Elizabethan walled gardens.

UNESCO World Heritage Site — birthplace of the modern factory system. Discover how the Derwent Valley changed the world in the 18th century.

A dramatic 18th-century ruined mansion managed by English Heritage. Free entry — atmospheric shell of a once-grand baroque country house.

The 17th-century cottage in Old Whittington where three noblemen plotted the Glorious Revolution of 1688. Free museum with period rooms.

Beautiful green space with walking trails through meadows and woodland. Perfect for families and dogs, with gentle paths and picnic areas.

A popular walking and cycling route following a former railway line through the Derbyshire countryside. Flat, accessible, and perfect for all ages.

Peaceful reservoir popular with birdwatchers and walkers. The circular walk offers beautiful views across the water and surrounding countryside.

Three peaceful reservoirs surrounded by ancient woodland, ideal for gentle walks. About 3 miles of paths through beautiful scenery.

A wildlife haven with ponds and reed beds where over 200 bird species have been recorded. Connects directly to the Five Pits Trail.

A 1.5-hour walking trail exploring Clay Cross's industrial heritage right from your doorstep. Discover the area's mining and railway history.

A stunning 8.5-mile trail along a former railway through the heart of the Peak District. Passes over the iconic Monsal Head viaduct and through lit tunnels.

An ancient oak woodland gorge — one of Derbyshire's most beautiful walks. Mossy boulders, a babbling brook, and dappled sunlight through the canopy.

A scenic village in the Derwent Valley with arcades, fish and chip shops, cable cars to the Heights of Abraham, and the stunning Derwent gorge.

Cable car ride to a hilltop park with underground caverns, adventure playground, and stunning views across the Derwent Valley.

A nostalgic day out riding vintage trams through a recreated period village. Interactive exhibitions and stunning views from the hilltop site.

Heritage railway offering nostalgic steam and diesel train rides through the Amber Valley. Special events throughout the year.

A friendly farm park ideal for families — meet the animals, enjoy fresh air, and take in views overlooking Riber Castle. Riding school on site.

A theme park designed for families with young children — over 60 rides and attractions set in the hills above Matlock Bath.

A 40-acre site featuring 330-million-year-old rocks, gem panning, fossil hunting, and geological trails. Great for curious kids.

A working pottery with factory tours, hands-on experiences, and a courtyard of shops. See how Denby stoneware has been crafted since 1809.

An immersive animal experience with penguins, lemurs, meerkats, and red pandas set in the Staffordshire Peak District fringe.

A brand new £29m leisure centre with a 25m swimming pool, learner pool, 100-station gym, soft play, TAG Active arena, and wellness suite.

A dog-friendly gastropub just a ten-minute walk from the site. Craft ales, tapas, and gastro-pub food in a welcoming country pub setting.

A short walk from the site, serving breakfast, light lunches, and locally sourced produce. Pick up essentials or treat yourself.

A welcoming country pub serving great food in a relaxed countryside setting. Dog-friendly with a beer garden.

A modern country pub on the doorstep of the Peak District with a pizza kitchen, ice cream parlour, and family-friendly patio.

A beautiful café set in a former railway station right on the Monsal Trail. Cycle hire available — the perfect mid-ride refuel stop.

The charming Peak District market town — home of the famous Bakewell Pudding. Traditional tea rooms, independent shops, and a riverside walk.

A luxury boutique hotel offering spa days, afternoon tea, and fine dining with stunning views across the Derbyshire countryside.

A beautifully restored Georgian crescent housing a luxury thermal spa fed by natural mineral water. The jewel of Buxton's spa heritage.

A high-ropes forest adventure course set in the treetops above Buxton. Zip lines, rope bridges, and Tarzan swings — fun for all ages.

One of the largest open-air markets in England, held every Monday, Friday, and Saturday. A great day out with hundreds of stalls.

An outlet shopping village near Chatsworth with independent boutiques, homeware, outdoor clothing, and artisan food shops.

A Monday market with over 100 stalls — trading since 1330. Local produce, crafts, antiques, and street food in a stunning Peak District setting.

A thriving market town with vintage shops on Dale Road, independent retailers, cosy cafés, and Hall Leys Park by the river.