Vacation rentals in High Peak

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A spacious living area features a mix of modern and traditional design elements. Two large windows allow natural light to fill the room, and a cozy seating arrangement with patterned cushions is complemented by a minimalist coffee table. A distinctive hammock chair hangs from the beam, adding character to the space.
Apartment in Whaley Bridge
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Exceptionally large one bedroom Roger Suite

Experience luxury and comfort in this exquisite short-stay apartment. It boasts high-quality fittings and is meticulously furnished to create a harmonious blend of modern convenience and timeless charm. It's fabulous location at the Gateway to the Peak District, very close to the Peak Forest Canal and wonderful famous Peak District walks. Welcome max 2 dogs at £20 per dog payable to the host. 10% off breakfast voucher at Bridge 42 - a short walk!. Paid parking in car park or free street parking.

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Barn in Cheshire West and Chester
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 402 reviews

Exclusive Barn Stay Spa treatments & chef on site

Beautiful barn retreat with hot tub and options for ~ spa treatments/massages/facials ~ private chef ~ pilates, yoga, zumba Ideal for couples, families/groups in the grounds of historic Oulton Smithy. Close to Oulton Park race circuit in the pretty Cheshire countryside. Beautiful woodland walks & country pubs nearby. The converted barn is set back from the Smithy with its own entrance, secure parking and a stunning private hot tub, it has two bedrooms & two en-suites. Luxury touches throughout.

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The historic GWR carriage is displayed under a covered walkway, illuminated by soft lighting. Floral arrangements hang in baskets, adding color to the setting. The charming stone building in the background enhances the character of this unique accommodation.
Cabin in Saddleworth
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

The Carriage at The Old Station

Step back in time with our lovingly restored 1895 GWR carriage, one of few situated at a Victorian Station. Enjoy a beautifully furnished living space, bathroom, kitchenette, and a comfy bed ensuring a restful night's sleep. Located in Saddleworth, renowned for its scenic walking routes and picturesque villages. Nearby, you'll find dining, drinking, and activities: including the world record-holding Old Bell Inn gin emporium. Book today to experience this unique, charming historical hideaway.

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Cottage in Edale
5 out of 5 average rating, 347 reviews

Goose Croft, tucked away in Edale

The setting of this cosy small detached cottage is beautiful and you feel quite secluded, yet the village of Edale is 1 minute walk away. From here you can enjoy the countryside by walking or biking, short or longer routes. A folder in the cottage has a selection of maps, which you are welcome to use and choose a route straight from the door. Edale has 2 pubs, two cafes and a general store Please note - AirBnB are now showing the TOTAL price on 'the calendar', which includes their 15.5% fee

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A contemporary barn structure with stone walls is positioned on a grassy hillside. Mist gently blankets the valley below, revealing a serene landscape of rolling hills and distant houses. The sky above showcases a clear blue, enhancing the tranquil ambiance.
Barn in Saddleworth
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 344 reviews

Amazing Space in an Amazing Place

Unique, spacious, contemporary barn with unsurpassed views of Saddleworth and beyond. The barn is 1100ft up on the edge of Peak National Park with complete privacy, far enough away from it all yet within walking distance to two excellent local pubs! What's not to like? If you are looking for the perfect spot to unwind, with all mod cons, take long walks or bike rides with breathtaking views, this is the place for you. High spec space, well equipped with all the essentials. Ample parking.

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A stone entrance features grand gates flanked by tall trees, leading down a winding pathway. Lush greenery and colorful flowers line the drive, creating a welcoming approach to the property.
Home in Bakewell
5 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews

The Entire Coach House at Middleton Hall

Relax in this peaceful unique country home, either warm yourself by the wood burner or relax out in the garden, taking in the beautiful surroundings of the private Middleton Hall estate. The Coach House has been refurbished , with designer furniture, wall paper, hand painted murals on the walls, marble shower room, hypnos beds and an American fridge freezer. The attractions are wildlife, walking and cycling. Also visiting stately houses like Chatsworth and Haddon. coach-house-middleton.

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A spacious decking area is shown, supported by modern black metal beams. Two sun loungers are positioned on the deck, with a glimpse of a well-kept garden and lush greenery in the background. The entrance to the annex is visible to the left.
Guest suite in Cressbrook
5 out of 5 average rating, 684 reviews

Self contained annex - Peak District riverside

A private, self-contained, en-suite annex, next to the River Wye, in a tranquil setting. Direct access to covered decking area & shared garden so you can enjoy the water, wildlife and countryside. Food prep area with fridge, microwave, sink, kettle & toaster. Plenty of walks from the doorstep, cycle routes and climbing opportunities. Perfectly located to explore the Peak District. Car strongly recommended. The annexe is attached to our family home, but has its own entrance.

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A golden retriever stands on a moss-covered log by a serene lake. The still water reflects the surrounding misty hills and autumn foliage, creating a calm and tranquil scenery. The dog's fur appears wet, glistening in the soft, diffused light of a foggy day.
Cottage in Bradwell
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 437 reviews

5 Star Boutique 250 Year Old Peak District Cottage

Wake up to rolling hills and the picturesque little village of Bradwell. After walking through the scenery relax under our beautiful pergola with a well earned glass of wine or toast your toes in front of the log burner whilst the wind howls outside. We have restored Rambler Cottage to give you luxury and practicality, our bedding is divine, our towels envelope you in fluffiness. We care about your time spent with us and we want you to feel special

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Tent in Edale
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 549 reviews

Cozy Couples Glamping - Private Hot Tub

**Updated for 2026** Escapism at its finest. Find yourself rested and renewed at our idyllic glamping site nestled amongst the rolling hills of the Peak District. Updated and improved for Spring - Summer 2026! - We specialise in couples experiences; Birthdays, Anniversaries, Engagements, reach out to us to discuss how we can help make your occasion special. We guarantee that here, you can truly experience the meaning of a retreat.

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A serene view of the River Derwent is depicted, surrounded by lush greenery and trees. Smooth stones are visible in the water, and the gentle flow of the river reflects the surrounding foliage, creating a peaceful natural atmosphere.
Cottage in Derbyshire
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 609 reviews

Kingfisher Cottage

Kingfisher Cottage is attached to Bridge House, situated in the Peak District village of Bamford and benefits from a beautiful view of the River Derwent. The Cottage, which is within walking distance of Bamford train and bus station and local shops, has it's own garden and seating area on the bank of the river. The Cottage has private access and parking is available. Fly fishing is also available by arrangement with hosts.

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The open plan living room and kitchen features exposed wooden beams and a spacious granite countertop. A comfortable brown sofa is positioned next to a large window, and the kitchen includes modern appliances, a wall-mounted TV, and a dining area with stylish fixtures.
Cottage in Hayfield
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 176 reviews

Trespass Cottage, Hayfield, Peak District

This beautiful little upside down cottage in the heart of Hayfield in the High Peak offers our guests blissful peace and quiet as well as proximity to the village centre; immediate access to the surrounding hills and excellent road links to the rest of the Peak District; a well equipped space to snuggle up and self cater or the choice to eat in a different local pub, cafe or restaurant every day. Choices, choices, choices...

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Tent in Shebdon
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 258 reviews

Lake side tipi with hot tub and stunning views

Escape to our idyllic lakeside tipi, where comfort meets nature. Featuring a super king-size bed and a cozy log burner, it’s the perfect retreat in any season. Soak in the Scandinavian log-fired hot tub as you take in tranquil lake views, or enjoy fishing right from the shore. Breathe in the fresh air, unwind in peaceful surroundings, and experience a unique blend of rustic charm and indulgent luxury.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in High Peak District?

    Many guests gravitate toward towns such as Buxton and Glossop for easy access to local dining, historic sites, and nearby walking trails. Villages like Castleton and Hayfield have a quieter atmosphere and are frequently suggested for those seeking countryside experiences.

  • What are the best things to do in High Peak District with kids?

    Families often explore caverns, visit traditional tearooms, and enjoy parks with open spaces for play. Popular activities include learning at local visitor centres and walking scenic, gentle trails suitable for children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in High Peak District?

    Explore limestone caves, wander historic market towns like Buxton, and follow scenic footpaths across moorland landscapes. Nature reserves, panoramic hilltops, and welcoming village pubs all contribute to the area’s appeal.

  • How is the weather in High Peak District?

    High Peak District has cool, often wet winters around 34–43°F (1–6°C), and gentle summers near 52–67°F (11–19°C). Rain is common year-round, so waterproof clothing and layered outfits are practical.

  • What are the best places to visit in High Peak District?

    Castleton’s caverns, Buxton’s Georgian architecture, and the open landscapes around Kinder Scout are frequently suggested. Towns like Glossop and villages nestled in valleys offer a distinct blend of history and nature.

  • What are some hiking trails in High Peak District?

    Trails around Kinder Scout and Mam Tor draw walkers seeking expansive views, while the Pennine Way passes through scenic moorlands. Circular routes near Edale and Hayfield provide varied terrain and picturesque vistas.

  • What are some family activities we can do in High Peak District?

    Families often engage in gentle strolls, visit educational nature centres, or picnic by riversides. Exploring show caves or local farms is a popular way to learn about the region’s geology and traditions together.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from High Peak District?

    You might explore lively nearby towns known for local history, arts, or stately homes, or wander expansive gardens just outside the district. For nature lovers, woodland walks and scenic reservoirs around the area are frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in High Peak District?

    Many accommodations welcome pets, especially in villages like Edale, Hayfield, and Glossop. Nearby trails and open public spaces make it easy to explore the outdoors with a dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting High Peak District?

    Waterproof boots and layered clothing help with the region’s changeable weather. Public footpaths cross farmland, so be mindful of local signage and livestock, and consider visiting smaller villages for quieter tea rooms and craft shops.

  • What is High Peak District known for?

    High Peak District is known for rolling moorland, historic spa towns, and scenic trails such as those around Kinder Scout and Mam Tor. Distinctive local stone villages add to its rural character.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in High Peak District?

    Smaller villages tucked between hills and less-trodden footpaths appeal to those seeking quieter spots. Features like tucked-away waterfalls, heritage railways, and traditional markets are often discovered by exploring off the main routes.

  • What are the best foods to try in High Peak District?

    Locally made Derbyshire oatcakes, Bakewell pudding, and hearty meat pies reflect regional traditions. Pubs and cafes frequently serve these alongside locally brewed ales and farm cheeses.

  • What should I bring for a trip to High Peak District?

    Waterproof outerwear, comfortable walking shoes, and layered clothing help you prepare for shifting temperatures and trails. Reusable water bottles and a small daypack are practical for hiking or exploring villages.

  • What is the nightlife in High Peak District like?

    Nightlife features relaxed pubs, some with live music, local ales, and welcoming community atmospheres. Market towns like Buxton host occasional performances and gatherings, usually geared toward a laid-back, social crowd.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in High Peak District?

    Annual well dressing festivals, agricultural shows, and village fairs are regularly celebrated between late spring and summer. Buxton Festival is frequently suggested for those interested in music and arts performances.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in High Peak District?

    High Peak District has many family friendly vacation rentals, especially around towns like Buxton and Glossop. These areas often feature easy access to outdoor spaces, parks, and walking trails suited for children and groups. You can explore local attractions together in a welcoming setting.

  • When is the best time to visit High Peak District?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures, clearer skies, and wildflowers on the hillsides. This period also sees various local festivals and outdoor events.

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  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    20 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

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    1,820 of High Peak vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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  • 4.9 Average rating

    High Peak stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    High Peak's top spots, include Mam Tor, Ladybower Reservoir, and Art Theatre

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