Halloween Party

A great night was had by all in our pub The Prancing Pony, as people in Peak District Spa's bedroom suites joined guests in the pine lodges, Yurts, Camping Pods and touring caravans to celebrate Halloween. 

Most came in some amazing costumes that were so good, one of the younger children required some reassurance. That given, the youngsters also rose to the occasion with some spectacular small witches, vampires and zombies dancing into the night until overcome by exhaustion and the thought of a comfortable bed, after which their older counterparts had the chance of a more sedate boogie and a quieter drink!

This was our busiest Halloween ever, boosted by the great weather and the increasing awareness of the variety of great things there are to do in the Peak District - inside and out - even in Autumn and Winter.

The Peak District’s beauty offers inspiration for Hazel Money

The Peak District’s beauty offers inspiration for Hazel Money, as her exhibition runs through march at the Cathedral Centre in Derby, find out more: http://www.matlockmercury.co.uk/what-s-on/out-about/exhibition-of-hazel-s-peak-district-art-1-6468499 to discover the Peak district yourself, please visit our website:http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk/index.php?webpage=latest-developments

Peak District Spa facilities and opportunities

Here at Peak District Spa we try to encourage walkers, cyclists and passers by on the busy A515 to visit our café called the Stables. We allow visitors to park onsite for free if they spend a minimum of £4 in our café, which is what they would spend on a one day parking ticket in the National Park car park at nearby Alsop Station. For further information about the facilities we have available at Peak District Spa please visit us online at: http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk/index.php?webpage=latest-developments

Special Offer

If you are booking a stay at the Peak District Spa for four nights between Sunday and Thursday and before the 28^th February, then you can benefit from a 20% discount off the entire booking value. For further information about this special offer please visit us online at: http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk/index.php?webpage=latest-developments

Residents and Visitors are being encourages to join in an annual Star Survey:

Residents and Visitors are being encourages to join in an annual Star Survey, looking at the impact that light pollution is having on the brightness of the Orion Constellation. The survey is taking places on the 2^nd of February, and the organisers will be glad of any help. For more information, please visit http://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/grassroots/scour-the-peak-district-skies-for-orion-1-6385042

View the activities and accommodation we have to offer in the Derbyshire Peak District - http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk

Bed and breakfast accommodation

If you’re looking to get away for a weekend or want to go somewhere for a special occasion then Peak District Spa is the perfect place for you. We have a range of bed and breakfast rooms available. One of our bed and breakfast rooms is the bridal room, which has a large first floor balcony with magnificent views over Alsop Dale. It also has luxurious en-suite bathrooms with heated marble floors, designer radiators, thermostatic showers, and raised ceilings. For further information about our bed and breakfast accommodation, please visit us online at: http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk/index.php?webpage=accommodation

 

We have a wide range of great facilities on site

Peak District Spa has its own private access road and is located on the eastern side of Rivendale Holiday Park. However, due to our location we have many great facilities on site, including the Stables Restaurant and more. This fantastic restaurant buys the best ingredients to cook things to perfection and the restaurants menu has a seasonal variation to suit all occasions. For further information about our on site facilities please visit our website at: http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk/index.php?webpage=corporate.html

Catering for Special Occasions

Have you got a special occasion coming up soon and want to celebrate it in a welcomed environment? We have luxurious rooms at Peak District Spa which offer a great weekend treat for anniversaries, children’s parties and family gatherings. We also allow the opportunity for parties of up to 48 covers maximum in our licensed restaurant, or 60 covers in the children`s room. For further information about our services for special occasions, please visit us online at http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk/index.php?webpage=specialoccasions

Hot Tub

Attached to our spa we have an Eco Spa Hot Tub! We offer a Scandinavian Hot Tub experience which takes our guests “back to nature” and is environmentally sustainable. The hot tubs at the Peak District Spa are fuelled by thinning and waste wood from our parkland which would otherwise be shredded and composted. For more information please visit us at - http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk/index.php?webpage=stables_cafe_peak_district

Peak District Spa

Attached to our spa we have the rustic Stables Café, an idyllic restbite in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak district. We are open for 9-5 daily, offering Lavassa coffee, homemade cakes and lunches. With a welcoming atmosphere anyone can enjoy the ambience as walkers and cyclists are always welcome! For more information please visit us at - http://www.peakdistrictspa.co.uk/index.php?webpage=stables_cafe_peak_district

Short Breaks in the Peak District

As is frequently stated in the media, holidays are a sure-fire way to reduce stress as well as allow physical and mental recuperation from the rigours of everyday life. However, many are put off from taking these vital breaks for a variety of issues such as cost (such as the price of holidays increasing or as a result of the pound’s ‘weak’ value compared to other currencies) or because they are not able to take the time off work. However, short breaks in the Peak District are low-cost alternatives to the traditional break and offer considerably more activities to meet all tastes than a week on a European beach.

The Peak District lies at the geographic centre of Britain between Derby, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke, making it possible for millions of people to drive there within ninety minutes, and although it’s peaks are on a smaller scale than those of Snowdonia and the Lake District, the landscape and picturesque villages are equally beautiful. The smaller scale of the Peak District is by no means a disadvantage as it means that key areas of interest and natural beauty are only a short walk from Bed and Breakfast and accommodation sites, such as the Peak District Spa.

Short breaks Peak District can be tailored around any interests that a visitor could have. For example, for those desiring an activity-packed break, there are many cycle and hiking routes including the Tissington and High Peaks Trails amongst others. Families with young children are also catered for by attractions such as Alton Towers and Gulliver’s Kingdom. 

Also, unlike continental beach holidays, a break in the Peak District would not be ruined by as bout of poor weather as there are many historical and cultural attractions in the area such as Chatsworth house (one of dozens of stately homes) and the Peak Mining Museum and the National Tram Museum.

The Peak District also offers attractions and events the whole year round, ranging from the traditional Shrove Tide Football Match at Ashbourne and festivals such as the Buxton Arts Festival involving weeks of street entertainment and music, mime and dance which last throughout the summer into September.   

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