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Thorpe Farm Bunkhouses provide an ideal base for outdoor adventures in the Peak District, situated just outside the village of Hathersage. Set on a family-run working dairy farm, the bunkhouses offer a range of dormitory sizes, with the largest sleeping up to 32 guests. All units come fully equipped with kitchen facilities. While the accommodation is especially well-suited to group bookings, individual travellers are also welcome, just be sure to call ahead to check availability. With a great location (accessible by a seasonal bus route), a warm welcome, and excellent value for money, Thorpe Farm Bunkhouses are a great option.

Thorpe Farm Bunkhouses provide an ideal base for outdoor adventures in the Peak District, situated just outside the village of Hathersage. Set on a family-run working dairy farm, the bunkhouses offer a range of dormitory sizes, with the largest sleeping up to 32 guests. All units come fully equipped with kitchen facilities. While the accommodation is especially well-suited to group bookings, individual travellers are also welcome, just be sure to call ahead to check availability. With a great location (accessible by a seasonal bus route), a warm welcome, and excellent value for money, Thorpe Farm Bunkhouses are a great option.

Traditional architecture, they've kept the history and beauty while modernising sparingly where necessary. comfortable stay with all amenities, old comfy Chesterfields included.

A perfect base for Peak District adventures, YHA Castleton Losehill Hall occupies a beautiful spot to the south of The Great Ridge. It's an impressive building too, repurposed from a gothic mansion. There are a range of accommodation options, including camping and glamping.

This is basically a bench in a small open room at the end of a barn. It's built and maintained by the National Trust as a shelter for walkers who pass this point. It's a great place for lunch or a cup of tea.

lovely place to stay, friendly staff, some vegan breakfast buffet options, a little isolated but has wifi.

A stone igloo shaped shelter tucked away on the moors. It's a lovely spot for a tea stop. There is a bench for seating, but the doorway is very low!

Need to go off track to find it though it's visible from Sheffield Road looking over to the railway vent shaft. Follow the wall on the left from the Chapel Gate turning to find it!