The Peak District
The Peak District National Park is a truly welcoming location at the heart of the country, with stunning scenery, wildlife and activities to keep both young and old entertained.
Landscapes
stunning open spaces
Walks
for all abilities
Cycling & climbing
and other outdoor pursuits
History & culture
events all year
A national park on the doorstep
The Peak District offers everything from quaint villages, bustling market towns and historic houses to stunning scenery and superb walking and cycle paths. If you need somewhere to stay while you explore, our campsite, with camping and touring pitches and self-catering cottages, makes the perfect base.
Numerous picturesque walks lead from the park, following the course of the River Dove right into the heart of Dovedale. The photograph opportunities are amazing.
Explore the Peak District
Some of the best of the national park, all within easy reach of the park.
2 hour walk
Dovedale
A dramatic limestone ravine where you can cross the river on the iconic stepping stones, discover local wildlife and rare wild flowers, and enjoy the shelter of secluded woodlands.
500 yards away
Tissington Trail
A scenic route 13 miles in length, running from Mapleton Lane north of Ashbourne to Parsley Hay along the old Buxton to Ashbourne railway, free of cars, pollution and noise.
Peak District
The Manifold Valley
The river and the trails continue on to the Manifold Valley, home to some of the most spectacular scenery in the national park.
15 min drive
Carsington Water
A reservoir with sailing and paddlesports, a cycle loop, a visitor centre and family-friendly walking trails.
25 min drive
Heights of Abraham
Ride the cable cars high above Matlock Bath to hilltop caverns, viewpoints and woodland walks.
Day out
Chatsworth House
One of England’s grandest stately homes, with sweeping gardens, a farmyard and an adventure playground.
Peak District FAQs
How close is the Tissington Trail?
Less than 500 yards from the park. It runs 13 miles from Mapleton Lane, north of Ashbourne, to Parsley Hay, and you can walk or cycle it.
How far is Dovedale?
About a two hour walk following the River Dove, or a few minutes by car.
How long does it take to walk into Ashbourne?
About 20 minutes along the Tissington Trail.
How far are you from Alton Towers?
Only 20 minutes drive.
When is the park open?
The camping and touring fields and our cottages and apartments are open from late March to early November.
Still unsure about anything? Call us on 01335 344020 and we will be happy to help.
Make Callow Top your base
A short walk from Ashbourne and minutes from the Tissington Trail.