Here are 9 of the best towns and villages where you could stay in and around the Peak District National Park for a fabulous staycation.
. Date:18th June 2019.
Picture James Hardisty.
YP Magazine, Edale, Hope Valley, Peak District, Derbyshire, Feature. Pictured Walkers slowly making their way into the village of Edale, Derbyshire.
Walkers in the Peak District. Picture: James Hardisty. Photo: James Hardisty
. Winster
Winster can be found among limestone hills, surrounded by pretty scenery - there are real ale pubs and walking options, and B&Bs offer accommodation in the village. Photo: Jason Chadwick
. Eyam
Eyam is rich in history, and is primarily known for being the place where residents quarantined themselves during a plague outbreak in the 17th century. The church of St Lawrence dates back to Saxon times and has an eighth-century Celtic Cross, one of the best preserved examples of its kind in the country. Photo: SWNS
. Bakewell
Bakewell is situated beside the River Wye and is most famous for the pudding which bears the town's name - it's a good base to visit destinations like Chatsworth and the Monsal Trail. Hotel rooms, B&Bs and cottages are available. Photo: Jason Chadwick
1. Date:18th June 2019.
Picture James Hardisty.
YP Magazine, Edale, Hope Valley, Peak District, Derbyshire, Feature. Pictured Walkers slowly making their way into the village of Edale, Derbyshire.
Walkers in the Peak District. Picture: James Hardisty. Photo: James Hardisty
2. Winster
Winster can be found among limestone hills, surrounded by pretty scenery - there are real ale pubs and walking options, and B&Bs offer accommodation in the village. Photo: Jason Chadwick
3. Eyam
Eyam is rich in history, and is primarily known for being the place where residents quarantined themselves during a plague outbreak in the 17th century. The church of St Lawrence dates back to Saxon times and has an eighth-century Celtic Cross, one of the best preserved examples of its kind in the country. Photo: SWNS
4. Bakewell
Bakewell is situated beside the River Wye and is most famous for the pudding which bears the town's name - it's a good base to visit destinations like Chatsworth and the Monsal Trail. Hotel rooms, B&Bs and cottages are available. Photo: Jason Chadwick