LOCAL TOWNS & VILLAGES

- Eyam in The Peak District -

Nestled in the heart of the Peak District, the historic village of Eyam is surrounded by a collection of picturesque villages, each offering its own unique charm and character.

Whether you're drawn to quaint stone cottages, scenic walks, or rich local history, our nearby villages provide plenty to see and do for visitors exploring the area. From traditional pubs and cozy tearooms to stunning countryside views and fascinating heritage sites, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this beautiful corner of The Peak District in Derbyshire.

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Ashford in The Water

Ashford in the Water - A picturesque village on the river Wye north of Bakewell with the medieval Sheepwash Bridge as its focal point.

Bakewell

Bakewell - The only market town within the Peak District National Park boundary and its attractive courtyards, independent shops, cafés and location on the River Wye make it a hugely popular destination for tourists to the Peak District.

Castleton

Castleton - One of the most beautifully-situated villages in the White Peak. Whatever the weather, Castleton has something to offer visitors of all ages at any time of year but Christmas is especially beautiful.

Foolow

Foolow - A very picturesque little village in the limestone uplands set around the duck pond. The fine old buildings grouped around the village green complete with an ancient cross, bull-ring and pond make Foolow one of the prettiest villages in the Peak.

Photo Credit: Ruth Sharville

Froggatt & Froggatt Edge

Curbar - A delightful hillside village with fantastic views over the Derwent valley away to the White Peak. A peaceful village closely linked with the adjoining village of Calver, it has some very fine residential properties and lovely walks along Curbar edge and the river.

Photo Credit: Roger Temple

Great Longstone

Great Longstone - An attractive limestone village set around a pretty little green with an old cross. The village lies under the ridge of Longstone Edge, 2 miles from Bakewell. It has some charming old cottages along the main street, a shop and couple of good pubs.

Photo Credit: Dave Dunford

Grindleford

Grindleford - In a glorious setting in the Derwent valley, Grindleford is surrounded by wooded hillsides, looking up to some classic gritstone edge scenery. Grindleford developed from a group of small agricultural settlements. There are two pubs and a railway station with trains to Manchester and Sheffield.

Hassop

Hassop - A small picturesque hamlet with some grand buildings and fine architecture set in beautiful countryside. In spring the snowdrops and daffodils on the roadside through the village are delightful.

Photo Credit By Mike Fowkes

Hathersage

Hathersage - At the eastern end of the Hope Valley, a large, busy village/ town with rich historical, industrial and literary associations. Hathersage has become a popular place to visit for those in search of legendary heroes and literary heroines. There is a station here for trains to Manchester and Sheffield. A must-visit is the, popular and heated, open air swimming pool.

Photo Credit: Andrew Hill

Litton

Litton - One of the prettiest villages in the Peak District, oozing charm and character, and set around a large village green with village stocks in front of the pub!

Photo Credit: Graham Hogg

Stoney Middleton

Stoney Middleton - Middleton Dale is riddled with former lead mine workings and caves, including Merlins Mine, Carlswark, Lay-by Pot and Eyam Dale House Cave. Exciting rock climbing and caving opportunities here!

Tideswell

A large, well appointed village set in the limestone uplands near Buxton, Tideswell has some fine old buildings and a remarkable church.

Picture Credit - By Row17

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