Hills upon hills perfect for the energetic among us. Gorgeous scenery wherever you end up. The Peak District really is perfect for those with dogs. Many of our hostels think so too with a large number of them being dog friendly as well.
Dog friendly accommodation in The Peak District
What better reason do you need to visit the Peak District? Your four legged friends will love the many miles of trails and footpaths on the doorstep, while those with two legs will appreciate the on-site award winning country pub and its delicious home cooking.
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Alstonefield Camping Barn offers simple dog friendly accomodation. In the southern Peak District, a whole world of hills and great pubs to explore.
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This tucked away gem is a fabulous base for anyone with a sense of adventure
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Even the most energetic dogs will have their work cut out for them in the rolling hills of the peak district. Pindale Farm Outdoor Centre is right in the heart of the hope valley region, expect to be amazed by gorgeous views.
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Roaches Bunkhouse is an innovative use of a bright and roomy part of Upper Hulme Mill right at the foot of The Roaches.
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Bretton Hostel, near historic Eyam in the heart of the Peak District, feels remote surrounded by fields on Bretton Edge. With glorious far-reaching views across the Dark and White Peak and excellent walks and cycle rides from the door. Sleeps 17, bedding provided, kitchen,sitting room, wood burner, studio.
Sheen Bunkhouse is in a quiet corner of the Peak District, close to the beautiful Dove and Manifold valleys. It has a well equipped self-catering kitchen, lounge, two bunkrooms and separate toilets & showers.
The Manifold Track, Tissington Trail and High Peak Trail give easy access to beautiful countryside, ideal for families and cyclists. Dovedale and the moors offer stunning walking. Buxton, Leek and Bakewell are within 12 miles and Alton Towers is 20 minutes away by car.
The Boarshurst Centre is situated on the north western edge of the Peak District yet with easy road and rail links to Manchester (12 miles away). With 32 beds across 2 dorms and 2 leaders rooms the centre provides well appointed self catering accommodation for affiliated child, youth and adult groups from registered charities and organisations who seek to practice outdoor pursuits.BYO sheets and sleeping bags
A 300-year-old farmhouse set 1200 feet up in the beautiful Derbyshire/Staffordshire Peak District National Park. Five miles from historic Buxton and a perfect base for all the Peak District has to offer. The 2 sleeping areas sleep 14 and 6 - perfect for a small group or family. A 3 course breakfast and optional packed lunch / substantial evening meal are provided. Hot drinks can be made in the small kitchen. No self-catering facilities. Ample parking space.
