We have our last weekend in July and August bank holiday available.

Availability in our Wills Barn for the last weekend in July and August Bank holiday.
Wills Barn is a converted field barn into a small bunk barn. The barn sleeps 6 and is a 8 minute walk from the village of Butterton, where the local pub Black lion inn serves delicious food and local ales. The barn has plenty of walking opportunities right from the door, as located just above the Manifold Valley.

With four buildings, each slightly different so there will be one perfect for you, in the beautiful Peak District right by the famous Manifold Valley, makes a stay with us perfect for walkers, outdoor lovers and those seeking some peace and quiet.

Come and get lost in the rolling hills and green valleys of the Peak District and all it has to offer. Also you are too far away from a café serving amazing cakes and hot teas and coffee. So what are you waiting for? come and stay with us this summer.

A choice of luxury levels – the same gorgeous location.

Out on the eastern edge , in an often-overlooked corner is the Staffordshire stretch of The Peak District. Easily accessible from Leek and perched high up on the steep-sided Manifold valley, the barns at Butterton are a great place to base yourself and explore this charming area.

There are three barns with a range of luxory levels, from the full-on, self-catering cottage of Fenns Barn to the ‘glamping approach’ of Wills Barn to the traditional camping barn of Waterslacks. They all share the same stunning location and views as well as easy access to the area. 

You can walk from the front door into the Manifold Valley and explore its crags and caves or cycle along the rewarding Manifold Valley Trail – one of those railway-lines-converted-into-bridleways. The village of Butterton itself rewards the visitor with its pretty aspects and ford across the river. As I write this it is deep in snow and looks as pure-white and perfect as a film set.

Casting out further afield are the familiar Peak District attractions of Chatsworth House, Alton Towers or the amazing walking in the White Peak, but do try to visit the lovely bustling Market town of Leek. It has retained much of its Victorian and Georgian character especially in the small shops gathered round its market square.