Hagg Farm Outdoor Centre
Hagg Farm Outdoor Centre, Hagg Farm OEC, Snake Rd, Bamford, Hope Valley, S33 0BJ
Call Kirsty Weatherall on 01433 651594
Self Catering accommodation in Hope Valley
Hagg Farm has a well equipped kitchen with large gas cooking range and commercial style dishwasher. There is a comfortable reception area, large dining area and a games room with pool and football table. Dormitories and recently re-furbished bathrooms lead off a corridor which provides easy access to outside space as well as storage for outdoor kit and muddy boots.
Outside there is a large playing field with climbing boulder, wildlife garden with large fire pit, and a courtyard picnic area with barbecues. Woodland walks lead from the door and the reservoirs of the Upper Derwent Valley including Ladybower are just over the hill.
Adventure activities can be arranged for groups and are led by experienced and highly qualified instructors. On-site activities include climbing, zip wire, orienteering, bushcraft and various team challenges. Other activities such as caving, rock climbing, stream scrambling, abseiling and canoeing can also be provided.
Six electric vehicle chargers are available for guests to use in the car park. These can be used by Subscribers to BP Pulse's EV charging scheme who bring a RFID/access card with them.
Hagg Farm has a well equipped kitchen with large gas cooking range and commercial style dishwasher. There is a comfortable reception area, large dining area and a games room with pool and football table. Dormitories and recently re-furbished bathrooms lead off a corridor which provides easy access to outside space as well as storage for outdoor kit and muddy boots.
Outside there is a large playing field with climbing boulder, wildlife garden with large fire pit, and a courtyard picnic area with barbecues. Woodland walks lead from the door and the reservoirs of the Upper Derwent Valley including Ladybower are just over the hill.
Adventure activities can be arranged for groups and are led by experienced and highly qualified instructors. On-site activities include climbing, zip wire, orienteering, bushcraft and various team challenges. Other activities such as caving, rock climbing, stream scrambling, abseiling and canoeing can also be provided.
Six electric vehicle chargers are available for guests to use in the car park. These can be used by Subscribers to BP Pulse's EV charging scheme who bring a RFID/access card with them.
This accommodation is featured on our map of the Peak District and here is its own website.
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Beds & Rooms:
44: 4x8, 2x4, 2x2Open:
All year. Office: Mon-Thurs 8:30am-4.30pm, Fri 8:30am-3.30pmPrice per night:
£26.50-£31.50pp (depending on season). Min charge for 25 people. Min 2 night stay.Booking:
Advance booking essential.Directions:
From Ladybower Reservoir junction take the A57 3 miles west towards Glossop, look out for a sign to Hagg Farm on the right.Public Transport :
Trains at Bamford (7 miles away) on the Hope Valley Line.Walks :
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Heat Pumps, Solar panels and Electric Vehicle Chargers at Hagg Farm Outdoor Education Centre
December 15th 2024
Hagg Farm Outdoor Education Centre near Ladybower in the Peak District is always looking for ways to reduce the centre’s carbon footprint. Old oil boilers have been replaced with modern heat pumps which now provide heating and hot water is provided by electricity. Hagg Farm has had solar panels on roofs for around ten years but new modern solar panels have been added which feed energy into battery storage. This will help the centre move closer to covering its own power needs from solar.
In addition six electric vehicle chargers have been installed in the car park which will be available for guests to use (and in the future hopefully provide charging for the centre’s future minibuses).
Opened in 1973 as an experimental hybrid of YHA & non-member accommodation.
October 10th 2022
This popular outdoor centre, set in former 19th century farm buildings, was never owned by the YHA. It was owned by the Peak District National park and run in partnership with the YHA. This cooperation with the YHA ended in 1988. In recent years the centre has been run by Nottinghamshire County Council for the benefit of its own schools, other organisations and private groups.
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