Royal Oak Bunkbarn
Bunkhouse and Award Winning Pub on the Cycling Trail near Buxton in the Peak District. .
Royal Oak Bunkbarn, The Royal Oak, Hurdlow, Nr Buxton, SK17 9QJ
Overview
Situated in the heart of the Peak District with direct access to the Tissington and High Peak Trails, The Royal Oak Bunk Barn offers a comfortable base for groups and families wanting to explore the great cycling routes, walking loops and climbing nearby. You can indulge in the best the Peak District has to offer by way of dales, limestone gorges and prominent peaks.The Royal Oak Bunk Barn sleeps any number from 1-34 people with both small and large groups welcome. It offers 5 comfortable, clean and private bedrooms, all fully heated and lockable. No shared rooms. Each bed has a comfy mattress and all bedding, linen and towels are provided. Washrooms are shared with the campsite, there are separate facilities for males and females; both have toilets, sinks and unlimited hot showers which are included in the tariff. There are no kitchen facilities due to the shared nature of the building. Fully Covid compliant.
For larger groups and those wanting to relax after a day exploring the impressive Peak District landscape, there is an award-winning country pub on site offering a fantastic variety of hearty, delicious meals catering for both small tables and large groups. Walk-in breakfasts are available at the weekend. The Royal Oak also has camping on site with standard, large and super pitches available.
Bookings are taken online only. Dog friendly, max 2 dogs per booking.
This accommodation is featured on our map of the Peak District and here is its own website.
Details
Beds & Rooms:
34: 3x8, 1x6, 1x4Open:
All year. All day.Price per night:
From £10 to £15 per person depending on season.Booking:
Booking in advance by phone or emailDirections:
From the A515 Buxton to Ashbourne road take road to Hurdlow oposite to B5055 road to Bakewell.Public Transport:
Nearest trains Buxton (8 miles). Local bus no.42 (Buxton to Ashbourne) drops off 15 minutes' walk away on A515Walks:
Long Distance Walks Peak Pilgrimage
The Pennine Bridleway
Limestone Way
White Peak Loop
Camping Available to Individuals IHUK Signage
This accommodation is available at the following peak times
Available Autumn Half Term 2021 Available for Christmas 2021 Available New Year 2021 / 2022 Available February Half Term 2022 Available Easter 2022 Available May Day Bank Holiday 2022 Available Spring Bank Holiday or Whitson Half Term 2022 Available August Bank Holiday 2022Facilities
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News & Offers from Royal Oak Bunkbarn
Royal Oak Bunkhouse looking gorgeous with its new IHUK sign
June 2nd 2021
Next to an award winning Peak District country pub, The Royal Oak Bunkbarn has direct access onto the High Peak and Tissington Trails (for easy off-road cycling). The area is popular with climbers and walkers with limestone gorges and stone circles to explore.
The bunkbarn offers comfortable, clean bunk bed style rooms ideal for groups of 1 to 34. The five separate bunk rooms are all heated and lockable. Campsite and holiday cottages also available.
Royal Oak Bunkbarn now takes dogs!
October 20th 2020
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.
You are even allowed two dogs per booking. What better reason to see the peaks
Fancy some safe family cycling this Autumn
August 18th 2020
The Royal Oak Bunkbarn has direct access to the High Peak and Tissington cycle trails. What’s more it still has rooms available. Don’t delay….book today!!!
These former railway lines, now provide many miles of safe and mostly level cycling for all ages. Cycles, tag-alongs, child seats, tandems and a range of accessible bikes etc can be hired from the nearby Parsley Hay Cycle Hire Centre and cafe , which is also directly on the trail.
Latest Blog about Royal Oak Bunkbarn
Short Break at Hurdlow in the Snow; an Alex and Jaffa Adventure
March 31st 2018
Heading down the Roman Road in the moonlight night we turned off to Hurdlow and the Royal Oak Bunkhouse. The pub was a wintry scene with snow all around, warm coal fire and a full Derbyshire breakfast..
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