Bunkhouse and Pub on the Tissington Trail near Buxton in the Peak District

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Royal Oak Bunkbarn, The Royal Oak, Hurdlow, Nr Buxton, SK17 9QJ

Eat, drink, be merry and stay in a refurbished stone barn with a traditional award winning Peak District country pub on site. The Royal Oak serves fantastic pub grub and local cask ales (Multiple Winner of ‘Derbyshire Pub of the Year Awards’). The Royal Oak has direct access to the High Peak and Tissington Trails which use disused railways to provide easy off road cycling. The area is also ideal for climbing and walking with stone circles and limestone gorges to explore. The bunk barn is perfect for any number from 1 to 34 (small and large groups welcome) wanting comfortable, clean, private bunk bed style rooms. The five separate bunk rooms are all heated and lockable. All the bunk beds have comfortable mattresses, a pillow and fresh linen, just bring a duvet or sleeping bag. There is a small communal kitchen ideal for basic meals with fridge, oven and kettle and seating for 5/6 people. Separate ladies and gents toilets and hot showers are included in the simple per person tariff. Campsite and holiday cottages (some sleeping large groups) available.

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Royal Oak Bunkbarn | Bunkhouse and Pub on the Tissington Trail near Buxton in the Peak District

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01298 83288

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Rooms & Beds:

34: 3×8, 1×6, 1×4

Open:

All year. All day.

Price per night:

April to Sept £17pppn, Oct to March £15pppn.

Booking:

Booking in advance by phone or email

Submaps:

White Peak Loop

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The Royal Oak

Directions:

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 A515

This accommodation is available to individuals and is on the White Peak Loop.

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White Peak Loop

White Peak Loop

A 60 roundtrip of off road cycling soon to be created in the Peak District and Derbyshire

The Royal Oak with its excellent food and bunkhouse is situated right by the track of an old railway bed which has been used by the Tissington Trail for many years. Derbyshire Dales have plans to extend this route on into Buxton where it could meet up with the Monsal Trail which currently goes to Bakewell, again along an old Railway bed.  Work is already taking place to extend the Monsal Trail to Matlock where you can pick up the road to Cromford.  At Cromford the towpath of the Cromford Canel connects to the High Peak Trail, which is already connected to the Tissigton Trail.  The resulting loop of 60 miles off road cycling will be called the White Peak Loop.

Car free cycle trails accross Derbyshire

Car free cycle trails accross Derbyshire

Stay at the Royal Oak Bunkbarn for direct access onto the Tissington Trail and High Peak Trail.

These car free cycle trails cross Derbyshires Moors on old railway tracks, smoothing over the hills with gentle gradients and stunning views.  The Royal Oak Bunkhouse has direct access onto the Tissington Trail which travels from near Buxton to the pleasant market town of Ashbourne, passing through the Tissington Estate with is 1940’s sweet shop and estate cafe.   The High Peak Trail joins the Tissington trail a few miles south of the Royal Oak Bunkhouse and travels high across the moors dropping down to Cromford near Matlock on three dramatic inclines.

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