Easter Break in the Peak District

Easter in the Peak District can be absolutely charming! The picturesque landscapes, rolling hills, and quaint villages create a delightful backdrop for Easter activities. 

There are plenty of things to do, from enjoying nature walks and hiking along scenic trails to visiting historic sites like Chatsworth House or exploring the delightful towns such as Bakewell or Castleton.

At Peak Venues, we're excited for the longer days of rambling up the rolling hilltops and soaking in the views as the leaves return to the trees. 

In 2024, Easter Sunday falls on 31st March.  We've gathered some gorgeous homestays for you to take advantage of the 4 day Easter weekend.

A beautiful toasty warm two bedroomed converted cattle barn in Great Longstone, near Bakewell. 

Top Shippon is perfect for walkers, cyclists, country lovers and families in a lovely village location.  Sleeps 4 guests or up to 6 with use of the sofa bed at an extra cost and dog friendly too.  

A haven for couples or small families, Rose Cottage is cosy and secluded with a beautiful outdoor space. It's a traditional Derbyshire cottage nestled in the south of the Peak District in the rural village of Chelmorton. A perfect place to unwind, and its garden means there are lots of places to hide Easter eggs! Sleeps 4.

Doorstep walks to Curbar Edge and White Edge.  A stone's throw from Bakewell and Eyam, make sure to bring your walking boots as Edge cottage is excellent for explorers and has a wonderful garden for egg hunting on Easter day.  Sleeps 6.

Nestled in the peaceful village of Chelmorton, near the market towns of Bakewell and Buxton,

Ingle Cottage is a restored former Shippon, offering spacious accommodation with 3/4 bedrooms sleeping 6 -8 guests.  Oozing with original features and finished in a modern contemporary style.