Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Tideswell

Situated in the heart of the Peak District National Park, Tideswell is a charming village perfect for a few days' stay. This village is an ideal base for those wishing to explore the wonderful national park and see the surrounding villages that are home to entertaining attractions. Whether you are here for a night, a weekend, or a week, Tideswell offers the best accommodation for a relaxing few days. The holiday rentals are close to the centre, so you will have easy access to the various restaurants and pubs.

In and around Tideswell you will find a wide variety of accommodation to suit all budgets and tastes, from traditional cottages to high-quality luxury accommodation. For your stay, you will enjoy immaculate, light and airy accommodation, surrounded by a verdant setting. On the other hand, you will have all the modern facilities you need for an ideal holiday. You will have a well-equipped kitchen, cosy bedrooms, living room with wood-burning cooker and TV. Whilst the pretty garden has some of the best views in Tideswell.

Surrounded by 12 acres of spectacular English gardens, Thornbridge Hall is undoubtedly one of the most acclaimed attractions near Tideswell. The stately home is located in Ashford in the Water, north of Tideswell, and is set in 100 acres of parkland with a number of fantastic garden rooms to experience. You can enjoy spaces such as the Italian garden, the water garden, the kitchen garden, the koi lake and more. As you explore you will find temples, statues, and fountains scattered throughout the extravagant gardens. Thornbridge Hall is the best place for a quiet day out and for plant lovers.

Located above the village of Castleton, north of Tideswell, the imposing ruins of Peveril Castle were one of England's earliest Norman fortresses and is one of the most spectacularly situated castles in England. Climb to the top of the hill along the zigzag walkway for incredible views over the Hope Valley and explore the remains of the keep. Inside you will find the foundations of a hall, kitchens and other buildings. The climb up to Peveril Castle is one of the most popular family holiday spots for the outstanding views of the surrounding countryside.

Near Tideswell you will find Monsal Dale, a peaceful riverside walking area and home to one of Derbyshire's most famous and photographed viewpoints, Monsal Head. The Monsal footpath across the old railway viaduct is at your disposal. The site has become a popular spot for cycling, walking, and horse riding whilst enjoying views of the countryside without worrying about traffic. The Monsal Trail runs for about 13 kilometres to the Coombs Viaduct. Other challenging activities at Brosterfield Farm include abseiling down underground waterfalls; speleology, exploring ancient caves and mines; rock climbing to scale the rock faces of Millstone Grit.

Just 18 minutes from Tideswell, the Pavilion Gardens is the perfect combination for an enjoyable family day out. With lake boat rides, play areas, a miniature train and a variety of places to eat, The Pavilion Gardens offers relaxation, play, and adventure for all the family. Awarded the Heritage Green Flag, the landscape consists of diverse flowers, trees, streams, and streams on 23 hectares where you will find many beautiful spaces to relax. You can choose to visit the lake for a boat ride, feed the ducks, have a picnic by the water's edge and end your day with a visit to the ice cream parlour offering 24 different flavours.

Treak Cliff Cavern is an underground wonderland that will leave you dazzled with stalactites, stalagmites and the rare Blue John stone in beautiful shades of blue. Take a visit deep underground to see this multicoloured stone adorning the walls and see the famous 'Stork' formation, which stands on one leg. You will also have the opportunity to polish one of these stones. This is a truly unique experience not found anywhere else in the world.

Buxton Museum and Art Gallery offers many permanent collections and changing exhibitions that should not be missed. Delve into the 360 million-year-old museum collection and discover exhibits ranging from archaeology, geology to art and local history of the Peak District. Some of the most captivating collections you'll find are the Ice Age animal bones and teeth; the House of Wonders collection, which includes a collection of locks and keys; the unique collection of Ashford black marble decorative objects.

High Nelly's is a friendly and relaxed café perfect for breakfast. Before you start your adventurous day, enjoy a delicious Nelly's breakfast special and a coffee or hot chocolate. The menu features Belgian-style waffles with different topping selections, oatcakes topped with bacon, scrambled eggs and the breakfast special which includes cured bacon, local sausages, free-range eggs, tomatoes, and mushrooms.

Considered one of the highest Go Ape courses in the UK, Go Ape Buxton is the Peak District's ultimate adventure destination. If you're looking for a thrill, we recommend you experience the dizzying heights of this high ropes course. Put on your harness, have fun on the high-speed zip wires, try one of the biggest Tarzan drops and traverse tricky crossings such as Jungle Crossing, Pannjarve Bridge and Net Bridge. Buxton is one of our highest courses ever built and will give you incredible views of the countryside

The Anchor Inn, a classic pub considered one of the best pubs in the Peak District, serves delicious British food and cask ales. Relax in the wood-panelled ambience with open fires and enjoy good food. The pub offers all the classic pub food favourites made with fresh ingredients. From seafood linguine, meat pie, burgers, barbecued pork ribs to Scottish salmon fillet. You're sure to find something to suit your tastes.