Glamping in Derbyshire
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HOE GRANGE HOLIDAYS Glamping Pods in Matlock with Spa
FREE Firepit quoting loveglamping on Booking
- Open All Year Round
- Dog Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Sauna
- Unique
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
- Wi-Fi
Prices from £120
MULINO GLAMPING PODS in Ashbourne
- Open All Year Round
- Dog Friendly
- Great for Groups
- 1 Night Stays Available
- Wi-Fi
- Eco Friendly
Prices from £90
ENIGMA LODGE Glamping in Ripley with Hot Tub and Sauna
Stay on a Monday and Tuesday for free night stays
- Hot Tub
- Sauna
- Family Friendly
Prices from £36.00
THE GOODS WAGON GLAMPING in Bakewell
- Couple Retreats
- Wi-Fi
Prices from £150
HOE GRANGE HOLIDAYS Vintage Gypsy Caravan in Matlock
FREE Firepit quoting loveglamping on Booking
- Open All Year Round
- Hot Tub
- Sauna
- Unique
- Adult Only Sites
- Couple Retreats
- 1 Night Stays Available
- Pizza Oven
- Wi-Fi
- Activities on Site
Prices from £95
KISS WOOD CABINS Glamping The Peak District with Hot Tub
- Open All Year Round
- Dog Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Family Friendly
Prices from £110
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Popular Derbyshire glamping
Popular glamping locations
The Derwent Valley — Derbyshire’s UNESCO heritage
The Derwent Valley Mills at Cromford, Belper and Masson are a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the birthplace of the modern factory system — and today make a fascinating, walkable day out along the river and canal.
Chatsworth, stately homes and gardens
Derbyshire is home to some of England’s finest houses — Chatsworth with its famous gardens, the medieval Haddon Hall, and Hardwick Hall — all within easy reach of a glamping base.
Market towns and days out in Derbyshire
Explore the Victorian spa of Matlock Bath, the market towns of Ashbourne and Wirksworth, the Crich Tramway Village, and Carsington Water for sailing and cycling.
Derbyshire and the Peak District
Much of western Derbyshire lies within the Peak District National Park — for the moors, dales and hiking country, see our dedicated Peak District glamping page.
WHERE TO GO GLAMPING IN THE PEAK DISTRICT
The Derwent Valley and market towns like Ashbourne and Wirksworth for heritage and gentle countryside; Matlock for riverside stays.
Widely yes — the Tissington and High Peak trails and country parks are excellent for dogs. Check individual site policies.
Yes — Chatsworth, the Crich Tramway Village, Carsington Water and the Heights of Abraham cable cars all suit families.
Visit the Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO site, Chatsworth and Haddon Hall, Matlock Bath, and Derby’s cathedral and museums.
From around £40 to £150 per night depending on site, season and group size.