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Woodpecker At Manor View
This spacious luxury pod in South Wingfield delivers everything a good Peak District glamping pod should offer. Bags of character, luxury touches and stunning countryside views.
The owners have created a 5-star rated romantic hideaway where you’re treated to Prosecco and chocolates on arrival. Not a bad start to your break.
You’re just 7 miles from the National Park itself. Perfect for couples who want countryside peace but easy access to Derbyshire attractions like Matlock Bath and Chatsworth House.
The pod sits in **stunning countryside** with rolling fields stretching out before you. Privacy curtains around the hot tub mean you can enjoy a soak under the stars.
You’ll find beautiful unique décor here and stylish touches throughout. The kitchen comes with cool retro appliances that actually work properly. There’s electric vehicle charging available too.
Hartington Hideaway Shepherd’s Hut
This adorable shepherd’s hut sits on a **working farm setting** just outside Hartington village. Perfect for couples wanting an authentic experience with modern luxury.
The quirky bolthole might be compact but it packs everything you need. **Wood burner keeps things cosy** with your first basket of logs included. No fighting over who’s fetching more wood from the shed.
You can walk straight from your door to Wolfscote and Beresford Dales. The scenic River Dove flows just a few hundred metres away. There’s even a bus service connecting local villages if you fancy exploring without the car.
**Hartington village sits just 2 miles away** with proper local shops and decent places to eat. None of that tourist trap nonsense.
Enjoy stunning countryside views** where you can watch the hills while you soak. Dogs are welcome too so the whole family can enjoy this slice of Peak District paradise.
Tissington Treehouses
These luxury treehouses at Rivendale Lodge Retreat offer **unbeatable views of Peak District countryside**. Perched up in the trees with your own fantastic hot tub below.
The studio-style accommodation features **spectacular beamed open-plan living**. Everything flows nicely from kitchen to sleeping area. The wine cooler is a nice touch for romantic evenings.
There’s a **washer and dryer included** which is brilliant for muddy walking clothes. No need to pack your entire wardrobe or worry about Peak District weather.
The resort has a shop, restaurant and bar on-site. You can grab supplies or have a proper meal without venturing far from your treehouse sanctuary.
**Located in a secluded area** with an outdoor picnic area. Perfect for a **romantic holiday in the countryside** where you can truly disconnect from everyday stress.
Oh Deer
This award-winning luxury pod offers a romantic countryside escape where you might snatch a view of a deer.
Features include a king-size bed, modern kitchen, Smart TV, and a large walk-in shower.
Located on a small working farm near Ashbourne, Oh Deer is the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. The pod’s open-plan layout includes a well-equipped kitchen with a combi microwave oven/grill, 2-ring hob, and fridge with freezer compartment. The living area features a comfortable seating area and a 38” Smart TV. The spacious shower room boasts a large walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC.
Guests here will be blown away with the views of the surrounding countryside and the resident deer. The property also offers off-road parking for two cars and bicycle storage for two bikes. Please note that due to the neighbouring field of deer, pets are not allowed. This adult-only property is ideal for couples seeking a peaceful retreat.
Oh Deer is conveniently located just 0.1 miles from a local pub and farm shop, and 1.8 miles from the nearest shop. The property is also within easy reach of Ashbourne and the Peak District National Park, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration.
Want something bigger? Browse our full range of lodges with in Derbyshire here.
Hartington Treehouses
These are the sister treehouses to Tissington at the same Rivendale site. Same luxury treehouse experience with uninterrupted Peak District views from your elevated position.
The beamed open-plan living area creates that proper cabin feel. High ceilings and exposed wood give character while modern amenities keep things comfortable.
Again you get the wine cooler and washer/dryer combo. Makes self-catering much easier when you can chill your wine properly and deal with muddy outdoor gear.
Pets are welcome so you don’t have to leave your four-legged walking companion behind. The surrounding countryside is perfect for long dog walks.
You can explore Derbyshire’s famous attractions like Chatsworth or the market towns.
Looking for the ultimate romantic escape? Derbyshire offers the perfect blend of rugged hills and steaming bubbles.
We have explored the quietest corners of England to find the most relaxing spots for your next glamping holiday. Whether you want a cosy pod or a spacious yurt, there is a perfect site waiting for you in the heart of the countryside.
Why Choose a Glamping Holiday in the Peak District?
Ah, the The Peak District! The first national park in England and a favourite holiday spot for people from all over the world, where you can walk for miles over a limestone hill and then head back to your your luxury glamping hut.
Choosing glamping in the Peak District means you get the fresh air of camping with the comfort of a real bed and a warm stove. Many popular glamping locations are found on a family run farm where the only noise is the distant bleat of a sheep.
Finding the Perfect Glamping Pod with Hot Tubs
If you want a solid roof over your head, a pod is an excellent choice. These curved timber buildings are incredibly sturdy and keep you warm regardless of the weather in Derbyshire and the Peak District.
A glamping pod lets you watch the sunset over the woods while staying cosy and warm inside. Most sites with glamping pods now offer en-suite facilities, making them a very popular glamping choice for couples.
Luxury Glamping Pods for a Quick Retreat
For those seeking a bit of luxury, many glamping pods in Derbyshire come with high-end finishes and stylish interiors. You can find these at a dedicated holiday park or a secluded woodland site near Matlock or Buxton.
What Makes a Great Glamping Site?
A friendly glamping site should offer more than just a place to sleep. It should be a base to explore the local area, from the heights of a misty hill to the bottom of a limestone dale.
- Access to a local pub for a hearty meal.
- A stunning view from your front door.
- High-quality glamping accommodation with fresh linens.
- Private hot tubs that are ready for your arrival.
Is Glamping in Derbyshire Right for You?
Derbyshire glamping is ideal for anyone who wants to unwind without the hassle of pitching a tent. You can go glamping near the historic town of Bakewell or find a camp tucked away in a quiet forest.
The county is famous for its stately homes, so you might spend your day at Chatsworth House or Haddon Hall before returning to your retreat. Many guests love the contrast between the grand architecture of Chatsworth and the simple joy of an outdoor fire.
| Feature | Glamping Pods | Yurts and Tipis |
| Best For | Year-round warmth | A unique, airy feel |
| Typical Extras | Kitchenette and TV | Log burners and rugs |
| Vibe | Modern and secure | Traditional and rustic |
| Privacy | Often very private | Often part of a small village |
The Best Stays in Derbyshire and Where to Find Them
Picking the right location is the key to a great break. You might choose a dome with a view of the stars or one of the many treehouses hidden in a private wood.
If you are bringing a pet, look for dog-friendly glamping options near Buxton where the trails are endless. A dog-friendly site ensures that every member of the family can enjoy the Peak District National Park.
Exploring Bakewell and Buxton
When you stay at a glamping site in this region, you are never far from a charming village. Take a trip to see the famous bridge in Bakewell and Buxton is well worth a visit for its spa heritage.
Top Tips for Your Next Glamping Trip
Before you head out to your chosen park, remember that the weather on a Derbyshire hill can change fast. Even if you are staying in a luxurious pod, bring some warm layers for when you step out of the hot tub.
- Check if the site is a friendly glamping destination for families.
- Look for a location near Derby if you want to mix city shopping with rural peace.
- Ensure your accommodation has a stove if you are visiting in winter.
Relax and Unwind in a Peaceful Location
The beauty of camping and glamping is the ability to disconnect from the digital world. Whether you are in a yurt, a tipi, or a modern pod, the goal is to relax.
Derbyshire and the Peak District offer a unique landscape that feels worlds away from the city. After a long walk, there is no better feeling than returning to your peaceful site to soak your muscles and enjoy the quiet.