Peak District Christmas markets are the perfect way to kick off the festive season in the UK’s oldest National Park. Browse local artisan crafts and sip mulled wine as you sway along or tap your toe to local musicians playing Good King Wenceslas. Here in the Peak District, the Christmas Market season kicks off at … The post Peak District Christmas Markets (dates and details for 2025) appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
Spooktacular events in and around the Peak District for October half term and Autumn 2024. Inc Halloween trails and pumpkin picking.| Peak District Kids
Top tips and everything you need to know for visiting Matlock Bath Illuminations, including how to get there and best places to park.| Peak District Kids
The ultimate list of Bonfire Night events in and around the Peak District this year, 2023. Including Eyam, Chatsworth, Hathersage, and Edale.| Peak District Kids
White Hall Outdoor Centre in the Peak District offers superb outdoor pursuits days for families and kids on their own. Read for our review.| Peak District Kids
Buy your Peak District Kids snood featuring the OS Peak District map. Sized for children aged 4+ and a great way to keep little faces warm.| Peak District Kids
Whilst the thermal spa town of Buxton doesn’t actually lie within the Peak District National Park boundary, it’s pretty much surrounded by it and worthy of a visit. Most tourists come to visit the ornamental gardens and world-famous Georgian and Victorian architecture, or to dine in one of the restuarants, but if you’re visiting with … The post Top 10 things to do in Buxton with kids appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
Buxton Pottery Painting is such a special way to spend some quality time with family and friends, whilst also creating something completely unique! It certainly is a great addition to a Buxton day out. Located under the stunning glass roof of the Cavendish Arcade, it is nicely located next to The Crescent and a few … The post Buxton Pottery Painting: pick and paint a work of art appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
Please check official event websites for the most up-to-date information, as times, dates, and opening hours may change. If you’re looking for ways to keep the kids entertained over the long summer break, we’ve rounded up the best events happening in and around the National Park. From outdoor theatre and nature trails to hands-on workshops … The post Peak District summer holidays: what’s on guide for families appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
Located in the grand building that is Matlock Bath’s Pavilion, you will find this charming mining museum. It may get a little overlooked amongst all the action of the Matlock Bath promenade, but once you step inside you are transformed back into the Derbyshire of old, providing a real insight into the life and times … The post Peak District Mining Museum: everything you need to know appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
To complete it’s seaside town status, landlocked Matlock Bath (often coined ‘Derbyshire-on-sea‘) has a small aquarium amongst the row of fish ‘n’ chippies and arcades along it’s ‘promenade’. Matlock Bath Aquarium is far from your standard Sea Life Centre experience; you won’t see any sharks, penguins and rays. But, considering its size, you will find … The post Matlock Bath Aquarium: everything you need to know appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
Pan for gems, build a drystone wall, and hunt for fossils at The National Stone Centre, just outside the Peak District National Park, close to Matlock Bath. The National Stone Centre is free to enter, although it’s £4 to do the panning for gems, and £1 for geo-trail map. There’s also a café on site … The post National Stone Centre: the perfect day out for little geologists appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
Discover a hidden gem in Derbyshire where narrow-gauge trains run through scenic limestone countryside. Steeple Grange Light Railway, tucked between the towns of Cromford and Wirksworth, may be slightly hidden away if you’re arriving by road, but it’s well worth the effort. Run entirely by passionate volunteers, this charming little railway offers a fun, friendly, … The post Steeple Grange Light Railway: riding the rails, whatever the weather appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
Be sure to check official event websites for the most up-to-date information before your visit, as times, dates, and opening hours may change. If you’re planning your family days out in and around the Peak District for May half term, then you’ve come to the right place. With spring in full bloom across the National … The post Peak District May half term: WHAT’S ON this Spring Bank Holiday appeared first on Peak District Kids.| Peak District Kids
A leisurely pram friendly walk in the beautiful setting of Ilam Park and picturesque Dovedale. A fantastic Peak District walk for young kids!| Peak District Kids
Peak District Kids is the top online guide for families adventuring in the UK's oldest National Park. Includes 80+ walks and things to do.| Peak District Kids
A circular Chee Dale Stepping Stones walk from Millers Dale that leads down into the gorge and across the two sets of stepping stones.| Peak District Kids
Things to do in Matlock and Matlock Bath, the tourist hub on the edge of the Peak District. Including things to do near Matlock with kids.| Peak District Kids
Thinking about hiking up Kinder Scout with kids? Follow our circular route we did with our boys (aged 5 and 6) from Hayfield.| Peak District Kids
Looking for short and easy walks in the Peak District with kids? Here are tried and tested Peak District family walks with step-by-step guides.| Peak District Kids
A fantastic short walk amongst the woods behind Chatsworth House. Visit the Hunting Tower, Sowter Stone Waterfall, Aqueduct waterfall.| Peak District Kids
The Baslow to Chatworth walk follows an easy, flat path leads to Paine's Bridge, by Chatsworth House. Then to Edensor Tea Rooms for cake.| Peak District Kids
An easy loop walk from Curbar Gap car park. This Baslow Edge walk is relatively flat and you're almost guaranteed to see Highland Coos!| Peak District Kids
A picturesque circular walk from the market town to Bakewell to the grand Chatsworth Estate. Look out for deer enroute!| Peak District Kids
Everything you need to know about visiting Chatsworth with kids. Where to park, where to do, and what bits are free.| Peak District Kids
Our top picks for Peak District wild swimming and paddling. Includes parking info and related walks, so you can take a dip along your hike.| Peak District Kids
Inspiration for the best things to do in Bakewell, including walks, pubs, and markets. Also where to go in Bakewell with kids.| Peak District Kids
This short circular Monsal Head walk starts the viewpoint and leads you down into the valley to the weir, and under the Headstone Viaduct.| Peak District Kids
Updates for what's on in and around the Peak District for February half term 2024. From ballet shows to abseiling, there's so much to do!| Peak District Kids
A easy-going and circular Dovedale walk from Thorpe. Loops around Thorpe Cloud and across the iconic Dovedale Stepping Stones.| Peak District Kids
Everything you need to know to cycle the Monsal Trail with kids, including the bike route, where to eat, and Monsal Trail cycle hire.| Peak District Kids
A play area just makes parenting life easier when eating out. Here are cafes and pubs with playgrounds in the Peak District.| Peak District Kids
This Bakewell to Ashford in the Water walk follows the River Wye to a pub stop, and then leads you up a quiet track for superb views.| Peak District Kids
An easy circular Ashford-in-the-Water walk to Monsal Head. Walk through the Headstone Tunnel and take in the views at Monsal Head.| Peak District Kids
Everything you need to know about a family visit to Matlock Farm Park, including what to expect, top tips, and our honest review.| Peak District Kids
Boulders always add lots of fun to any walk. Here we detail the best Peak District walks for kids to climb and scramble over boulders.| Peak District Kids
A walk along Stanage Edge to Robin Hood's Cave via Cowper Stone and Stanage Edge trig point. We then extend it further to Stanage Pole.| Peak District Kids
This easy Higger Tor walk is all about the superb expansive views, and kids will love clambering on all the boulders.| Peak District Kids
If you're planning to visit the Peak District this Easter, check out this comprehensive guide for special events and whats on for families.| Peak District Kids
A circular Curbar Edge walk which incorporates Froggatt Edge and White Edge. Epic views, bag White Edge trig point, and a halfway pub stop.| Peak District Kids
Kids as young as 5 can do Peak District abseiling off Millers Dale Bride under the expert tuition of Chris from Peaks and Paddles.| Peak District Kids
With all the diary farms in the Peak District, you won't be surprised to hear that many of them sell ice-cream! Here is where to find them.| Peak District Kids
This circular Stanage Edge walk is all about the views! Park at Hollins Bank car park for a short climb to the top.| Peak District Kids
The best Peak District playgrounds for little ones to burn off some energy! Most are free, and a couple are near a pub.| Peak District Kids
This short Padley Gorge walk is perfect for young kids as they can paddle in the stream climb boulders and trees, and there's even ice-cream!| Peak District Kids
Hope Valley Ice Cream is a great place for families. Meet the farm animals, eat homemade ice-cream and enjoy a little walk.| Peak District Kids
An easy, and relatively flat, circular walk from Hathersage that follows the River Derwent and includes the Hathersage stepping stones.| Peak District Kids
Ideas for a Peak District rainy day, including indoor activities in Buxton and Matlock, and things to do in Derbyshire on a rainy day.| Peak District Kids
The best days out and things to do in the Peak District with kids, including animal parks, walks, caverns, wild swimming, and lots more!| Peak District Kids
Everything you need to know about visiting Hathersage swimming pool with kids. Including water temperature, changing facilities, and parking.| Peak District Kids
Everything you need to know for a family visit to Thornbridge Gardens and Café. Kids love hooking ducks and paddling in the fountain!| Peak District Kids
Are you nervous of bumping into cows on your Peak District walk? Here we share the best walks where you are very unlikely to meet any cows.| Peak District Kids
Gullivers Kingdom Matlock review - best for primary aged kids. Includes essential tips to get the most out of your visit.| Peak District Kids
The Heights of Abraham in Matlock are one of the top family attractions and days out in Derbyshire. Find out about our visit.| Peak District Kids
Peak District rock climbing and abseiling with Peak Lines. An honest review of a half day family session at Burbage Rocks and Higger Tor.| Peak District Kids