Below the garden is Grindsbrook, a rocky moorland stream in dappled woodland which kids love to explore.  There are steps down to the stream and a clearing in which to have a bonfire and enjoy magical evenings.

The Peak District is a stunning landscape ranging from gentle limestone dales to dramatic rocky outcrops and heather moorlands. Its beauty has inspired poets and painters.  It is also a great area for walking and climbing; there are hundreds of miles of footpaths, from gentle riverside strolls to challenging long-distance routes – apparently Scotland is 2 weeks away! 
From caves and castles to gentle walks and all-day hikes, there is so much to do right from your doorstep you can happily while away your time in Edale without the use of a car – perfect if you are coming by train.  There are maps and itineraries in all the tents on your arrival but guided walks can be arranged, please just ask.

Edale is the starting point for some of the best open access walks in England and the official start of The Pennine Way.  There are lots of lovely circular walks and some lower, flatter walks suitable for younger children, alongside some tough climbs and full day out yomps on the top of Kinder Plateau.