Peak Glamping Hideaway is a small, boutique glamping site at New Colshaw Farm near Quarnford, high in the Peak District National Park above Buxton. Rather than tent pitches, you book a fully furnished space: the Sunrise Yurt, the Sheep Dreams shepherd's hut or the Dreamcatcher bell tent, with a self catering holiday cottage also on the farm. This is glamping set up for comfort, with proper beds and boutique shared facilities, so it suits couples after a romantic break and small groups who want the outdoors without the faff of pitching. The setting is genuinely remote and quiet, surrounded by rolling moorland with a river running close by, and campfires are allowed for evenings outside. Please note the site does not accept dogs. You are close to some of the wildest corners of the Peak District, with Three Shires Head, the village of Flash and the gritstone edges of the Roaches all nearby, while Buxton with its opera house and Pavilion Gardens is a short drive. Peak Glamping Hideaway is open all year, and each space is booked directly through the owners.
What accommodation does Peak Glamping Hideaway have?
It offers a yurt, a shepherd's hut and a bell tent, plus a separate self catering holiday cottage on the farm. Each is furnished for a comfortable stay, so you simply turn up and unwind rather than bringing and pitching your own tent and kit.
Are dogs allowed?
No, dogs are not accepted at Peak Glamping Hideaway. If you are travelling with a dog you will need to look at other sites in the area. The hideaway is set up as a quiet glamping retreat for couples and small groups in the hills above Buxton.
Can you have a campfire?
Yes, campfires are allowed, which makes for cosy evenings outside your yurt or hut once the sun goes down. It is a remote, peaceful spot in the hills, so it is a lovely place to sit out. Follow the owners' fire guidance during your stay.
Where is it and what is nearby?
Peak Glamping Hideaway sits near Quarnford, high in the Peak District above Buxton. Some of the national park's wildest scenery is close, including Three Shires Head, the village of Flash and the Roaches, while Buxton's shops, opera house and gardens are a short drive away.
When is it open and who does it suit?
Yes, the site is open all year round. It suits couples wanting a romantic break and small groups, rather than large parties or campers with their own tents. Each yurt, hut or bell tent is booked directly with the owners, so contact them for dates and prices.
Things to do nearby
Horse riding
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