Luxury Glamping Pods
Exclusively for adults; maximum 2 adults per camping pod
Double bed made up for your arrival in duvet and cotton linen
About this accommodation
With so much to see and to do in the Peak District National Park just a short drive from Longnor Wood, our Dove glamping pods, sleeping 2 adults only, are a perfect alternative to camping but maintain all the thrills of living outdoors. No more roughing it in a tent! Our warm and cosy luxury en-suite camping pods Derbyshire offer a double bed, made up in luxury linen for your arrival, so you can be sure of a good night’s sleep.
Each Peak District pod has an en-suite bathroom with shower so no more late-night trips to the amenity block, even if it is 5-star!! Towels included. A small kitchenette means you have everything you need to cater for yourself whilst enjoying luxury glamping in the Peak District. They also have an outdoor veranda for cooking and sitting enabling you to be outdoors whatever the weather.
We have a dog friendly glamping pod meaning you can enjoy your Peak District break with your four-legged companion! We welcome one ‘well behaved’ dog per camping pod Derbyshire for an additional cleaning charge of £10 per stay. Just make sure you select our dog-friendly glamping pod when making your booking.
- En-suite shower room; towels provided
- Small kitchenette with camping kettle, fridge-freezer, 2-ring electric hob and microwave
- TV with selected Freeview channels
- Well insulated
- Private furnished outdoor decking accessed by a series of small steps
- Free Wi-Fi
- Gas and electricity included
- Dogs £10 per stay in our dog-friendly glamping pod (max 1)
- All non-smoking accommodation
- Free parking a short walk from your camping pods Peak District
Included in your stay
"The pod was perfect, complete with a bathroom, fridge, microwave, hob and sink. There was complimentary tea, coffee and even milk in the fridge. Towels were provided and even a hairdryer, and two deckchairs."
Your Surrounding area
The Peak District National Park is the original, and arguably the best, national park in Britain. It was designated on the 17th of April 1951, and it is now estimated that over 13 million people visit each year. Visitors come to the Peak District National Park to enjoy walking, climbing, cycling, mountain biking, caving, angling, nature-watching, photography, gliding, visiting historic houses, country pubs and tearooms. The Peak District covers a great deal of variety over its 555 square miles.