New Colshaw is our detached self catering cottage set amongst spectacular Derbyshire scenery in a highly regarded location adjacent to the Glamping site. This rustic cottage sleeps 4 in a double room with a romantic four poster bed and a twin room, with a cot provided if needed. The rooms are all delightfully decorated, with Egyptian cotton bedding and gorgeous throws, and views of the rolling Derbyshire countryside that await your discovery.
The cottage has a ground floor boutique style bathroom with a glorious large roll top bath, flagged stone floor, and bare stone walls.
In the living room you will find a open coal/log fire to relax in front of after a day’s adventure.  A garden to the side of the cottage offers a seating area looking across the Dove Valley and Barbeque.

This attractive cottage is the perfect base for those who love to explore the great outdoors and adventures in the surrounding peaks. A network of packhorse bridges and further a field more popular walks and cycle trails such as Dovedale and The Old Maniford Trail beckon your call.

The cottage stairs are a traditional old style and are steeper than usual modern stairs so those who are less mobile may find them slightly unsuitable.
- All linen, towels, electricity, coal and logs are provided for your stay.
- Non smokers only please.
- Due to farm animals being around we unfortunately cannot accept pets.

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New Colshaw Holiday Cottage

During the 1800's Shepherd huts were seen across the English countryside and were originally designed as accommodation during the lambing season, offering shelter for both the shepherd tending to his flocks and new born lambs.

Sheep Dreams Shepherds Hut is a bespoke hand crafted, spacious getaway that makes the most perfect romantic retreat. Sleeping two in a luxurious king size bed the hut offers its own kitchen area with a quaint Belfast sink and granite worktop so you can have some tea and toast without having to venture out.

A wood burner with logs supplied will keep you snug and warm why you lie down and listen to birdsong and the crackle of the kindling on the fire. Electric is in the hut and free Wi-Fi for those who should want to use it. Easy reach of the shared facilities and car parking.

All guests share 2 luxury shower rooms and one bathroom with gorgeous roll-top bath (basin and toilet in each room).

We want your stay to be as relaxing and hassle-free as possible so we provide little extras to make your stay an enjoyable one. We supply bed linen, towels, a welcome breakfast hamper, basic toiletries, logs and kindling for the stove, BBQ, and the kitchen is well equipped with a fridge freezer, oven, microwave, kettle and utensils. We also have a hairdryer and hair straighteners to use so there’s no need to panic about bad hair days!

Some things we recommend you bring:

Our address and directions

- A torch
- Wellies or boots for exploring- even in summer!
- Slippers for inside your hut
- Waterproof clothing- just in case!
- Umbrella

- Charcoal for your BBQ
- Food and drink
- Your own shampoo/ conditioner
- Phone/Tablet chargers
- Cot bedding if needed.

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Sheep Dreams Shepherds Hut

A gorgeous Lotus Belle Tent with magical fairy lights and a luxurious king size bed. Local breakfast hamper included. Wooden decking around the tent provides the ideal place to BBQ and enjoy the rolling hills around.


Our Belle tent is our new addition for 2020. The tent is the perfect place for two adults to get away from it all and enjoy the stunning Peak District National Park. The Belle Tent doesn't have a log burner so you will need to bring your fluffy throws with you. The bell tent has access to our lovely shared facilities block which has a gorgeous roll top bath to soak in, a huge shower and two proper flushing toilets! The facilities block is also home to a rustic kitchen area with a American style fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, and cooker. The bell tent has a king size bed and Egyptian cotton linen and towels, and solar powered fairy lights make in a magical fairytale den to escape to. There is also outdoor seating and BBQ to enjoy our dark skies at night. We provide a breakfast hamper with local baked bread, free range eggs, local dairy milk, bacon from the local butchers and jam too. 


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Dreamcatcher Bell Tent

Everything starts with a sunrise but it's what we do before it sets that matters' – K. McGraw

Make everyday count in our Sunrise Yurt. Wake up in a king size bed under the warmth of a feather down duvet, with birdsong and the crackle of the wood-burner the background music to your relaxation.

Sunrise Yurt provides a king-size bed and two double futons for extra guests. It's an eco-friendly haven with no electric but solar powered fairy lights that give you a shimmering welcome.

Our yurts are handcrafted and have steam bent ash beams and a unique large clear round crown top, allowing you to stargaze out from the king size bed. A clear window also allows you to gaze down the valley from inside, or sit out your yurt enjoying barbecues and toasting marshmallows around the fire.

They have been carefully designed to ensure you have everything you need for your escape from Egyptian cotton bedding, sheepskin rugs, a breakfast hamper on arrival, logs for the woo-burner, to board games for some old fashion fun! Rest up ready for more adventure in the rugged hills of Derbyshire!

All guests share 2 luxury shower rooms and one bathroom with gorgeous roll-top bath (basin and toilet in each room). Yurts have use of the nearby communal kitchen with fridge-freezer.

Sunrise Yurt

Newly opened in 2018, you would think the family here had been running this superb glamping site for years and years.  John and Pam and their family work together to make a wonderfully welcome and frankly seriously luxurious place to stay, in one of the most breathtaking parts of the country - the Peak District National Park.  A dairy farm at its core, the family have put their heart and soul into creating a place of tranquil beauty, and this glamping site is an absolute stunner.  Two yurts and a shepherds hut make up the small but beautifully formed glampsite on the farm (they also have a holiday cottage) and they are each positioned to make the most of the enviable views across the rolling hills of the Peaks, nestled into one of the farms large meadows, surrounded by dry stone walls.
It is luxurious living here.  The two handcrafted yurts are kitted out with king size beds, sumptuous bedding, sheepskin rugs, a woodburner with logs, solar powered fairy lights and a clear crown top, perfect for stargazing on clear nights.  The romantic and aptly named Sheep Dreams Shepherds hut is equally as beautifully furnished - tasteful and unfussy - also with a king size bed and a wood burner, it also has electricity and wifi if you feel an urge to connect with the outside world (you won’t), and its own kitchenette, with an old fashioned belfast sink, granite worktop, kettle and toaster.  The hut and the two yurts share the BBQ and outdoor seating and picnic areas, and because of the small size, it never feels crowded.

The luxury facilities don’t stop there.  The old sheep gathering building has been revamped and now houses a beautiful suite of washrooms, with large showers, a roll top bath, luxury toilets and thankfully, not a ewe in sight.  Again, it is furnished to a very high level with eyypian cotton towels, handmade oak basins, LED mirrors and high quality toiletries.  This really is no ordinary glamping site.  There is a communal area with all the equipment you need to whip up a full English (and beyond); a welcome breakfast hamper is provided so no excuses not to swing into action in the rustic kitchen.  Kick back on the veranda with stunning views across the Dove Valley - not a bad place to fully appreciate your morning cuppa and bacon sandwich.

Once fed, get your boots on.  The hiking trails lead right from the door at Peak Glamping Hideaway; you are high up in the Peaks (very high actually, the nearby village of Flash is the highest village in England) and the scenery is stunning.  There are a network of old pack horse trails surrounding the farm just waiting to be explored.  Foot or bike is possibly the best way to get to know this stunning National Park, and from your yurt or hut you are in prime position to access some of the best; the Monsal trail, Manifold Trail, Tissington Trail and the Heights of Abraham.  Also nearby is the beautiful spa town of Buxton, the market town of Bakewell, Chatsworth House and the stunning show caves at Pooles Cavern.  And if all that isn’t enough, Alton Towers is just down the road for a day (or two) of stomach churning hysteria.  There is a vast amount to do here and Peak Glamping Hideaway is the absolute perfect place (both location wise and comfort wise!) to make your holiday a wonderfully relaxing break and somewhere to make great memories.  


Peak Glamping Hideaway

For 1 or 2 guests.

Double bed, access from each side.

Warm quilt and extra blankets. No heating in the hut.

Insulated hut with stable door.

Some lighting provided by solar power (subject to availability).

Outdoor fire pit for cooking and campingaz stove.

Cooking equipment, crockery and cutlery.

Toilet – eco-friendly compost toilet and rainwater sink. Shower cubicle with camping shower.

Parking – off road

Pets – allowed but you must bring your own bedding, see T & C’s

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Serendipity - Shepherd's Hut

For up to 7 guests.

Electric sockets – double sockets by each bay – metered*.

Cooking facilities –  electric cooker (metered).
Fridge with freezer compartment.
Cooking utensils, bucket and bowl.
Outdoor fire pit.
Water – Sink with cold mains water in dairy.
Hot water heater over sink – electric meter*.

Heating: Electric cooker will give off heat (metered). Small electric stove heater. There is no central heating.

Eight Wooden Sleeping Platforms with foam mattresses for your sleeping bags. No linen provided.
Pets welcome (see T&C’s).

Parking – off road.

Eco-friendly compost toilets separate to the barns, shared.

Shower and sink with mains water in the Dairy.

Electric light – yes, inside and out.

Wifi available.

*electric meter accepts £1 or £2 coins on

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Top Barn - Group Booking

For up to 8 guests.

Electric sockets – double sockets by each bay – metered*.

Cooking facilities –  electric cooker (metered).
Fridge with freezer compartment.
Cooking utensils, bucket and bowl.
Outdoor fire pit.
Water – Sink with cold mains water in dairy.
Hot water heater over sink – electric meter*.

Heating: Electric cooker will give off heat (metered). Small electric stove heater. There is no central heating.

Eight Wooden Sleeping Platforms with foam mattresses for your sleeping bags. No linen provided.
Pets welcome (see T&C’s).

Parking – off road.

Eco-friendly com.post toilets separate to the barns, shared.

Shower and sink with mains water in the Dairy.

Electric light – yes, inside and out.

Wifi available.

*electric meter accepts £1 or £2 coins only

Bottom Barn - Group Booking 

Padwick Farm was built in 1848 of lovely mottled pink sandstone. Leek Camping Barns accommodation was once the traditional cowsheds that until recently housed milking jersey cows.

Offering an affordable escape from pitching a tent and the Great British weather. On the outskirts of the historic market town of Leek but opening onto beautiful views across open countryside to Bradnop and Morridge where you can enjoy your camping experience.

Being on the edge of town you do get the best of both worlds – the countryside and the market town with real ale pubs, characterful independent shops, cafes and supermarkets to replenish your provisions.

The Bottom barn sleeps 8 people (4 double bays) at £70pn and the Top barn 7 people (3 double and 1 single bays) at £60pn on wooden platforms with foam mattresses. Bring your own warm sleeping bags and pillows. Single night stays or more.                                       Serendipity Shepherd Hut. An off grid hut for one or two people, minimum three nights.

Please follow camping etiquette (no parties/events, noise or noisy guests, quiet between 11pm & 7am, no campfires after 11pm) and countryside code to enhance everyone’s stay. Rustic and basic for hardy campers who are prepared for all seasons .

Leek Camping Barns

One Touring caravan Motorhome or Campervan allowed per pitch: Chemical Waste, fresh water, and grey disposal are available on site but not on the pitch.

£1 coin needed to use the shower. Portacabin is purpose-built with a shower and toilet. Temporary washing up facilities outside next to portacabin. No open fires. BBQ and firepits are allowed but they must be off the ground. Children must be supervised at all times. We ask that you please take your rubbish home with you as there are no recycling points on site.

Bank holidays are 3 days minimum night stay.

Management will not accept responsibility for the loss or damage to any personal belongings left unattended on these premises.

STRICTLY no noise after 10 pm.

Electric Optional Grass Caravan Pitch

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One Tent is allowed per pitch. The Tent Pitches can only accommodate 2-4 man tents.
Chemical Waste, fresh water, and grey disposal are available on site but not on the pitch. 

Bank holidays are a minimum 3-night stay.

£1 coin needed to use the shower. Portacabin is purpose-built with a shower and toilet. Temporary washing up facilities outside next to portacabin. No open fires. BBQ and firepits are allowed but they must be off the ground. Children must be supervised at all times. We ask that you please take your rubbish home with you as there are no recycling points on site. 

Management will not accept responsibility for the loss or damage to any personal belongings left unattended on these premises.

STRICTLY no noise after 10 pm. 

Non-Electric Grass Tent Pitch

Max. 4 Adults. Please add the mandatory cleaning fee at checkout.

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5 Berth Caravan

Mandatory Cleaning Fee - Please add it at checkout.

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Max. 2 Adults. No children. 

**Please add the mandatory cleaning fee at checkout.**

2 Berth Caravan

Greystones Nawab Camping and Touring is a small basic and friendly campsite in the middle of the beautiful Peak District countryside; completely rural, but only 15 minutes from the famous spa town of Buxton in Derbyshire. Relatively new on the campsite scene - Greystones nawab offers grassy pitches for 5 caravans /3 motorhomes and 10 tent pitches on well-tended land, surrounded by dry stone walls and mature trees and shrubs.

It is a pretty place, and the views from the campsite take some beating. Everyone is welcome here; it is family-friendly, motorcycle friendly and dog friendly and facilities include electric hooks-ups should you want it, outside a washing up area side of portacabin, showers and toilets are in purpose-built portacabin Right next door to the campsite there is a wonderful donkey sanctuary, so it is just a stroll away to go and say hello to these gentle animals.

This is a small basic site in the centre of peak park very scenic site is in a prime position for exploring all that the Peak District has to offer. For walkers and outdoor enthusiasts, Greystones nawab is very close to several excellent walks Monsal trail Tissington trail, many pretty little villages and cycling routes, and there are also opportunities for pony trekking, climbing and paragliding if you feel like experiencing something a bit different! The Peak District is a National Park, so if you want to plan your trip well, visit one of the excellent visitor centres that are set up to help you navigate around the many hills and trails in the area.

Aside from exploring the surrounding Peak District, Greystone is also close to several excellent family attractions. Take a magical journey underground at Poole’s Cavern - just a ten-minute drive away - and explore the huge limestone caverns which date back 2 million years. They also have a large park and picnic area with some lovely woodland trails to follow, and for those who like the high ropes - one of Go Apes highest adventure courses is here, with zip wires, aerial walkways and perilous bridges. And talking of perilous, Alton Towers is about 40 minutes away by car if you wanted a full day out of rollercoasters and excitement. Peak Wildlife Park is also nearby, allowing you to come face to face with several exotic and endangered animals. 

The thermal spa town of Buxton, with its Georgian and Victorian architecture, is a very popular destination in the area, as well as idyllic Bakewell, on the banks of the River Wye and close to Chatsworth House - one of Derbyshire’s most popular stately homes with its magnificent gardens.

You will certainly not be short of things to do here! Greystones nawab is a welcome retreat at the end of a busy day exploring the Peak District; it is quiet, tranquil and relaxing; ideal to kick back in a chair and watch the sun go down. If you fancy a night off the cooking there are several good pubs within walking distance offering excellent home-cooked food. 

As locations go, Greystone is a lovely spot, so make sure you leave enough time to explore all that the stunning Peak District has to offer. we also have a cafe next door please note toilets and showers are in a purpose-built portacabin and washing facilities are on outside of side portacabin.



Greystones Nawab Camping, Caravanning & B&B

One Tent or Trailer tent allowed per Pitch

Non-electric Grass Tent or Trailer Tent Pitch

Accessed via a gravelled farm track, unseen from the road, Burrs Farm stands independently and is surrounded by 20 acres of delightful farmland. Originally the Country Manor House of Chelmorton, it beams with endless character and sits in a rural, elevated position on the outskirts of Chelmorton, the highest village in Derbyshire. 

​Whilst Burrs Farm offers privacy and seclusion, it is only a short walk to the village and a short drive to the market towns of Buxton and Bakewell. It is a grand and traditional property full of warmth and character. A perfect place from which to explore the Peak District National Park.

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Dogs must be well behaved and house trained.
Dogs must be strictly kept downstairs and off of soft furnishings and beds.
​​Any fouling on lawns or gardens must be promptly cleared up.
​​The dog owner must bring the dog's bed or basket for sleeping in.
​​Dogs must not be left alone in the property or elsewhere at any time.
Dogs must not lie on beds and hair must be well cleared up before departing.
​​Dog owners must ensure that their pets are free from parasites and fleas before they occupy the property. Failure to do so will incur subsequent charges.

One Touring caravan or Trailer tent or Tent or Motorhome or Campervan allowed per Pitch

Non-electric Grass Pitch

Burrs Farm is the perfect house for parties and groups of families and friends that just want to escape to the countryside for a rural break. Whether you are hoping for a relaxing countryside break or a place to host a hen and stag party with friends, Burrs Farm can accommodate your every need all under one roof.

Accessed via a gravelled farm track, unseen from the road, Burrs Farm stands independently and is surrounded by 20 acres of delightful farmland. Originally the Country Manor House of Chelmorton, it beams with endless character and sits in a rural, elevated position on the outskirts of Chelmorton, the highest village in Derbyshire.

Burrs Farm Limited, Peak District, Bakewell, England

Burrs Farm Ltd. Luxury Farmhouse ideal for Large Family gatherings, Hen and Stag Parties, Cooperate Meetings, Hot Tub, footgolf and games room.

Burrs Manor Campsite

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Touring Pitch

Peak District touring pitches at a farm in the village of Wetton
Walk from site to Thor's Cave; Alton Towers 20 minutes' drive
A short walk from the village pub and tea room, plus walking trails
If the key components of your break in the Peak District National are a) easy access to walks; and b) easy access to a good post-walk pint, then you’ll probably be most pleased with the location of Yew Tree Farm Touring.

What three words location is martini.taking.manly.
The field is located opposite the village toilets. 

This Derbyshire touring site is on the edge of the village of Wetton, opposite the village car park, which functions as the start point for several walking routes. That means that once you’ve parked your van you can simply set out on foot to get to Thor’s Cave, meander along the Manifold Way or find various other ways to soak up some of the scenery. If you don’t mind a little bit of a drive, the likes of Dovedale and the Heights of Abraham can be on the schedule too.

Wherever you end up, (even if it’s Alton Towers, which is also nearby) you’ll be able to finish the day with a well-earned drink at the local pub, which is just a couple of minutes’ walk from the site. The village also has a tea room that’s open at weekends if a piece of cake and a cuppa is more your style. For dinner, you may like to bring along a barbecue and load it up with supplies from shops in Ashbourne (20 minutes’ drive).

Touring pitches are set up in a five-acre field, so there’s plenty of space for everyone to spread out and have a bit of peace. Chemical toilet disposal is available on site and although there are no toilets on site there are public loos in the car park next door.

Please note: 
This site has no on-site toilet and shower facilities.
Under 18s must be accompanied by their parents or legal guardians.
The site does not accept breeds/crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act (i.e. XL Bully, Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino, and Fila Brasileiro).
At least one of the party members must be aged 18 or over.
Guests are advised to bring a good quality torch with them as parts of the site are unlit.
No charcoal barbecues allowed.
There is no reception on-site: on arrival please contact the number provided on your booking confirmation.
Fires, barbecues and/or firepits will not be permitted in dry, windy and/or hot weather conditions.

Yew Tree Farm Touring Caravan Site

Mad-Renaline Activity Centre: Combo Kidz fun task outing with all the children!It's the college holiday breaks as well as your little darlings are complaining about being bored stiff: time for you to find the most useful of children's tasks ever, Let the professionals tire the teens away with a full on two hours loaded to your brim with crazy activities.It that is outdoor a bit like a cross between It's A Knockout and Run the Risk, all directed at little ones age 11 to 16 years.In reality, it will be loud, bubbly and simply a bit like (organised) mayhem. Up to 30 kids will all be divided in to groups of 10 to maneuver around each task being offered. The big bosses whom run the show will determine what teens will likely to be tackling in the time, but each activity laid on promises heaps of laughter and enjoyable in a safe and managed environment.Physical challenges could add a gladiator duel, body zorbing (crashing into each other on a field that is big a body bubble), the bungee run (where they experience the 'elastic band' effect) and throwing on their own around on big inflatables.Teenagers will have to be cool, calm and concentrated if they have a go at any of the shooting sports being offered. Archery is usually the favourite that is firm that Hunger Games, Robin Hood old college sort of method, whilst laser clay shooting tests their tracking and aim.Whichever trio of activities the providers pick on the time to complete, you may be sure vacation monotony has been banished.Madrenaline tasks will pick three tasks from the list regarding the time from: Segway Slalom Course; Archery; Laser Clay Pigeon Shooting; Target Shooting; Body Zorbing; Bungee Run; Gladiator Duel and Inflatable enjoyable!

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Segway Manchester South: Segway Safari, We are also an Official Segway tour operators in the UK, come to Madrenaline for our event, Stag and Hen party, Corporate events, Group booking or just a fun day out for the family

Madrenaline

The Rudyard Lake Steam Railway uses miniature gauge that is narrow engines on its trains to offer a 3 mile return journey across the part of Rudyard Lake.The railway uses coal fired steam engines on all its trains. One of the British's heritage steam railways which can be finest and it is constantly developing brand new destinations to give great household times out.Their steam trains are comparable to approximately half the dimensions of a narrow measure railway with 10.25 inch gauge tracks. The trains operate whatever the weather and that means you're all advantageous to British Summer while they have covered coaches.The party Express train could be the birthday that is ideal venue for chuff minds of all of the many years, plus Rudyard Lake is an excellent family members friendly spot for several days out with possibilities for picnics, sailing, sailing and fishing as well as the cycling regarding the vapor train. A complete time that it is if you like!

Steam Train Days Out @ Rudyard Lake Steam Railway (RLSR)

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Leek and Rudyard Railway

Rudyard Lake Steam Railway

Leaps and Bounds is a clean, safe and friendly play that is indoor providing an excellent place for the whole family members to relax and possess fun long lasting climate, keep dry through the rain and cool from the sunshine. Explore the climbs, get across the bridges, scramble over the humps, zoom down the slides, and whizz along on the swing glide, then brightly see how you can get the lights to glow by using just your vocals! Great enjoyable and wonderful healthy exercise all in addition.We have actually an onsite cafe providing good coffee, many different teas and good array of delicious freshly prepared meals and snacks.So come along, relax, talk to friends, take some time out to read a magazine and let the kids go wild, or join in you want, anything you choose you can be clear on a warm welcome and delighted exhausted kids with them if!

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Poole's Cavern & Buxton Country Park

For years and years, interested visitors to Buxton have actually explored and marvelled at the normal world that is subterranean is Poole's Cavern!Known whilst the 'First ponder associated with the Peak' after an early on travel guide posted in 1630 Poole's Cavern became a favorite attraction for rich visitors as well as royalty.Explore Poole's Cavern today with expert guides and journey through the beautifully illuminated chambers to discover yourself the magnificent underground scenery of the Peak District. With paved walkways and just 28 actions through the trip works for all many years.Back above ground just take a stroll through Buxton Country Park woodlands to your hilltop viewpoint of Solomon's Temple with spectacular land that is top. The Visitor centre includes the Cafi during the Cavern with a wide range of delicious produce including daily specials, light snacks and trade coffee that is reasonable. The customer cafi and centre is dog friendly with canine treats available too. The Rock and treasure shop has an exceptional assortment of presents, books and create that is local's Cavern is open all year every single day, rainfall or shine underground it is usually fine.

Hazel Barrow Farm Camping and Holiday Cottage

Leek ST13 8UQ, Leek, Staffordshire Moorlands ST13 8UQ, England

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Accommodations nearby

Peak Glamping Hideaway

Leek Camping Barns

Greystones Nawab Camping, Caravanning & B&B

Burrs Manor Campsite

Yew Tree Farm Touring Caravan Site

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Madrenaline

Rudyard Lake Steam Railway

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Poole's Cavern & Buxton Country Park

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