Peak Pods
Four en-suite pods at the confluence of Lathkill Dale and Bradford Dale, where the walking starts at your door and the owner sends a curated list of what to do next.
Peak Pods sits on Broadmeadow Farm at Alport, the small village where Lathkill Dale and Bradford Dale meet. You can step off the pitch and be inside the dale within minutes, which is the reason to choose this site over anywhere else in the area. Bakewell, with its Monday market, is a little over 3 miles; Youlgrave, with its pubs, is a mile's walk away.
The four en-suite pods are kept in meticulous order. Heating is reliable even through hard winters, the shower is good, and the kitchen is properly equipped for something more ambitious than reheating soup. Individual Weber BBQs sit outside each pod; there is also a communal fire pit for the evenings when you want to linger with a drink and watch it get dark over the dales. The owners send guests a detailed list of local recommendations before arrival, which is exactly the kind of host behaviour that makes a small site worth its premium price.
With only four pods, the site is quiet by design. This is a place for couples or small families who want to use the Peak District properly, not one to choose if you are after a social party atmosphere. Open year round, it handles frosty mornings and heavy snow with equal composure, and the owner's care extends to practical advice on road conditions when the weather turns.
Before you book
- No dogs allowed.
- Four pods only, so availability fills quickly around peak weekends and school holidays.
“A small, owner-run operation that earns its reputation through immaculate pods and a setting that does genuine work: Lathkill Dale begins at the field edge.”
Why it made the cut
- Direct walking access to Lathkill Dale and Bradford Dale, two of the most beautiful dales in the Peak District
- Only four pods, kept to an exacting standard by present and responsive owners
- Open year round with reliable heating, making it genuinely usable in winter
- Owners provide a curated local guide before arrival, covering walks, pubs, and markets
The Feeling
Immaculate · Quietly glamorous · Solitary tempo
Good For
- Date
- Family
- Solo
Best For
- Glamping pods with en-suite facilities in Peak District National Park
- Walking access to Lathkill Dale and Bradford Dale from your pod
- Small group getaways with private Weber BBQs and communal fire
In Campr's collections
- Date night campingFour pods in a national park dale, no noise, no crowds, just walks and a Weber BBQ and an owner who tells you where to eat.
- Glamping at its bestEn-suite pods at the confluence of two dales, run by owners who care about every detail, from the kitchen kit to the local recommendations they send before you arrive.
- Most immaculate vibesGuests consistently note how clean and well-equipped the pods are; the standard holds even mid-winter.
Facilities
Quick answers
- Does Peak Pods allow dogs?
- No, Peak Pods doesn't accept dogs.
- Are campfires allowed at Peak Pods?
- Yes, campfires are allowed in provided fire pits.
- What kind of stays does Peak Pods offer?
- Glamping, in the forest.
- How much does Peak Pods cost?
- Pitches from £85 per night. Book directly with the site.
- Where is Peak Pods?
- Broadmeadow Farm, Alport, Bakewell DE45 1LH, UK.
Where it is
Broadmeadow Farm, Alport, Bakewell DE45 1LH, UK
In the forest · Derbyshire · East Midlands · 53.176° N, 1.662° W
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