Luxury Log Cabins in Peak District with Private Hot Tubs

The huge reservoir can be found in the heart of the Peak District and along with being a popular trout fishing spot it offers an enormous range of water-based activities for all abilities.

Visitors can hire a bike and follow one of the numerous cycling trails around the 8.5-mile lake, enjoy a leisurely stroll with the dog, observe the wildlife at one of the bird hides dotted around or bring along a picnic.

The more energetic can try sailing, wind-surfing, kayaking and raft-building to name a few and there are experienced tutors and equipment for hire so you can have a go at something new.

This brilliant, family-run theme park has something for everyone with over 60 rides and attractions.

Experience the giant waterslide and spend some time in the extremely popular JCB zone where kids can operate the diggers and take part in construction-themed activities. Jump aboard the pirate ship, have fun in the Nerf Zone or explore Dinosaur Kingdom.

There are soft play areas, interactive activities and fun rides for toddlers and plenty of picnic spots dotted around the park, with a host of events and things going on throughout the year Gulliver’s is one of the best family days out in the Peak District.

For a unique day out the World of Wedgwood in Stoke-on-Trent is hard to beat. The home of British pottery boasts an excellent museum where you can learn about the history of the Wedgwood family.

There are regular factory tours where you can watch the craftsmen at work and art and craft workshops where you can have a go at pottery yourself.

Whether you are celebrating the finest in British craftsmanship or shopping for a unique gift there is plenty to enjoy with a visit here and when you have finished looking around enjoy a bite to eat in the excellent café.

This fabulous pet-friendly attraction in the Peak District is famous all over the world for the large deposits of Blue John Stone that can be find here.

Boasting some of the most stunning cave formations in the country, visitors can enjoy a fascinating guided tour of the caverns and marvel at the stalactites, stalagmites and fossils.

The caves are surrounded by scenic walks and there is also a well-stocked stocked gift shop where you can pick up a unique memento of your visit.

Treak Cliff Cavern is open daily all-year round (except Christmas Day) and is well worth a visit for those staying at a hot tub cottage in the Peak District.

You don’t have to be a history buff to enjoy this outstanding attraction located in the picturesque village of Crich near Matlock,

Step back in time and discover what life was like in the 19th century, ride in one the horse-drawn, steam or electric trams of which there are over 60 before visiting the fascinating museum.

Enjoy a pint in the “Olde Worlde” pub, or pick up a bag of torpedoes, cinder toffee or licorice from the retro sweet shop, before having a bite to eat at the popular tearoom.

There is also a well-stocked gift shop and some lovely woodland walks to enjoy making this a terrific family day out.

In the heart of the Peak District National Park, near to the bustling market town of Leek is this fantastic zoo which offers a unique and immersive wildlife experience.

Animal lovers and children will love the fact there are many walk through enclosures where you can get up close and personal with creatures like lemurs, wallabies and penguins.

There are regular keeper talks, so you can learn all about what it takes to look after the animals, a host of animal experiences and plenty of on-site facilities such as play area, huge bouncy castle and excellent café, making this a fun, educational and exciting family day out.