Large group accommodation in the UK’s oldest National Park
Explore a national park with craggy hills, sweeping dales, millstones and henges, and swathes of dense woodland. The Peak District is all about the great outdoors – walk the moors and tors, stop off in the market towns of Bakewell and Buxton, and take a tour of Blue John Caverns.
We’ve collected the very best Peak District group accommodation for every group and every occasion. From school groups to sports clubs, get-togethers with friends and family, whatever you need. Take a look…
YHA group accommodation in the Peak District
YHA Castleton Losehill Hall
Hope Valley, Derbyshire
- Number of beds: 156
- Group catering: Full board
- Meeting rooms: 2
YHA Edale Activity Centre
Edale, Derbyshire
- Number of beds: 159
- Group catering: Full board
- Meeting rooms: 1
YHA Eyam
Eyam, Derbyshire
- Number of beds: 56
- Group catering: Full board
- Meeting rooms: 1
YHA Hartington Hall
Hartington, Derbyshire
- Number of beds: 127
- Group catering: Full board
- Meeting rooms: 2
YHA Hathersage
Hathersage, Derbyshire
- Number of beds: 41
- Group catering: Full board
YHA Ilam Hall
Ashbourne, Derbyshire
- Number of beds: 126
- Group catering: Full board
- Meeting rooms: 3
YHA Ravenstor
Buxton, Derbyshire
- Number of beds: 75
- Group catering: Full board
- Meeting rooms: 1
YHA Youlgreave
near Bakewell, Derbyshire
- Number of beds: 42
- Group catering: Café on-site
Ways to stay with YHA
Serviced group stay
Groups of more than 15 people
Let YHA take care of your stay with our group booking service. You'll be allocated private bedrooms close together with all bedding. Upgrades are available for sole use of an area/floor or the entire place.
Exclusive Hire
Groups of all sizes
Hire the whole hostel, cottage or house at over 100 amazing locations. With YHA Exclusive Hire, you'll get the entire place to yourself and the hostel won't be staffed. Many properties also welcome dogs!
Individual stay
Groups of up to 15 people
Think you know our hostels? You may be surprised by the range of locations and accommodation on offer. We have dorm rooms, private rooms, en-suites plus camping and glamping options.
How to make a group booking
1. Choose your location
From Lake Windermere to Central London, we've got locations to suit every group. If you're not sure, our team can help you decide.
2. Plan your accommodation
You'll be allocated private rooms close together or can upgrade to sole use. Numbers don't need to be exact, but an idea of how many beds you'll need is a good starting point.
3. Consider catering options
Let us take care of the cooking with our group catering options. Meal plans range from bed and breakfast up to full-board catering.
4. Discover our activities
Did you know YHA offers activities such as archery, conservation and team building? Our residential packages include accommodation, catering and activities.
5. Contact our groups specialists
From your first enquiry right up to saying goodbye at check-out, our friendly groups specialists will make sure you have everything you need. Simply contact our groups team.
Ready to make a group booking?
Making a booking with YHA is easy! For groups of more than 15 people, simply contact our experienced groups advisers. They'll support you with every aspect of planning your visit from meals, activities and meeting rooms to risk assessments and funding options.
Why groups love the Peak District
A fantastic base for groups trips and school residentials, the Peak District has so much to offer. While you’re there why not stop off at the historic Chatsworth House, try the famous Bakewell Tart or drink Buxton’s mineral water at source.
School groups can also take the Blue John Cavern tour. Take your own journey to the centre of the earth in search of the mysterious Blue John, originally discovered by the Romans. It's a rather gorgeous mineral that’s only found in one place in the entire world – Hope Valley in the Peak District. The tour offers a wealth of geological educational opportunities across all Key Stages.
Top attractions in the Peak District for groups
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Alton Towers
There's something for all thrill seekers and families at Alton Towers, with tons of terrific (and terrifying) rides and amazing live shows. Plus, there's CBeebies Land for the little ones, a water...
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Arbor Low Stone Circle
The most important prehistoric site of the East Midlands, Arbor Low is a Neolithic henge monument atmospherically set amid high moorland. Some say that this is the finest Stone Age 'henge' monument in...
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Asda Foundation Derby Half Marathon
Organised by Run For All for the first time in 2018, the Asda Foundation Derby Half Marathon – formerly known as the Ramathon - proved to be a welcome addition to Run For All’s events calendar...
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Ashbourne
Ashbourne has remained largely unchanged since the 18th century, with it's Medieval street pattern and historic buildings.
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Bakewell
Take a trip to Bakewell and discover this charming Derbyshire Dales town. You'll find great shopping, plenty of spaces to relax and the famous Bakewell Pudding confection.
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Blue John Cavern
The tour starts with a short flight of steps before visitors can appreciate the awe-inspiring majesty of the natural caverns. Then as you go deeper the history of Blue John, or bleu-jaune, meaning '...
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Chatsworth House
Less than an hour drive away from each of our hostels in the Peak District, Chatsworth House is a stately home which belongs to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire and is open to the public to explore...
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Derbyshire Flying Centre
Fly as free as a bird with paragliders and hang-gliders at Derbyshire Flying Centre in Tideswell. Visit the website
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Haddon Hall
This remarkable medieval house is surrounded by Elizabethan gardens and set in the rolling countryside of the Peak District.
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Hathersage Swimming Pool
Surprisingly, this large outdoor public swimming pool is located in the small Derbyshire village of Hathersage. The pool is open air with heated water, hot poolside showers, lawns and spectacular...
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Mountain biking in Eyam
Ideally located on the edge of the White Peak (limestone) and Dark Peak (grit-stone), there's lots of different mountain biking terrains to discover.
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MTB&B: Peak District mountain bike hire
MTB&B is all about to getting people onto top bikes and riding the fantastic trails in the Peak District. We work on giving you a tailor-made mountain bike hire experience. Planning your routes...
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