Glamping in Buxton

There are beautiful places to spend a fantastic holiday in England, full of nature and with plenty of activities wherever you go, so if that's what you're looking for Holidu shows you here one of the fantastic options there are to visit in this great country. Situated in the county of Derbyshire, Buxton is one of England's best known towns, as it is home to a relaxing natural hot spring that many tourists visit every year, also it has many other natural wonders and interesting historical sites to check out. In terms of accommodation, if you are looking for something small, practical but with all the amenities and close to the city, Buxton has modern glamping sites with everything you need for your holiday.

The glamping sites you'll find in this city are specially designed so that you don't have to worry about anything, as well as being quite close to the city so getting around won't be a problem. These accommodations are equipped with a comfortable private room, some have a kitchen area, bathroom and free parking. Without a doubt, this way of spending your holiday is quite practical and will give you that camping experience without having to sacrifice your comfort. The beautiful town of Buxton is waiting for you, book now!

As mentioned, Buxton is famous for its natural wonders, the main one being its hot springs which are located in the town of Derbyshire within the iconic building The Crescent Hotel & Thermal Spa. This building dates back to 1853 and although it has undergone renovations over the years, and has been closed a couple of times, it is now open to the public. Here you'll find the hot spring pool which is fed by mineral water from an ancient spring nearby. Now, if you want to get adventurous and see stunning natural sites, Poole's Cavern is the place to go. This natural limestone cave is approximately 200 million years old and is located in the Peak District. You can explore this cave with guided tours offered by the town, where you can see the rock formations and crystal stalactites, as well as visit the panoramic viewpoint on the Peak District hill.

Buxton's historic sites are as interesting as its natural beauty. The Buxton Opera House is one such building of great historical significance, built in 1903 and with a capacity of over 900 people. This iconic venue offers guided tours of its facilities, such as the auditorium and the dressing rooms, and will tell the story of the theatre from its beginnings. Also, not to be missed is the Buxton Museum and Art Gallery, a famous museum of geology and archaeology specific to the Peak District, including artefacts discovered by archaeologist Sir William Boyd Dawkins. From bones, pottery, ancient weapons and armours, to books, paintings and sculptures, this place has it all.

This historic site is the perfect example of a 19th century Victorian house, and today it is open to those looking for a day of adventure as well as a relaxing and peaceful day out. Its twenty-three acres of woodland and gardens offer a unique landscape in which to wander, and as a fun bonus, the site has the option of enjoying the facilities aboard a colourful little train.

This fabulous place located inside The Crescent Hotel & Thermal Spa, is quite particular, as the building was remodelled to become a shopping centre, so it still preserves the structures of what used to be part of the spas, such as its arches, its central pool, mosaics, etc. As for the shops, they are boutique type and sell various things such as jewellery, clothes, soaps and souvenirs.

If you're also looking to get active on your holiday, a bike ride along the Monsal Trail is definitely the ideal plan. This Derbyshire-based trail is a traffic-free road that is popular for walking and biking. It stretches for 8-5 miles, with bridges and tunnels, without a doubt a perfect place to get some exercise and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

Adventure is present on this Go Ape treetop ropes course. The lush, tree-lined countryside of the Peak District is home to the company that offers this fun and challenging course, which is one of the highest in the UK. Zip Trekking, Treetop Challenges, Forest Segway, there are many ways to have fun here.

No doubt this city is full of culture and things to see, and if you're an art fan you'll love this place. The Green Man Gallery is an independent contemporary art gallery and has been open to the public since 2012. All the staff are volunteers as well as being the ones who create the art pieces and exhibitions, making it a creative hub with a genuine feel and full of new things to see.

If after a long night out you want to go somewhere to have a good drink, Monk cocktail bar is the place to go. This bar is themed after Franciscan monks, who in ancient times brewed beer, tonics and syrups. Here you'll find craft cocktails that include whiskey and stout.

. Fans of this sport can come and practice and have fun on these golf courses during their holidays. Open since 1952, Cavendish is considered to be one of the best designed golf courses, and has memberships for both adults and children.