Discover the best top things to do in Hope Valley, United Kingdom including Grindleford Community Shop, Derwent Visitor Centre, ASD Jewellers, Edale Visitor Centre, Blue John Cavern, Blue John Gems, Castleton Visitor Centre.
Restaurants in Hope Valley
5.0 based on 37 reviews
A delightful community cafe selling homemade bread,jams, chutneys and marmalades, locally made pies and southern Indian curries, crafts and homemade cakes and biscuits. Come and enjoy a cup of tea and a snack in our lovely garden under a spreading oak tree with views across the valley and down the river Derwent.
We have been a couple of times and it just lovely, drinks and cake spot on and you sit in the church grounds, simple and enchanting, a lovely place to relax before you continue on your journey.
4.5 based on 48 reviews
The centre is an ideal base from which to explore the Upper Derwent Valley and surrounding moorlands and staff can easily advise you on a wealth of places to explore and enjoy. From majestic reservoirs and quiet forests to wild open spaces there is something for everyone, whether you choose to walk, run or take advantage of our bike hire service. Our experienced and welcoming team are available at the visitor centre to help and advise on how to make the most of your visit to the Peak District National Park, this beautiful valley and spectacular moorland.
Great visit centre and area. The visit centre had good facilities and decent walking trails. Lovely views and the place was very clean. It is close to the Dam as well. There is paid parking the in centre. Overall lovely place.
4.5 based on 11 reviews
I ordered a necklace online and am extremely happy with the product. Prior to buying I had a few questions about the different designs. My questions were answered promptly. The item arrived is a beautiful display box and bubble wrapped. There was even a branded bag to use if it was a gift. Also a little chocolate. Overall a great lockdown shopping experience. I will be ordering more items from here. #shoplocal
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Located in Edale, this flagship centre of the Moors for the Future Partnership provides a national focus for moorland research and an inspirational experience for visitors to the Peak District National Park. The Moorland Centre's design reflect its upland setting. It has a living roof of sedum turf which acts as an eco-friendly insulator, and the building is fuelled by an energy saving ground-source heat pump. Edale is at the start of the Pennine Way and our experienced team are here to help you make the most of your visit to this spectacular area.
Following a long walk we called in the Edale Visitor Centre which is set back off the road which isnt that well situated.Close to Edale Railway Station. It is a good venue with plenty of items stocked together with ample information for the area. Lots of maps and books relating to the locality and surroundings. A bright and clean centre with staff very attentive
4.0 based on 796 reviews
This unique stone is mined and transformed here.
Lovey visit. Staff very very friendly and the tour was highly informative. The cave is a sight to see and I would say the steps are very managable (unless you have mobility problems/knee issues etc.). They have hand sanitizer stops every so often so you feel safe, and everyone must wear a mask, which put me at ease. I really enjoyed my visit, a big thank you to all of the staff.
4.0 based on 18 reviews
Blue John Gems is an independent family run business which has been open since 1949. We stock a large selection of both Silver and Gold Blue John Stone jewellery along with lots of other jewellery including Hot Diamonds and Pilgrim. We also have in stock Blue John Bowls, Eggs and Chalices. We also stock lots of giftware items such as Jellycat,Dunoon,Blue Poppy Art and Royal Crown Derby
bought some little earrings and i love them the staff inside was very helpful And pleasant need another pair now
4.0 based on 82 reviews
Castleton is a beautiful village situated in the Hope Valley, in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Surrounded by hillsides and overlooked by Mam Tor (the shivering mountain) and the ancient Peveril Castle, the village is popular for it’s show caves, Blue John stone, history, shops, and walking. Fully refurbished in 2017, it's now the premier visitor centre in the Peak District National Park, with exciting information displays, a dedicated space for the Castleton Historical Society’s museum, expansive retail area, an area for activities, as well as a café serving a selection of local produce.
I visited today with my boyfriend the museum part was great and the gift shop lovely in particular very helpful staff who went the extra mile for me and helped me to get a particular picture. I would definitely recommend this place it was a great experience.
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