Lime Tree Park in Derbyshire

On the edge of the historic, old market and elegant spa town of Buxton.

Nestling amongst the surrounding Derbyshire hills at a height of over 1000ft, Buxton is reputed to be the highest town in England, and grew in fame as a spa town because of the pale blue water which bubbles up from thermal springs in the heart of the Peak District.

Lime Tree Park is ideally placed for discovering the glories of the Derbyshire countryside. Next to a thickly wooded limestone gorge, and with the backdrop of a magnificent old railway viaduct, Lime Tree is in a Special Landscaped Area perfect for touring, camping or a family holiday in our modern luxury accommodation. A relaxing haven, that enjoys far reaching views over nearby Buxton and the surrounding hills.

Booking your stay at Lime Tree Park couldn't be easier.
Call us on 01298 22988 or Email us on info@limetreeparkbuxton.co.uk

Our friendly staff will be pleased to assist you and we look forward to seeing you here soon.
Visitors to Lime Tree Park are always welcomed with a smile, and our helpful team are always on hand.

Surrounded by farm land and within easy reach of Buxton Town centre we can offer breaks for all ages and tastes.

For the children, there is an exciting adventure playground, and we have a games room with pool table, kiddies corner and television with DVD’s to keep everyone occupied whatever the weather. At reception we have a wide range of local information Maps and ideas for local walks, places to eat and even local takeaway menus, do not hesitate to ask our friendly wardens for ideas or advise.

We have a well stocked village style shop selling essentials, treats, local produce and ice block freezing facility. A laundry with washer, drier and ironing facilities a microwave for heating infant’s food and Gas cylinder exchange.

Dogs… you are most welcome at Lime Tree Park however 2 is the maximum per unit. We have lots of lovely walks long or short depending how you are feeling but if you take short do make sure your owners have a poop bag (we have some at the office if they have forgotten to bring some) and please be kind to our wildlife …