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Accessible places to visit

Cycling at Derwent

The National Park Authority aims to make recreational facilities available to as many people as possible.  

This includes providing special parking bays at popular car parks, accessible information centres and picnic sites, toilets with facilities for disabled people and, where practical, access onto suitably surfaced paths.

We own 49 car parks, 30 of which are free and the rest pay and display.  Blue Badge holders can park free at all car parks.

Website accessibility

The Authority's web team aspires to make all Peak District websites as useful and accessible as possible to all users regardless of what browser you are using.  

We have updated our website accessibility page at www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/accessibility A link to it is available at the top of every page on the website.

If you have any questions, feedback  or suggestions about the accessibility of our websites, please get in touch with the Web Manager by emailing customer.service@peakdistrict.gov.uk or phoning 01629 816200.

Access Peak

John Harris, 63 and a former paralympian, presents a series of ten short films using his own wheelchair, handcranked bikes, a powered wheelchair and an abseil rope to experience the Peak District national park. 

Public transport

A number of Community Transport Schemes operate in and around the Peak District including the 'Scenic Derbyshire Tours' which runs from May to October.

The route runs around the Peak District with fully accessible 16-seat vehicles which can accommodate wheelchair passengers. These services are open to local elderly and/or disabled residents and to visitors to the area.

All of the schemes are registered charities and are under contract to Derbyshire County Council to provide Dial-a-Bus and Group Hire services.

Access For All

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There are plenty of places for families with young chidren, wheelchair users and the less mobile to visit and enjoy within the Peak District National Park.

Our Access for All Guide lists hundreds of places you can visit in over 40 locations in the park with practical advice on what you can do there.

Simply click on the map or use the links below to to find a place close to you or somewhere you always wanted to visit.

Community Transport

Amber Valley 01773 746652

Ashbourne  01335 300670

Bakewell & Eyam  01629 641920

Chesterfield, Bolsover & North Derbyshire 01246 209668

Clowne & District  01909 724773

Derby  01332 293544

Erewash  0115 9309134

Glossop  01457 861635

Sheffield 0114 2766148

Swadlincote 01283 550764

 

Website accessibility

The Authority's web team aspires to make all Peak District websites as useful and accessible as possible to all users regardless of what browser you are using. 

We have updated our website accessibility page at www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/accessibility A link to it is available at the top of every page on the website.

If you have any questions, feedback  or suggestions about the accessibility of our websites, please get in touch with the Web Manager by emailing customer.service@peakdistrict.gov.uk or phoning 01629 816200.