Escape to the idyllic Bilberry Cottage Crich, a charming stone-built retreat nestled on the edge of the Peak District National Park. This enchanting accommodation, set on a working farm, promises a serene getaway for up to 8 guests, with four cosy bedrooms awaiting your arrival.
Indulge in the luxury of a secluded garden, complete with alfresco dining facilities, and unwind in the warmth of the bubbling hot tub under the stars.
Inside, the cottage exudes a rustic charm, featuring a crackling log burner that adds to the cosy atmosphere.
Whether you're a family or a group of friends, including your furry companions, Bilberry Cottage Crich offers the perfect blend of comfort and countryside bliss. With local pubs and shops within walking distance, and the National Tramway Museum close by, there's plenty to explore and enjoy.
After a day of adventures in the stunning Peak District, return to this tranquil haven and let the tranquillity of country living envelop you.
Bilberry Cottage Crich is not just a place to stay; it's a delightful experience waiting to be cherished.
What do guests love about this accommodation?
Guests adore the picturesque countryside views, the secluded garden perfect for dining outdoors, and the luxurious hot tub that offers relaxation after a day of exploring. The cottage's cosy interior, complete with a log burner, also receives high praise, making it a favourite for a comfortable and scenic escape.
Getting there
To get to Bilberry Cottage Crich, if travelling by car, use the M1 motorway and exit for the A38 towards Derby. Follow signs for Matlock and Crich. For rail travellers, the nearest station is Whatstandwell, just a short taxi ride away.
Nearby Essentials
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
| Service |
Distance (miles) |
Postcode |
| Pharmacy |
1.5 miles | DE4 5DP |
| Train station (Whatstandwell) |
2.5 miles | DE4 5EE |
| Pub (The Black Swan) |
1 mile | DE4 5CQ |
| Dog walk |
Crich Chase | 1 mile |
| Supermarket (Co-op Food) |
1 mile | DE4 5DD |
| Indian takeaway (Jeera) |
1 mile | DE4 5DD |
| Chinese takeaway (The New Golden Dragon) |
1 mile | DE4 5DD |
| Italian takeaway (Ambergate Pizza) |
3 miles | DE56 2EL |
For families with Kids
This destination is ideal for families, with ample outdoor space for children to play and explore. Nearby, the National Tramway Museum offers interactive exhibits, and the surrounding Peak District provides endless opportunities for family adventures in nature.
Is Bilberry Cottage Crich A good location for couples?
For couples seeking a romantic getaway, the tranquil setting offers privacy and relaxation. Nearby, enjoy scenic walks or visit the charming towns of Matlock and Matlock Bath for quaint shops and cafes, perfect for leisurely days out.
Dining and Cafes
The closest dining options include The Loaf (
01773 857074), just a mile away, and The Black Swan (
01773 852230), offering hearty meals. For cafe lovers, The Old Black Swan (
01773 857235) serves delightful treats nearby.
Within walking distance of your cottage
A short walk away you'll find local pubs, shops, and the National Tramway Museum, offering a glimpse into the region's heritage and convenient amenities.
Quickfire FAQs
Does this accommodation feature a hot tub?
Yes, the property boasts a secluded garden area that includes an inviting hot tub, perfect for unwinding and soaking in the tranquil surroundings after a day of activities.
Is the accommodation pet-friendly?
Indeed, the property welcomes up to three dogs, allowing pet owners to enjoy their holiday with their furry friends by their side, ensuring a memorable stay for all family members.
How many bedrooms does the accommodation have?
The accommodation has four well-appointed bedrooms, comprising two king-size rooms, one bunk room ideal for children, and one twin room, catering to various group configurations.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Guests can check in from 16:00 onwards on the day of arrival, and the check-out time is before 10:00 on the departure day, allowing for a smooth and convenient stay.
Can I park my car at the property?
Yes, the property provides private parking for up to three cars, ensuring guests have a secure and convenient place to leave their vehicles during their stay.
Are there any additional charges for bringing dogs?
Dogs are welcome at the property, with a charge of £20 each per full or part week, enabling guests to include their pets in their holiday plans without worry.
While there'll be plenty to keep you entertained at
Bilberry Cottage Crich itself, if you plan to get out and about and see some of what Derbyshire has to offer, here are some of the nearby attractions you can enjoy during your stay. Please note that some of these activities and days out are paid and it's always a good idea to book in advance to secure your place where applicable.
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Gullivers Kingdom - DE4 3NT
about 3 Miles
This is a top class theme park with plenty to do for the whole family. From thrilling rides to more gentle activities for the little ones this place is ideal. The best thing is that 50% of their attractions are under cover so the British weather needn't spoil the fun.
Heights of Abraham - DE4 3PT
about 3 Miles
This unique attraction combines an array of activities. If you have a look on their website there are some good video clips which give an even better idea of what this attraction is all about. Some of the highlights include the Cable Car system which is actually Britain's first alpine style cable car system. You are transported from the valley floor right up above where you can enjoy superb Dewent Valley Views. You can also stroll around 60 acres of wooded hillside on foot to see an array of birds and wildlife.
Gulliver's Kingdome - WA5 9YZ
about 3 Miles
Gulliver's Kingdome is a family friendly theme park offering many attractions for children of all ages. The site is rather unique and features a huge array of rides including log flumes, roller coasters and pirate ships. For the little ones there are rides such as the veteran cars and the balloon wheel and Diego and Dora the Explorer are on hand to make sure they are having a great time. Between the 21st and 31st of October the park becomes a spooky Halloween spectacular with a range of shows and fireworks to enjoy. Standard prices are £12.00 for adults and children over 90cm. Group booking discounts are available.
Denby Visitor Centre - DE5 8NX
about 5 Miles
Denby visitor centre is a fun day out in the
Derbyshire region with an array of activities iunder one roof. An all weather attraction you can take pottery tours, see cookery demonstrations and visit Bourne's restaurant. There are events and offers on throughout the year for example the Denby factory Shops sale where you can save £££s and October Creepy Crypt for Halloween where you can go along in fancy dress and have your face painted. Booking is advised so check out the latest details on their website.
Crazy Crocodiles Indoor Play & Party Centre - LL30 1DR
about 10 Miles
This is an all weather attraction located in Ilkeston Derbyshire. With a large play frame as well as bikes and ride on toys this is a fun place for young children. The toddler time sessions take place during term times on week days from 9.30am until 2.30pm and are very popular. The admission fee is excellent value for money and parents can sit down and enjoy a drink while the children play. A new baby changing facility has now been installed together with some new chairs making this a clean and welcoming attraction for families. Look out for offers on their website such as a free hot drink on select days.
Peak District National Park -
about 11 Miles
The Peak District National Park is the ideal place to relax and explore. The stunning scenery will take your breath away and there is the opportunity to take part in ranger led guides and events. These are ideal if you are new to the area or only staying a short time and want to see the best sights and walks.
Alton Towers - ST10 4DB
about 18 Miles
Of course you can't mention attractions in Staffordshire without featuring the fabulous Alton Towers theme park. The rides range from thrilling to quite simply terrifying although there are more gentle family rides for the little ones. All ages are catered for here. Some of the most famoue rides include Th13teen, Air, The Blade and Nemesis. There is also a waterpark on site for some splashtastic fun. Look out for seasonal events taking place throughout the year such as Wonderful Winter, Pirate Weekend and The Ultimate Fireworks Event. Check out their website for the latest admission costs and save money by booking your tickets online.
Conkers - DE12 6GA
about 24 Miles
Conkers is an award winning attraction located in the midst of the National Forest. Combining both indoor and outdoor activities this is an all weather attraction in the Peak District. It's really easy to get to as well, just 5 miles from Junction 11 off the M42. Designed for all ages some of the highlights include the Enchanted Forest Adventure play area and a simulated Tree Top walk. Look out for special seasonal events such as October half term and the Annual Halloween Party. At the moment you can receive a fantastic discount if you book your tickets online.
Rosliston Forestry Centre - DE12 8JX
about 24 Miles
Rosliston Forestry Centre is a beautiful woodland site with tranquil areas for Fishing as well as some beautiful meadows and a lake. For children there is a Play Area to run around on and during school holidays organised activities such as range led walks are available. The site is also an excellent place for Walking, Cycling and Horse Riding. Other available events taking place this year include an Archery drop in session, a Christmas Crafting Afternoon and a Mince Pie and Mulled Wine Walk.
British Wildlife Rescue Centre - TN8 7AR
about 27 Miles
This is a really unique opportunity to see the fantastic work going on at this centre. The purpose of the British Wildlife Rescue Centre is to treat and care for injured wildlife which cannot be released into the wild. Many of the animals are brought to the centre by members of the public or the RSPCA. Visit their website to see the picture gallery and to find out how to help if this is something which interests you. There are also regular fundraising events such as the Sponsered Leg Wax.
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