Description:
 Dalehead Bunkhouse.
Kitchen: Self-catering kitchen with large gas hob and oven - kitchen utensils are provided
Dining Room: 2 large extendable oak dining tables with 20 dining chairs
Sitting Room: Sitting room with comfortable seating, wood burner and a payphone
TV and Music Facilities: None, enjoy the quiet
Heating/Open Fires: Storage heaters throughout and a wood burner in the sitting room
Bedrooms: Three dorms: 1) 3 bunk beds (6 sleeping) 2) 4 bunk beds (8 sleeping) 3) 6 as singles or used to make doubles
Linen: Please bring sleeping bags/bed linen, pillows, towels
Bathrooms: Brand new toilet and bathroom facilities. One bathroom is downstairs and one is upstairs with washbasins and one electric heated shower in each
Disabled Facilities: Due to the nature of the building and available access unfortunately we do not cater for the disabled.
Children's Facilities: The third dorm is a family room with 3 large bean bags
Outdoor Facilities: There is a garden area to rear with picnic tables and BBQ. A stream runs past the back of the cottage and sheep graze all around in the adjacent field
Swimming Pool: No pool
Parking: There is ample parking and turning space
Telecom Facilities: There is a payphone available in the dining room as there is no mobile phone signal close to the bunkhouse
Smoking: No smoking is allowed anywhere in the bunkhouse
Pets: Pets are welcome, £15 extra per dog - however please do not allow any dogs upstairs
Games Room: There is no specific games room provided
Pricing
Weekdays (Monday –Thursday) £180 per night
Weekends (Friday – Sunday) £250 per night
£250 admin / damage / cleaning deposit to be taken for all non Volunteer groups. All or part of the deposit may be returned depending on the condition the Bunkhouse is left in.
Dogs allowed on ground floor only – additional charge of £15 per dog per stay
Arrive after 4pm (3pm in winter)
Depart by 10am
General Info:
The National Trust Dalehead Bunkhouse is a renovated gritstone farmhouse on a working hill-farm at the remote head of Edale and has recently been refurbished (2010/2011). The superb location of this popular Bunkhouse is amongst the spectacular scenery of some of the highest hills in the Peak District; including Kinder Scout, Mam Tor and Burbage. There are no public roads and only one building nearby and so it is a lovely secluded and isolated place to stay.
The Bunkhouse is very spacious with a large education room, which is also used as a dining room. Heating is by electric storage heaters plus a wood burner in the sitting room. The endless supply of logs ensure that this is a very warm and welcoming place to relax.
The well equipped kitchen has a superb six-ring gas hob and an enormous gas oven. There are plenty of cooking utensils and everything is very clean and well looked after. The large number of work surfaces in the kitchen ensures that catering for large numbers is very easy. Upstairs there are three dormitories with comfortable wooden bunk beds. In total there are beds for twenty people; these include seven bunk beds (14 people) and 6 standard beds which can be used as singles or put together to make double beds depending on the requirements. There are also brand new toilet and bathroom facilities. One bathroom is downstairs and one is upstairs with washbasins and one electric heated shower in each.
The location of this bunkhouse makes this a very special place to stay. A stream runs past the back and sheep graze all around in the adjacent fields. The views are stunning all around and show the Dark Peak at its very best.
The dazzling and diverse scenery of the Peak District and Derbyshire makes it a paradise for walking, family cycling, mountain biking and adventure sports such as caving, rock climbing, hang gliding and paragliding, but there's also plenty to do for those with a more relaxed approach to nature and the great outdoors.
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