Glenbrook, Hope Road, Bamford, Hope Valley

Glenbrook House is located at the heart of the site and sleeps 31 people across 5 dormitories and one single bedroom. On the ground floor there is a lounge with an open fire, single bedroom, dining room, kitchen, and WC’s. The kitchen can cater for 41 people. Upstairs are the 5 dormitories and additional WC’s.


Adjacent to Glenbrook House is Derwent, a purpose built property. Derwent can accommodate 33 people across 9 bedrooms on the ground floor. Upstairs is a large activity room. The kitchen can cater for 100 people. There is a stairlift between the ground and first floors making Derwent an accessible building.


Chatsworth Flat is located at the end of Derwent and can sleep 4 people across 2 bedrooms. There is one twin room and one double bedroom, as well as a kitchen, lounge/diner and bathroom.


Warden’s Cottage is arranged over ground and first floor and provides two bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen and small garden. The office is annexed on to the rear of the cottage.


There are 5 self-contained campsites across the site. Three of these are located on the western meadows of the property. The other two are located on the northeast section of the property. They each benefit from access to basic W/C facilities, running water and washing facilities.


The main entrance to Glenbrook is located at the southwest section of the site. There is a stream passing through the middle of the site. The northern boundary of the property is the railway line. The eastern side of the property is the activity field with the campfire area. The southeast corner has the coach parking area. The north west corner of the property has the nightline and assault course.

Located in the heart of the Peak District, Glenbrook is approximately 4.1 miles from the centre of Castleton, a popular market town offering a range of independent shops, and pubs.


The Peak District is easily accessible from nearby Sheffield, Manchester and Leeds. Its connectivity means that it is a popular year round destination. As well as its landscape, it provides a range of destinations including its villages, museums and attractions.


Accessed from the A6187, this provides easy access to the A625 to the east of the property. The M1 is 21 miles east, and the M60 approximately 22 miles west towards Manchester. There is a railway station at Hope, 1 mile away, with a route to London St Pancras International requiring one change and taking approximately 3 hours. Hope Station provides a direct line to Manchester Piccadilly. Manchester Airport and Leeds Bradford Airport are 27.2 miles and 49.5 miles away respectively and offer domestic and international flight routes.