Hoe Grange Holidays

Hoe Grange Holiday's accessible lodges in the evening with the ramp lit up

About

Hoe Grange Holidays provides accessible self-catering holiday accommodation in the stunning Peak District with a difference. Based on a working farm in the rolling Derbyshire hills, these cosy log cabins provide a real home from home where you can relax, reconnect and make new memories with your loved ones.

David, Felicity and Caroline Brown provide multi award winning accessible accommodation in four purpose-built log cabins, all with amazing views of the surrounding countryside, with wide open dark night skies. Located in the White Peak, Hoe Grange is the perfect base for exploring Chatsworth House, Dovedale and the towns of Ashbourne, Bakewell and Buxton.

Choose from a wide range of additional access equipment to meet your specific needs, including hoists, shower chairs and profile beds, all free of charge.

Our Log Cabins

All the log cabins have a modern chic design with luxury and comfort built in. Three of the cabins - Daisybank, Rainster and Hipley - are fully wheelchair accessible and sleep up to four people. The large open plan kitchen/lounge areas have ample space for wheelchairs and are equipped with rise and recline armchairs, TV, stereo, good lighting and stunning views. Although the kitchens in Hipley and Rainster have no adaptations, everything is (or can be) on a lower level. The kitchen in Daisybank has space under the sink for wheelchair users.

Daisybank, Rainster and Hipley have fitted spacious wet-rooms, with grab rails, good lighting and a selection of mobile shower chairs. Daisybank and Rainster have adjustable sinks and Hipley has a Closomat wash dry toilet giving greater independence. Each cabin also has a second bathroom fitted with a double ended whirlpool bath.

The twin accessible rooms are equipped with profiling beds and room to operate one of the two mobile hoists available; the second bedroom can be made up as a double or a twin room.

Pinder cabin sleeps up to six in three bedrooms (two doubles and a twin), has level thresholds throughout and is suitable for those who can walk a few steps. The shower has a small step into the cubical and can be fitted with a grab rail and seat if needed. With the addition of toilet frame and seat riser, this is the ideal accommodation for larger groups.

There is more accommodation available on site in the form of our gorgeous glamping pods, and whereas these are not specifically accessible, they make great additional rooms for larger parties of up to 24.

Get outdoors

All cabins have large decking areas easily accessed by wheelchair, with outdoor furniture and uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside. Daisybank and Pinder cabins have their own private hot tub, with a manual hoist available for the one on Daisybank deck.

The Peak District is probably the most accessible of the National Parks, with many of the iconic tourist attractions easily accessible by wheelchair. The trails that criss-cross the landscape are often fully accessible with some being disused railways with firm level paths that go deep into the stunning landscape.

Off-road wheelchair hire

We have two Boma 7 off-road wheelchairs available for hire to help wheelchair users and those with limited mobility to really access the countryside, join in with the family walks and re-engage with the great outdoors. These powerful battery-operated rugged machines will tackle most fields, footpaths and trails and have a range of up to 15 miles. With easy to use controls, you will soon be confidently whizzing around the countryside.

Help at hand

As a small, family-run business, we provide a personalised welcome – making sure you have all the equipment you need and sharing top Peak District recommendations tailored to you. We live on site and are available to assist if any problems should arise.

There is a small onsite shop which stocks basic supplies such as milk, butter, meats and ice cream from local suppliers, as well as local arts and crafts.

Additional equipment

Hoe Grange has over 40 different items of accessible equipment to make your stay more enjoyable and remove the need to bring large bulky items with you.

These items include;

Oxford advance mobile hoist

Ardoo mobile hoist / stand aid

Sara Stedy transfer aid

Height adjustable profile beds with cot sides

A selection of different shower chairs

Commode

Rise and recline chairs

Foldable assisted wheelchair

Overbed table

Monkeypole and much more!

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Guide Prices

Number of Rooms / Units: 8

Room / Unit Type	Room / Unit Tariff*
Daisybank per week	£1,850.00 per package
Daisybank short break	£1,040.00 per package
Hipley per week	£1,920.00 per package
Hipley short break	£995.00 per package
Pinder per week	£1,980.00 per package
Pinder short break	£1,110.00 per package
Rainster per week	£1,760.00 per package
Rainster short break	£1,030.00 per package

*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.

Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.

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Access Information

General

Additional detailed accessibility information:

Assistive listening system - There is an assistive listening system available e.g. a hearing loop.

Disability awareness / equality training - Disability awareness / equality training is provided for staff.

Emergency alarm with flashing lights - There is an emergency alarm with flashing lights, to alert deaf guests to a fire or other emergency scenario.

Emergency alarm with vibrating pillow pad - A vibrating pillow pad alarm to alert deaf guests in an emergency is available.

Emergency evacuation plan for disabled people - Personal or General Emergency Evacuation Plans are in place for disabled customers.

Enclosed outdoor area - There is an enclosed outdoor area for customer use.

Facilities for assistance dogs - Facilities are available for assistance dogs e.g. water bowls, toilet area, within the grounds of the venue or nearby.

Map / floorplan showing accessibility facilities - A map or floorplan showing accessibility facilities is available.

Single-level - The venue is all on one level, with no steps or raised thresholds.

Step-free entrance - There is step-free access at the main entrance or an alternative entrance. This may be via a ramp or lift.

Wheelchair-accessible kitchen - There is a wheelchair-accessible kitchen designed for independent use.

Parking

Designated accessible parking is available within 50 metres of the main entrance or an alternative step-free entrance if applicable.

Step-free route with firm surface from car park to entrance - There is a step-free route with a firm surface from the parking to the main entrance or an alternative step-free entrance.

Wheelchair-accessible bedrooms and bathrooms

Ground floor bedroom with en-suite bathroom - There is at least one ground floor bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.

Hoist - A mobile, gantry or ceiling-track hoist is available for use in at least one wheelchair-accessible bedroom.

Wheelchair-accessible bathroom with roll-in shower - There is at least one wheelchair-accessible bathroom with a level floor, including a roll-in shower.

Wheelchair-accessible bedroom - There is at least one wheelchair-accessible bedroom to accommodate wheelchair users and others with mobility impairments.

This information is self-assessed; therefore we accept no liability for its accuracy. Please contact the venue for further information.

Facilities

Accessibility - General

Additional detailed accessibility information:
Assistive listening system - There is an assistive listening system available e.g. a hearing loop.
Disability awareness / equality training - Disability awareness / equality training is provided for staff.
Emergency alarm with flashing lights - There is an emergency alarm with flashing lights, to alert deaf guests to a fire or other emergency scenario.
Emergency alarm with vibrating pillow pad - A vibrating pillow pad alarm to alert deaf guests in an emergency is available.
Emergency evacuation plan for disabled people - Personal or General Emergency Evacuation Plans are in place for disabled customers.
Enclosed outdoor area - There is an enclosed outdoor area for customer use.
Facilities for assistance dogs - Facilities are available for assistance dogs e.g. water bowls, toilet area, within the grounds of the venue or nearby.
Map / floorplan showing accessibility facilities - A map or floorplan showing accessibility facilities is available.
Single-level - The venue is all on one level, with no steps or raised thresholds.
Step-free entrance - There is step-free access at the main entrance or an alternative entrance. This may be via a ramp or lift.
Wheelchair-accessible kitchen - There is a wheelchair-accessible kitchen designed for independent use.

Accessibility - Parking

Designated accessible parking is available within 50 metres of the main entrance or an alternative step-free entrance if applicable.
Step-free route with firm surface from car park to entrance - There is a step-free route with a firm surface from the parking to the main entrance or an alternative step-free entrance.

Accessibility - Wheelchair-accessible bedrooms and bathrooms

Ground floor bedroom with en-suite bathroom - There is at least one ground floor bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.
Hoist - A mobile, gantry or ceiling-track hoist is available for use in at least one wheelchair-accessible bedroom.
Wheelchair-accessible bathroom with roll-in shower - There is at least one wheelchair-accessible bathroom with a level floor, including a roll-in shower.
Wheelchair-accessible bedroom - There is at least one wheelchair-accessible bedroom to accommodate wheelchair users and others with mobility impairments.

Map & Directions

Map Link

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Road Directions

Directions from the North

Leave M1 at junction 28, (approx 22 miles to Hoe Grange). Take the A38 to Ripley then A610 to Ambergate, and the A6 to Cromford.
Turn left off A6 then right onto A5012 to Grangemill, then follow the B5056 towards Ashbourne. After passing straight through Longcliffe crossroads
and under the bridge, Hoe Grange is the next farm on the right hand side approx. 3/4 of a mile down the hill. Go straight up farm drive (do not turn left).

Directions from the South via the M1

Leave M1 at junction 24, (approx 40 miles to Hoe Grange). Follow A50 towards Uttoxeter / Alton Towers.
At Sudbury, leave A50 and take A515 to Ashbourne. Keep on A515 through Ashbourne heading towards Buxton.
After several miles turn right onto the B5056 towards Bakewell, Hoe Grange is on this road on the left hand side, exactly 5 miles from this junction.
If you reach Longcliffe crossroads you have gone too far. Go straight up farm drive (do not turn left).