The centre of Castleton is five minutes away, either down the drive and turn right, or down the ginnell (passage) at the top of the drive, and turn left onto Goosehill.

 

The Peak Park Information Centre, by the roundabout on Buxton Road, has information, maps and walking guides, gifts, a museum and staff who can answer most questions. 

 

If you need cash, withdraw it from the Post Office.

  

FOOD SHOPS​

• Post Office – How Lane.  It also sells food, beer and wine, and a range of maps and walking guides. 

• Peveril Stores – further along from the Post Office. Fresh bread and cakes are baked on site. It sells newspapers and food, including fruit and veg, beer and wine.

 

PUBS and FOOD.  There is a lot usually available in Castleton.  They set out below, with links.  Assume they are open unless it says otherwise.  TA means takeaway is available.  OT means many outside tables available, some under cover.  (Those with seating on the pavement are excluded)

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PUBS  Click on the name of the pub links to go to their website. 

Click on the blue links to go to Facebook.

• The George TA OT – Castle St  - Extensive outdoor dining and take away, including the Doughbox for excellent Pizzas.  FB The George

• The Castle OT – Cross St/Castle St -  FB Castle Hotel 

• The Bulls Head OT – Cross St - Extensive outdoor dining  FB Bulls Head 

• The Nags Head – Cross St/Back St  FB Nags Head 

• The Peak Hotel – How Lane  FB Peak Hotel

• Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese – How Lane FB Cheshire Cheese 

• The Swiss Tap – How Lane, beyond and opposite the Cheese

 

1530 The Restaurant TA OT – Cross Street.  For regulars, the restaurant hours have changed and it is now open from 10:30, with a brunch menu.  There a nicely secluded outside seating area   FB 1530
 

The Chip Shop – TA The Stones (limited hours - long lunchtime opening Friday evenings, most weekends and school holidays.)  FB Castleton Fish & Chips

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DOUGH TRUCK PIZZA TA - a local company.  The truck is "at home" in the Market Square on Sat. 5-8pm. They will deliver. 

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COFFEE SHOPS (and light meals)

• Three Roofs Café  TA OT – opposite the Information Centre  

• Tilly’s Tea Rooms TA – next to the Nag’s Head

• Rose Cottage OT - Cross Street - with outdoor seating (some under an awning)

• Dolly and Teds – by the bridge on Goosehill

• Blueberry Café OT – in the Information Centre

• Peveril Tea Rooms – opposite the Castle pub, next to St Edmunds church

• The Bay Tree TA OT – How Lane, just after the school

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GIFT SHOPS   There is a wide range of jewellery and gift shops, sweet shops and shops selling outdoor equipment and clothing.  ASD jewellers can make goods to order. 

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PLACES OF WORSHIP  

• St Edmunds (Church of England)– Castle Street.  Services at 10.45 

• Castleton Methodist Church – Buxton Road.  Service at 10.45, 1st Sunday each month.

• Roman Catholic Churches.  The nearest are at Hathersage and Bamford.