Set on a working farm in the Derbyshire Peak District near Matlock, Hoe Grange Holidays Ltd provides self-catering accommodation alongside stabling and grazing for guests travelling with their own horses. The site sits within easy reach of two of the country's most popular long-distance off-road routes, with direct access onto the High Peak Trail and the Pennine Bridleway. Hacking is the main discipline on offer, and the location is well suited to riders who want to base themselves somewhere quiet while covering big stretches of countryside on horseback.
The farm welcomes groups, families and riders of varying experience, and the operator also arranges guided ride referrals for visitors who would like supervised hacking in the surrounding area. Self-catering holidays are offered throughout the year, and accessible holiday options are available on site. Pricing starts from GBP 28 per horse per night for DIY livery and grazing. DIY livery clients make use of the on-site stabling and tack storage, while horseboxes and trailers can be parked in the dedicated area provided.
Beyond the equestrian facilities, the working farm includes a farm shop selling local produce, and guests have access to a sauna and a hot tub. Children are catered for with a small play area, and the rural setting gives plenty of room to move around between rides. The accommodation and site have been designed with accessibility in mind, which makes the venue a practical choice for riders travelling with companions who have mobility needs.
The full address is DE4 4HP in the East Midlands. Hoe Grange Holidays Ltd is listed on the British Horse Society approved register and also holds accreditation under the BHS Horses Welcome Scheme, confirming the standard of facilities provided for visiting horses and riders. Anyone interested in booking a self-catering stay with DIY livery, or who wants further information about hacking from the site, can contact the business directly to discuss availability and requirements.