**Poole’s Cavern & Buxton Country Park – Peak District**

Nestled in the heart of the stunning Peak District, Poole’s Cavern & Buxton Country Park invites you to explore a captivating blend of natural wonders and outdoor adventures. Located at Green Lane, Buxton SK17 9DH, this remarkable destination features guided tours through spectacular underground limestone caves, where visitors can marvel at breathtaking stalactites and historical formations.

Surrounding the cavern, Buxton Country Park offers a picturesque landscape perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With expansive picnic areas and scenic wooded trails, the park is an ideal setting for leisurely strolls, exhilarating hikes, or simply enjoying a day out in nature. Children and adults can engage with the great outdoors, creating lasting memories in a safe and welcoming environment.

At Poole’s Cavern, we pride ourselves on delivering an exceptional experience tailored to all ages. Our knowledgeable guides are passionate about sharing the rich history and geology of the caves, ensuring a fascinating visit for everyone. Whether you’re seeking adventure, tranquility, or family-friendly fun, our unique offerings promise an unforgettable visit.

For more information or to book your tour, please contact us at 01298 26978 or visit our website at http://www.poolescavern.co.uk/. We look forward to welcoming you to Poole’s Cavern & Buxton Country Park, where nature and adventure await!

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Mark and Milena Travel Videos

5 Google Rating

Very interesting place to visit (Poole's Cavern) and discover what happens underground. Very friendl

5/ 5

Very interesting place to visit (Poole's Cavern) and discover what happens underground. Very friendly staff members, who will teach new things in a fun way and not rush you. Highly recommend going. Buxton Country Park is a joyful walk in the woods up to Solomon's Temple and get a great view of the Peak District.

Tobias Shepherd

5 Google Rating

Great place to visit with a fascinating history dating hundreds of years back to 2nd century AD. If

5/ 5

Great place to visit with a fascinating history dating hundreds of years back to 2nd century AD. If you want a recommendation - go last (4:30pm) as it gives you more time. Our guide was Elliott and he did a great job. As an aside... they are also selling balsa planes which are VERY reasonably priced... a stocking filler for the child that likes to build maybe. This would be a great day out for children aged around ten years old and up. There's a really fun Go Ape here and if you really fancy a thigh buster... go on a walk up to Solomons temple! Fantastic view from the top of the surprisingly small tower. It would be great to have more information points around it though as I'd be fascinated by the history.

John Bancroft

3 Google Rating

If you are into geology then this will be of interest. It was a nice visit but is mainly full of sta

3/ 5

If you are into geology then this will be of interest. It was a nice visit but is mainly full of stalactites and stalagmites. Some interesting stories about how the cavern was discovered and cleared. Worth a visit and the children in our tour group seemed to like it. Wanted to give it 3.5 but not sure you can on Google.

Joel Murray

5 Google Rating

Such a great experience when in the Peak District. Very impressive cavern, really engaging tour guid

5/ 5

Such a great experience when in the Peak District. Very impressive cavern, really engaging tour guide (kept my 7yo very interested!), And easy to access with flat surfaces and only a few steps. Worth walking the country park too, great views at the top from the temple. The kids managed it fine too.

Kirsty & Oliver Izzard

4 Google Rating

We took our two children aged 4 and 10 and they both really enjoyed the cave. Our guide was friendly

4/ 5

We took our two children aged 4 and 10 and they both really enjoyed the cave. Our guide was friendly and gave us lots of fun information. The tour lasts just under 1 hour and it’s very easy underfoot not lots of steps or uneven surfaces. We would recommend a trip to the cavern with your family.

Joe Nagy

5 Google Rating

What a great find. Cool caverns and very friendly staff. They took the time to explain it. Great lit

5/ 5

What a great find. Cool caverns and very friendly staff. They took the time to explain it. Great little cafe and cool shoppe. Also good walks outside. My 6-yr old loved it.

Andrew Godwin

5 Google Rating

Brilliant place to visit. Vast majority is disabled accessible. Guide even gave us a private tour as

5/ 5

Brilliant place to visit. Vast majority is disabled accessible. Guide even gave us a private tour as we were visiting with a severely disabled visitor. Will definitely be going again, this time to experience the whole attraction. Great little cafe too.

Simon Ward

5 Google Rating

Stumbled onto this when driving through Buxton. I was accompanied by a chap with Alzheimer's who use

5/ 5

Stumbled onto this when driving through Buxton. I was accompanied by a chap with Alzheimer's who used to Pothole in his younger days. The staff were incredibly helpful, patient, entertaining, and knowledgeable. The manager also took the time to talk to my friend, and it made our day. These people restored my faith in humanity.

Daniel Willingham

5 Google Rating

Excellent Cavern and Country Park on the edge of Buxton. The tour inside the Cavern is very informat

5/ 5

Excellent Cavern and Country Park on the edge of Buxton. The tour inside the Cavern is very informative and riveting detailing the history of the Cavern and its geology. The Country Park itself is very picturesque and iydillic with the brilliant Solomon's Temple giving you breathtaking views of Buxton and the surrounding area, which is a delightful. The prices for the admission and car park are reasonable with flexibility to pay for card in the visitor centre for the car park if you do not have cash. Overall a great place to visit and one I would recommend to Cavern enthusiasts.

DAZ Ashton

5 Google Rating

Great Cavern system we walked up from the town centre through the park. 10-15 min great tour guide (

5/ 5

Great Cavern system we walked up from the town centre through the park. 10-15 min great tour guide (Lucas) gave us loads of history and facts about the carvern which was very interesting. Cafe, shop, toilets 🚻 on site too. After that a stroll to the top of the hill to Solomon temple. Great day out. 👍

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