Home Well Dressing in the Peak District
February 1st, 2018
Well Dressing is said to have been brought to the area by the Romans or the Celts and has been practised in the same way it is today since the 1800s. The tradition is kept alive by dedicated groups of volunteers and consists of wells being decorated in designs lovingly crafted by hand, using petals, clay and coffee beans, amongst other items. You can view these stunning displays and experience a slice of authentic local culture from May to September. It’s a great chance to explore some of the Peak Districts’ most picturesque towns and villages.
If you haven’t yet booked your stay with us, don’t delay as availability for this summer is already limited! Whether you’re coming as part of a large group, as a family or a couple, we have holiday cottages to cater for all. Aside from Well Dressing, there’ so much to see and do in the Peak District. With some fantastic walking and cycling routes on our doorstep as well as the wonderful, must see stately homes of Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall.
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Welcome to our new website – formerly Endmoor Farm. We’re still here, but as we are launching our amazing new cottages and caravan site – Farditch Farm, we have re-branded as Peak District Holiday Breaks. We hope you like the new site!
Sue Jackson