Tucked into the heart of the Amber Valley, Ambergate blends tranquil rural beauty with rich industrial heritage and convenient access—making it an ideal place for Airbnb visitors.
The village sits at the meeting point of the River Amber and River Derwent, surrounded by scenic woodlands and countryside walks. Guests can wander through Shining Cliff Woods, explore the heritage Derwent Valley Mills, or follow riverside paths in serene silence. Those keen on more expansive adventures are just a short drive from Carsington Water and Peak District highlights like Kinder Scout.
Yet Ambergate delivers more than landscape. Its railway and industrial past is marked by remarkable sites: from Toadmoor Tunnel to the charming Cromford Canal, with the interactive Great British Car Journey offering an engaging history lesson.
Despite its peaceful air, the village remains remarkably accessible. Frequent trains along the Derwent Valley Line connect guests to Matlock and Derby—without needing a car. For everyday comforts, you’ll find a small shop and café at the heart of the village, and Belper’s buzzing high street just minutes away.
Locally managed Airbnbs—like riverside retreat offer modern amenities such as high-speed Wi-Fi, underfloor heating, private gardens, and rural charm. Guests love being close to a village pub or walking paths while still enjoying the comforts of home.
Community spirit thrives in Ambergate—whether it’s the annual carnival, welcoming pub locals, or the festive vibe of local events. It’s a place where history and nature meet warm hospitality.
Outdoor enthusiasts can pick from walking trails through woodlands and canal towpaths, guided or self-guided cycle routes, or scenic loops like the Ambergate–Wirksworth route. For families, the Crich Tramway Village and heritage railways make for memorable day trips.
Offering a blend of peace, charm, and access, Ambergate is the hidden gem of Derbyshire. Whether you’re after relaxation, nostalgia, or outdoor adventure, staying in a local Airbnb here promises a delightful retreat in the English countryside.