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About Peak Cavern

Peak Cavern in Castleton, Hope Valley, Derbyshire, is a distinctive open-air concert venue housed in the main Cavern Entrance Chamber. With a cave roof protection and seating that adapts to event needs, it’s a memorable setting for summer shows featuring renowned artists. We’ve got you with straightforward ticket access, parking guidance, transit options, and nearby accommodations to make your night easy from arrival to after-show.

Plan ahead with practical details: secure your seats for a show at Peak Cavern, check parking at Peak Cavern Car Park on Buxton Road, and consider nearby hotels like The Peak Hotel Castleton. For updates, follow official artist pages and venue channels. Whether you’re traveling from Sheffield or exploring the Peak District, Peak Cavern offers a one-of-a-kind concert experience in a historic setting.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue type: Peak Cavern is a show cave that also hosts concerts in the main Cavern Entrance Chamber, described as an Open-Air Venue with a cave roof protection.
  • Address and access: Peak Cavern Walk, Castleton, Hope Valley, Derbyshire, S33 8WP; Peak Cavern Car Park on Buxton Road (S33 8WP).
  • Capacity: concert capacity is event-dependent, with listings commonly around 600 attendees for some shows (e.g., Letz Zep).
  • Notable events/performers: artists such as Richard Hawley, The Vaccines, Kim Wilde, and Jarvis Cocker have performed there; the venue hosts regular and one-off concerts in summer.
  • Parking: pay-and-display car and coach parking is available; nearby toilets are in the Castleton visitor car park.
  • Transit: the nearest railway is Hope Station (about 2–3 miles away); Castleton is accessible by bus from nearby towns (e.g., Sheffield via local services).
  • Nearby hotels: options include The Peak Hotel Castleton (How Lane, Castleton) and other Castleton lodging for concert-goers.
  • Renaming/demolition note: Peak Cavern is historically called the Devil’s Arse; the name Peak Cavern was restored/confirmed in 2006 after earlier usage.