Region market dataEngland2026
Peak District Airbnb Data: Revenue and Occupancy by Area
AirROI tracks 2,773 active Airbnb homes in the Peak District: 2,464 in 3 areas (Derbyshire Dales, High Peak and Staffordshire Moorlands), and 309 elsewhere. These homes took an estimated 104,019 stays in the 12 months to October 2026. A typical stay ran 3.7 nights and the average home earned £30,122 at 46% occupancy. Of these homes, 67% are houses, 12% are apartments or condos and 15% sleep 8 or more.
A listed area needs 50 or more active Airbnb homes, with at least 75% of them near the region. Figures are AirROI estimates. How they are made
- Active Airbnb homes
- 2,773
- Avg. revenue per home
- £30,122
- Occupancy rate
- 46%
- Avg. nightly rate
- £236
Areas
Peak District Areas by Airbnb Stays
Each row links to the area's own market page. Select a column to sort by it.
| 1 | Derbyshire Dales | 52,678 | £249 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | High Peak | 23,221 | £194 |
| 3 | Staffordshire Moorlands | 19,412 | £240 |
| Elsewhere in Derbyshire | 8,708 | £246 |
Figures cover the 12 months to October 2026. Region figures add up these 3 areas and Elsewhere in Derbyshire, homes filed under a wider area, which take no rank. Occupancy counts only nights a home was open, so rate x occupancy x 365 runs higher than revenue per home. Most of these rows are districts rather than single towns, so this page calls them areas. How these numbers are made.
Money figures on this page are in British pounds, converted from US dollars at £0.74 per US$, the typical rate from November 2025 to October 2026.
Earnings
Revenue, Occupancy and Nightly Rate in the Peak District
Across the 3 areas with 100 or more Airbnb homes, revenue per home runs from £28,647 in High Peak to £32,104 in Derbyshire Dales a year. Gaps like these often reflect home size and mix more than the area, so compare areas with similar homes.
Revenue per home
A year, AirROI estimate
- Derbyshire Dales £32,104
- Staffordshire Moorlands £31,441
- High Peak £28,647
Occupancy
Nights booked, AirROI estimate
- High Peak 49%
- Derbyshire Dales 46%
Lowest nightly rates among areas
With 100 or more homes, AirROI estimate
- High Peak £194
- Derbyshire Dales £249
Among the 3 areas with 100 or more Airbnb homes, 12 months to Oct 2026.
Area by area
Where the Top Areas Stand Out in the Peak District
Among guests who left a review, London is the top home city in all 3. Houses are the largest home type in all 3. The lines below add what the table can't show, where one of the areas leads its peers or differs from the rest.
- Derbyshire Dales
Of the 3 areas in the Peak District with 100 or more homes, Derbyshire Dales had the highest revenue per home, at £32,104, and had the most Airbnb homes, at 1,388, in the 12 months to October 2026.
- High Peak
Of the 3 areas in the Peak District with 100 or more homes, High Peak had the highest occupancy, at 49%, and had the lowest nightly rate, at £194, in the 12 months to October 2026.
- Staffordshire Moorlands
Of the 3 areas in the Peak District with 100 or more homes, Staffordshire Moorlands had the biggest share of homes that sleep 8 or more, at 19%, and had the highest guest rating, at 4.89, in the 12 months to October 2026.
When
Busiest and Quietest Months in the Peak District
August, July and September rank as the busiest months for Airbnb nights in the Peak District, and February and January as the quietest. August is the busiest month in every one of these areas. Across the 3 areas, nightly rates run lowest in January and November, at about £219, and highest in August, at about £253. Across the 3 areas, stays run longest in January, at 3.9 nights, and shortest in October, at 3.1 nights.
August ranks first, January last
Airbnb months in calendar order, 12 months to October 2026. The number is the month's rank, and 1 is the busiest. The bar shows its part of Airbnb nights.
- Three busiest months
- Other months
From busiest to quietest: August, July, September, May, October, June, April, December, November, March, February, January.
Month by month: rank, share of nights, typical stay and nightly rate
| Rank | Month | Share of nights | Nightly rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | August | 11.1% | £253 |
| 2 | July | 9.6% | £252 |
| 3 | September | 9.4% | £240 |
| 4 | May | 9.1% | £240 |
| 5 | October | 9.1% | £226 |
| 6 | June | 9.0% | £246 |
| 7 | April | 8.2% | £235 |
| 8 | December | 8.0% | £228 |
| 9 | November | 7.3% | £219 |
| 10 | March | 7.2% | £226 |
| 11 | February | 6.4% | £222 |
| 12 | January | 5.7% | £219 |
Who comes
Where Guests Come From in the Peak District
Among guests who left a review, 91.4% come from within the United Kingdom. Among those guests, the largest groups from abroad come from the United States and Australia. The top home cities among those guests are London, Manchester and Nottingham. High Peak draws the most from abroad, at 9.7%, among areas with 100 or more homes.
91.4% from within the United Kingdom
Among guests who left a review, as of October 2026
- From within the United Kingdom 91.4%
- From abroad 8.6%
Top countries abroad
Among guests who left a review
Top home cities
Among guests who left a review
FAQ
Questions About Peak District Airbnb Data
How much do Airbnb homes earn in the Peak District?
AirROI estimates the average Airbnb home in the Peak District earned £30,122 in the 12 months to October 2026, at 46% occupancy and £236 a night. Across areas with 100 or more homes, revenue per home runs from £28,647 in High Peak to £32,104 in Derbyshire Dales.
Which of the 3 Peak District areas get the most Airbnb stays?
Derbyshire Dales (52,678), High Peak (23,221) and Staffordshire Moorlands (19,412) in the Peak District, by AirROI's estimated stays in the 12 months to October 2026.
When is the Peak District busiest on Airbnb?
AirROI ranks August first for Airbnb nights in the Peak District and January last, in the 12 months to October 2026.
How long do Airbnb guests stay in the Peak District?
AirROI puts the typical Airbnb stay in the Peak District at 3.7 nights in the 12 months to October 2026. Across areas with 100 or more homes, it runs from 3.3 nights in Staffordshire Moorlands to 3.7 nights in Derbyshire Dales.
How many Airbnb homes are there in the Peak District?
AirROI counts 2,773 active Airbnb homes in the Peak District, as of October 2026, 309 of them filed under Derbyshire as a whole. Area by area, that runs from 514 in Staffordshire Moorlands to 1,388 in Derbyshire Dales.
Method
How These Numbers Are Made
Every figure is an AirROI estimate for the 12 months to October 2026, from the market page of each area listed here, and covers Airbnb only. Stays count bookings. For a file that spreads over 40 km, only homes within 40 km of another listed area's centre count as near the region. Homes and stays add up across the rows. Occupancy, nightly rate and revenue are averages weighted by each area's active homes, the way AirROI's state pages work them out, and an area's stale figures would be left out of them. The typical stay weights each area's stay by its stays. Busiest and quietest months weight each area by its Airbnb nights. These are region averages, not medians, and they cover only the rows on this page, so they do not count every home that uses the Peak District name. Typical stay is a booking's length, occupancy the share of available nights booked, and revenue the yearly average per home, based on asking prices on booked nights, before cleaning, management, tax and any loan. Guest rating is out of 5. Origin counts guests who left a review.