Group Travel in staffordshire moorlands

Thinking about planning a group trip and looking for inspiration?

The Staffordshire Moorlands is a fantastic destination for groups of all interests and ages to explore.

Whether you’re a club leader, a group of friends or a teacher considering an educational and informative trip, the Staffordshire Moorlands has a wealth of discovery and experience to offer...

The Moorlands has a wide range of historical sites, heritage trails, quirky towns and villages, beautiful gardens and attractions for thrill seekers too with the UK’s top theme park right here - we have something for all groups to enjoy:

The thrilling Alton Towers Resort has something for everyone including rollercoasters, famous faces from children’s TV at CBeebies Land, tranquil gardens, and indoor fun at the Splash Landings water park. 

Hark back to the classic days of rail travel on a steam train journey through beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands countryside. Groups are welcome at our heritage railways Churnet Valley Railway and Foxfield Steam Railway

Garden lovers will love Biddulph Grange Garden which offers one of the most exciting survivals of the great age of Victorian gardening at this Grade I listed masterpiece. 

Coach groups are spoilt for choice. Centrally located in the heart of the Midlands, within easy reach of all the major motorways and just a 90-minute drive from Manchester and Birmingham, your group will be able to spend more time enjoying your planned activities and less hours on the road.

Group trips in Stoke on Trent & The Staffs Moorlands, create a combined twin destination experience. Also known as The Potteries, Stoke on Trent’s World Craft City status officially recognises the international draw of Stoke’s ceramics industry and heritage. Visit the city’s award winning factory shops and pottery visitor centres, including World of Wedgwood. Get back to nature in the Staffordshire Moorlands, explore our green spaces and relax at Rudyard Lake, Titteworth Water, The Manifold Valley and Dovedale

So, whether you’re a large group of garden enthusiasts or a small team of ceramicists, take a look for yourself.