Travelling to our Buxton Campus

The Devonshire Dome is located within 5 minutes' walk of the station and town centre bus stops

Need help travelling around Buxton? Select the different types of transport to view information on the services available to you.

You can travel to the Buxton or Leek campus on one of our bus routes by applying for the correct pass.

If you live on the 199 or 58 route you can apply for a pass to one of these routes instead and can use this service throughout the day.

Buxton based HE students who claim their pass will also benefit from free term-time travel on the Transpeak (to Derby), 199 (To Stockport) and 186 to Harpur Hill.

Buxton Bus Route Timetables

Buxton Bus 1 (Glossop, Hayfield, Hadfield, Birch Vale, New Mills)

Buxton Bus 3 (Blythe Bridge, Cheadle, Buxton)

Buxton Bus 4 (Bolsover, Chesterfield, Calver, Tideswell)

Buxton Bus 5 (Leek)

Buxton Bus 7 (Derby, Belper, Matlock, Bakewell)

Buxton Bus 8 (Littleover, Allestree, Hulland, Ashbourne)

Buxton Minibus Route 12 (Hope Valley)

Bus 58 (Macclesfield) Public Service

Bus 199 (Stockport, A6 North), Public Service

Leek Bus Route Timetables

2018-19 Leek Bus 2 (Ashbourne, A52, A523) - Awaiting Confirmed Timetable

Leek Bus 3 (Blythe Bridge, Cheadle, Cheddleton)

Leek Route 5 (Buxton)

Daytime Inter-Site Buses

Dome to Oaklands Outdoor Centre (HE term time only)

Buses to Harpur Hill Motor Vehicle (FE Term Time Only)

Buxton to Leek Shuttle Runs (FE Term Time Only)

Snow and ice

In severe weather conditions we will try our best to maintain services. However, in some conditions, side roads and back roads become too difficult to negotiate and we'll operate a service with a reduced number of stops. If you are in doubt you can find out by checking the weather page of calling the Snowline on 01332 597669.

Buxton has direct train connections to Stockport, Manchester Oxford Road and Manchester Piccadilly.

You can also travel to Sheffield, which involves at least one change. For live information and timetables see the station website.

Cycling

Our Buxton Campus has facilities for cyclists to store their bikes free of charge in the sheltered bays which are located behind the old gatehouse.

There are showers within the catering changing rooms that staff can use after riding to the University.

Cycle security

We have a very good security record for cycling, however it's always good to lock your bike securely. We recommend the use of D locks and also recommend you secure any quick release parts.

Motorcycling

Motorcyclists are also welcome at our Buxton Campus. Motorcycles do not require a parking permit, and can be parked free of charge on-site. Motorcycles and scooters must be parked in the sheltered area within the main car park.

Staff car parking

Parking at the Devonshire Campus Buxton

We have very limited staff parking available at the Buxton Campus. It is currently all allocated to permit holders, minibuses, pool cars and blue badge holders. A very small number of new permits are allocated once a year, if there is space and only if strict criteria are met.

Where should I park?

We encourage all staff who are not able to use alternatives to the car to park at the Pavilion Gardens car park which is five minutes walk from the Campus. Permits can be obtained from High Peak Borough Council for a discount price. Parking here keeps our cars off the streets which helps neighbouring residents. If you choose to park on-street in the area please carefully consider the needs of the local residents and obey all restrictions.

Parking enforcement and security

We have a contractor who looks after security and enforces parking restrictions on site. If you park at the Devonshire without a valid 'DC' permit, you can expect to get a parking charge notice. Other University parking permits are not valid at the Buxton Campus.

Staff travelling from other sites cannot park in the spaces at the Buxton Campus unless they are using a pool car.

Sustainable travel

Cars driving along road next to One Friar Gate Square's copper building
Car sharing

Car sharing can reduce your cost of travel to and from the University, whilst also reducing congestion, emissions and the impact on parking on-site.

Student riding a bike at Markeaton Street site, Derby Campus
Travel planning

We are committed to promoting and facilitating travel to our sites by alternatives to sole occupancy cars.