While Litton is a quiet and small village, it still boasts some great facilities right on the doorstep.

Whether you’re after a pub lunch or an evening meal, our local pub (the Red Lion) is open every day and serves a great menu of gastro classics. It’s advisable to book if you’re visiting on a popular evening!

There is a local village shop that is open 9AM-6PM and is often staffed by volunteers from the local community. You can pay a visit to have a tea and coffee, or a snack for lunch!

As for walking in the local area, St. Peter’s Rock — also known as Gibbets rock — is based closed to Litton and can be seen on the A623 approach to the village. There’s also short walks to neighbouring villages, such as Tideswell, that are easily accessed from Litton.

Litton and Tideswell act a centerpoint for lots of local festivities, some of which you may be lucky enough to catch on your visit. For instance, the local town hall is occasionally used for charity fundraising and events, and has played host to everything from dances to wine and cheese nights. Litton Night occurs once a year, where the whole village and surrounding area comes together for an evening of music, food, and entertainment. Tideswell food festival is also a fun day out for all the family.