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Dales Retreat

Dales Retreat is a 5-person static caravan on a family 5-star site nestled between the villages of Long Preston and Hellifield, amidst the rolling countryside of the Yorkshire Dales National Park & Forest of Bowland. An ideal location for walking, cycling, mountain biking or just relaxing. Close to Malham Cove, Ingleton Falls, Gisburn Forest, Bolton Abbey, Ingleborough Caves, Yorkshire three peaks, to name a few. Fully equipped kitchen, lounge, dining area, double room, twin room and sofa bed.

Tiny quaint cottage in the heart of settle.

The cottage is located just a short walk to the town centre. It has an upside down plan with a double bedroom and access to the bathroom with it's roll top bath on the ground floor. Upstairs is a small lounge/ kitchen/dining area. Off the kitchen area is a loft space accessed by a ladder with further double bed (please note there is a small extra charge for this). Outside the cottage is a small seating area to enjoy a nice cold drink after a day walking in the beautiful Yorkshire dales.

Stunning views and own garden in private cottage

A charming dog friendly Yorkshire Dales cottage with simply stunning 360° views, its own enclosed garden, parking, separate access and superb walks right from the cottage door. A lounge with log stove, dining room with table football, air hockey and various board games, 2 bedrooms (both ensuite) and a fully resourced kitchen including dishwasher. Austwick is a lovely little village with everything you need; a great pub and village shop. Get away from it all in a little bit of paradise!

Beautiful location in Malhamdale village.

Light and airy house, three separate sleeping areas, comfortable, spacious with a large sunny outdoor dining and seating area, ideal for families and friends who want to explore the Yorkshire Dales national parks. We are located in the centre of Airton village, a few minutes walk away from the award winning TownHead farm shop and tea rooms, 2 miles from Malham. Fantastic walking and cycling routes along The Pennine way, Coast to coast cycling, The Yorkshire 3 peaks and South Lakes.

Betty's Bothy

‘Betty’s Bothy’ is a small self-contained barn conversion, adjacent to HART Farm which offers therapeutic visits for children coping with life challenges. It will suit animal lovers (with or without their own well-behaved dog) as the animals can be seen from large windows and you may well wake to the sounds of a cockerel, the eeyore of mini donkeys or the bleating of pygmy goats. All the proceeds for this listing go towards the upkeep of the Hart Farm Animals.

Well Cottage, Settle, Yorkshire

Well Cottage is centrally located in the small, charming market town of Settle sleeping 1-2 people. Ideally situated at the end of the High Street with free parking for 1 car. Shop, bars, restaurants and cafes are all within a 2 minute walk and the train station is within a 5 minute walk away. The Cottage is over 200 years old and has interesting historical features with internal stone walls and exposed windows. A small quirky cottage in a fabulous location.

Peaceful riverside cottage.

Our riverside cottage is on the River Aire in a quiet Yorkshire village near Skipton. It is a haven for wildlife and recently otters have been sighted in the river. Ideally placed for exploring the Yorkshire Dales. In addition to the river, Gargrave is on the Leeds Liverpool Canal and the Pennine Way. There is a lock box for convenient self check in.

The Garden Room at Warren House

The Garden Room at Warren House is a beautiful private annex with stunning views of Littondale deep in the Yorkshire Dales. With stunning views to be enjoyed from all aspects of the house you can wake up to the call of the Curlews at sunrise and enjoy the sunset in the evenings.

Mothers Cottage, Settle - cosy 1 bedroom

A cosy one bedroom cottage located in the heart of the beautiful market town of Settle. All amenities are within walking distance, including restaurants, pubs, shops, cafes and Train Station. Perfectly positioned for walkers (the three peaks), and exploring the Dales.