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Eastfield Lodge

Eastfield Lodge is a Victorian that is charming House 8 gorgeous bedrooms all ensuite. The dining that is public and lounge with it's wood burning fire overlooks Wensleydale and the hills beyond. This, as soon as family home, is ideal for gatherings of all of the generations, walking and groups which are cycling just friends getting together for reunions, birthdays or anniversaries. The Lodge has secure storage space for up to 16 bicycles, a drying room, outside sink and WC for the walkers and cyclists. The Lodge are booked for a 'self-catered' or a 'hosted' option where breakfast is provided and also, if required, an evening meal.Just 300m from the market that is picturesque of Leyburn, Eastfield Lodge is ideally situated for checking out certainly one of England*s prettiest rural landscapes. From our doorstep venture to the Yorkshire Dales nationwide Park with its walking that is many and possibilities, as well as a number of charming villages and many neighborhood places of interest. We're open all 12 months to welcome families, buddies and groups who wish to book the house that is whole their exclusive use. The house is ideal for these larger get-togethers and your own house parties.Most importantly of most, every guest can expect a genuine and enthusiastic welcome from us, Henry Collett and Penny Knight or certainly one of our colleagues using its spacious spaces and public areas. Our aim is so that you can feel you're staying someplace unique, somewhere we would wish to stay ourselves so we encourage one to kick your footwear down and make this your property at home while you are with us. Nothing is a lot of difficulty  we really do desire you to definitely get the best time here if you want the 'self-catered' choice, the internet booking system will automatically default for this that one could have.Self Catered or Hosted Options. With this particular option we'll be right here to generally welcome you, then allow you to settle yourselves in and flake out. You've got the shops which are regional restaurants in the town to simply help together with your independent catering needs during your stay. Our company is pleased to purchase in we use in the Lodge through our vendors so after your scheduling confirmation, please simply give us a call to go over this for you personally any of the neighborhood produce. You can then be kept to your devices being own please feel free to inquire of for suggestions about walks, places to see or activities. We live next door but there is also quite a lot of data into the lodge.If you would choose the 'hosted' option, please make your booking online as above. Then to be able to verify this method (which may not be done online,) please contact us using the lodge information on your scheduling that is e-mail confirmation. Each morning, provide tea and coffee facilities in your spaces as well as in the lounge, a freshly baked cake or home-made cookies each afternoon, an evening dinner from our menu alternatives on request, light the lounge fire within the winter season and present your living space a light clean each day utilizing the hosted option, we shall cook and provide your team with a delicious Yorkshire breakfast. By having a chat, we can tailor make your stay for you, especially if it's a occasion that is unique. (the fee that is extra of a day for hosted will undoubtedly be included with your bill on departure.)With either option you may expect hospitality that is genuine. Laughter throughout the homely house can be a layout. We want to offer themed weekends, such as for example a Murder Mystery or maybe a Paddle   Picnic journey from Ripon to Boroughbridge or even to just take you on a walk that is led see the best for the area. If it is a special event, we are able to bring a chef set for your private dining. Please simply ask.

Clyde House

Clyde home is a period home and is situated in the centre of Leyburn, it dates from approximately 1750. There are two twin bedded rooms, two standard double rooms plus one superior space that is double all with ensuite showers. The rooms are roomy with really comfortable beds, hospitality trays with fresh milk and do-it-yourself bisciuts, flat display television, shower robes and free Wi-Fi connection. The rooms dealing with the garden have actually a view that is stunning of. Our morning meal that is acclaimed is through Mrs Flynn, and it is a feast to take pleasure from, with an extensive selection of freshly prepared good fresh fruit compotes, cereals, full Yorkshire break fast, Smoked Salmon and scrambled egg, Oak smoked Kippers and Whitby smoked Haddock with poached egg. All items are locally sourced.Leyburn may be the market that is main of Wensleydale and Clyde home is perfectly put to see the countless tourist attractions within a quick drive of Leyburn, York, Harrogate, and Helmsley, to call a few.Whilst staying at Clyde House there are numerous regional destinations to go to, Lightwater Valley, Jervaulx Abbey, Castle Bolton, Wensleydale Creamery, The Ebony Sheep Brewery, Theaskstons Brewery, Wensleydale Railway, Fountains Abbey.Throughout the entire year Leyburn hosts several events, The Dales Festival of Food in May, 1940*s weekend in July, the Wensleydale Show by the end of August as well as the famous auction home Tennants holds specialist sales throughout the 12 months. As well as these they are those activities which can be conventional as fishing, walking, horse riding, shooting and tennis. You can find famous horse racing stables ten minutes away in Middleham as well as on Good Friday of each and every 12 months the stables open their yards to your public that is basic.

Grove House

We offer you a hot, friendly welcome to Grove House, ideal for a break that is short a longer family holiday or friends celebration.Enjoy your stay in a level II listed building, high in character and charm. Savour your breakfast within the oak-panelled and beamed room that is dining. Relax in the sitting room having its seasonal fire that is available rest outside into the Dales sunshine and unwind after the times activities.Seven independently styled en suite rooms offer plenty of options with numerous additional amenities to make your stay comfortable.Located just a gentle two minute walk from Leyburn's pretty market square with ample personal parking and secure bicycle storage space available.

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Honeykiln Cottage

Honeykiln is a cosy well equipped cottage design house or apartment with full heating that is main can accommodate as much as 4 individuals in convenience. It is located in a area that is quiet effortless walking distance associated with the centre associated with the attractive historic town of Middleham,with its majestic ruined castle (childhood home and favourite of Richard III) and Georgian homes grouped across the village square.Set within the heart of scenic Wensleydale, Middleham is a great base with easy road usage of the Yorkshire Dales and it is perfect for walkers, as numerous footpaths start from the village. Middleham has a chioce of bars restaurants and bars serving good food and ale that is genuine. There is a village that is tiny that is open early and late - very useful for buying early morning papers and milk (although they stock a lot more besides).Honeykiln has a pretty enclosed rear garden and personal parking directly at the household. The home is embellished to a standard that is high is furnished in an easy but tasteful style.The recently redecorated welcoming lounge has a conventional available fire supplying the perfect spot to flake out on cold winters days. There is certainly a TV, DVD player and a good collection of books and games.From the lounge, stairs lead as much as a floor that is first there is certainly a double room at the front end with gorgeous views over Wensleydale and a twin room to your back with view over the hills. There clearly was your bathrooms that is contemporary a 3 piece suite and shower within the bath.The sunny kitchen area is well built with an electric range and hob, microwave oven and washing machine. It opens on the enclosed back garden, with patio and yard area, that will be well suited for young ones. The garden has an outdoor patio dining table, chairs and a BBQ for usage on warm summer evenings.The cottage doesn't have Wi Fi however the facilities can be used, at little price, during the key that is regional (5 minutes walk).Honeykiln is a non smoking cigarettes cottage and we regret that people are unable to just accept pets but children are welcome.Facilities:Duvets and home bedding are provided  not towels.Electricity and oil fired central heating is included in the rent and something bag of logs and a scuttle of coal per visit.TV, DVD (please bring your very own DVDs) and CD player.Electric cooker and hobLets are from Saturday 3pm to Saturday 10amMiddleham is house to many racing stables. Into the you can watch the horses being galloped regarding the moor and if you might be interested visits round the stables can be booked.Close by, for both young and old alike, the Forbidden Corner and Brymor Ice Cream Farm are a must morning. And to be checked out are Aysgarth Falls (especially after good rainfall) together with ruins of Jervaulx Abbey. If possible attempt to head to Leyburn Market (on a Friday) to achieve a feel that is true of old fashioned dales mountain market. Leyburn also offers some interesting stores (there's no necessity to travel further! that is afield for example Campbells food store has an array of local foods and Wrays ironmongers stocks every form of equipment products you can think about (and many you can't!)Further afield the appealing city of Richmond may be worth a trip - along with its impressive castle, 2 museums while the Georgian Theatre (one of the earliest in the nation).For the art fan Bowes Museum, at Barnard Castle (the V   A of the north) shouldn't be missed.Special OfferReduced rates for returning site visitors.

Briar Cottage

Briar Cottage to sleep 4 plus 1 dog that is small dating from the 18th century, recently renovated to show some of its once initial features andis element of a little, interesting,terrace which sits regarding the fringe for the cobbles lookingout towards the torn ramparts of Middleham Castle. The pretty conventional stone cottages.Entry, at the front end of the cottage, is always to acosylounge with Victorian fireplace anddining room area with slate tiled floor which views out into theflagged courtyard into the peaceful, top market spot you will find little formal gardens and ancient cobbled areas which praise. From the dining area there isa pretty, well equipped, fully fitted, shaker design slate and home floor. To the side associated with the entry lounge is afurther loungewhich has astone arched fireplace with multi-fuel stove.A stairway rises using this lounge to a landing that is little three rooms and abathroom with shower, energy shower within the shower, washbasin and toilet. One bed room has a double bed, you've got twin beds while the other has per day bed that is single. The double and twin rooms see down throughout the cobbles towards the castle.A stable door leads through the dining area to a shared courtyard with border gardens and an outdoor area that is flagged. This courtyard area may also be reached through the market through a alleyway that is private with a door, leading between your adjacent cottages.Briar Cottage was recently renovated revealing wood lintels above the windows and rock work. The application of half-glass pine doorways enables light that is natural hot and brighten most of the spaces. A cosy cottage, filled with character, provides an excellent high standard of accommodation.Price 330 - 600 week that is per. MiddlehamWhere the steep flanks regarding the Penhill that is dominant Wensleydale and Coverdale, gently recede towards the convergence of this rivers Ure and Cover the high fells of Wensleydale are put aside but the southern hillsides of Coverdale continue towards Witton Fell. Right here, once the valleys merge, protected through the current climate that is westerly the best reaches of Penhill sits Middleham. The sentinel that is ancient the once crucial Pennine crossing to Skipton and Lancashire.There are a couple of cobbled market places, each with a stone cross, bordered by impressive homes, big and little, most of them designed with pilfered rock from the castle. The town is extended across the hillsides in contemporary guise yet still holds its serenity and history in second years. Not a sentry guarding but now a centre that is major breeding and training racehorses. This relationship that is equestrian dependence is reflected in the names of stores, cafes and restaurants so evident each day since the strings of horses move across the market places to get and get back from their training gallops in the nearby moors.

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Ceramic Inspirations (The Teapottery)

'The Strangest spot on the planet' is calling for recruits! Conceived by landowner, C.R.Armstrong, The Forbidden Corner had been initially a folly that is private. Nonetheless, after popular need, your website happens to be opened to the public with four acres of all-out weird!Discover an original labyrinth of pathways, tunnels, chambers and galleries throughout the forests. They'll present a barrage of tricky challenges, such as the spray that is periodic of! Simply look out for the metal that is secret which expose hidden markings and direct you in your mission.  There is a pleasant area that is picnic when you really need some slack from the fantasy.What makes this destination therefore very strange are the extraordinary statues and structures dotted across the website. Spot pagan tree men, haybale dogs, gargoyles and a pyramid that is huge of translucent glass! Voted best European folly for the 20th century, as well as the best children's attraction in Yorkshire, that is on a daily basis out with a significant difference that is genuine. 

Tourist Attraction in North Yorkshire

The Forbidden Corner tourist attraction in North Yorkshire. Book tickets online for your visit, discover more about our history and see our opening times.

The Forbidden Corner

Situated in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, Bolton Castle is superb medieval fortress that is great for a family day trip.  Family entertainments include archery demonstrations, birds of prey displays, wild boar feeding and lots more!

Throughout the day the Castle also puts on medieval games and dressing-up activities as well as hosting special events during the year which feature historical reconstructions.  If you need some time out away from all the action, there are also lovely gardens and a maze to wander around and get lost in.

Bolton Castle in Wensleydale provides a huge range of exciting things to do in Yorkshire.  

Yorkshire Dales - Holiday Park & Holiday Homes - Park Leisure

Harmby Rd, Leyburn, Richmondshire DL8 5NX, England

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Eastfield Lodge

Clyde House

Grove House

Honeykiln Cottage

Briar Cottage

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Ceramic Inspirations (The Teapottery)

The Forbidden Corner

Bolton Castle

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