SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION SKIPTON

Short breaks are freely available in Holiday Cottages throughout the winter period During the remainder of the year short breaks in self catering cottages can usually be booked within a month of the start date

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Bent House Farm Holiday Cottage is set amidst splendid, unspolit countryside on the edge of the Ribble Valley, Bent House Farm Cottage provides high quality, comfortable accommodation for those seeking the freedom of a self catering holiday. The cottage is approximately 150 years old and situated on our working family farm on the Lancashire - Yorkshire border with views over open countryside towards Pendle, Boulsworth and Skipton Fell. For a peaceful, relaxing self catering holiday, with excellent walking and cycle routes right on the doorstep, Bent House Holiday Cottage makes an ideal place from which to explore the Ribble Valley, Yorkshire Dales, Pendle Hill and surrounding countryside. The cottage also makes an ideal base for a Dales climbing or caving expedition.

Rent holiday cottages, wheelchair friendly accommodation with disability access including private indoor pool and games room Enjoy Yorkshire pubs, bird watching, trout fishing or rambling

Self catering accommodation that sleeps up to 24 in the Wharfedale village of Kettlewell near Skipton in the Yorkshire Dales.

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Historical Ling House is nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park in the village of Threshfield. Just a 20 minute walk from the village of Grassington and close by to the Dales Way and the Cycle Way. Over four centuries ago a Scottish moss-trooper (Jamie Ibbotson) settled and built Ling House and his descendants have lived in it ever since. The family made Threshfield famous for making besoms and horse dealing. Making the besoms from ling gathered from the moor and then delivering them all around the dales using their horses and carts. You can view all the tools they used for making the besoms at Skipton museum and you can still see today several of their favourite horse shoes displayed on the barn door.

Are you planning a holiday, family reunion or group activity in the Yorkshire Dales and need some accommodation? Dale House can be exclusively yours with accommodation for parties of up to 24 people throughout the year, self catering or catering can be provided. Located in the village of Kettlewell and standing amidst spectacular countryside Dale House has views up and down the upper Wharfe Valley in the very heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Dale House was built as an hotel by the local railway company for holidays in the Yorkshire Dales which were increasing in popularity at the end of the Victorian era, but the proposed extension to the line from Grassington to Kettlewell was never built, it has since been used as both a house and hotel. Dale House is both comfortable and easy to run giving good value accommodation for group holidays and larger family gatherings.

Street Head Farm is a traditional 18th Century Yorkshire Dales Farmhouse, standing in open farmland with spectacular views. It is situated on our working dairy and sheep farm, several fields away from the farmstead, and approached by a separate road. The traditional market town of Skipton, famous for its medieval Castle, and known as the "Gateway to the Dales", lies approximately five miles away.

A registered charity that provides self catering accommodation, in the Yorkshire Dales, for people with disabilities