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Unique 18thC Yorks Dales Silk Weavers’ mill house.
Newly renovated for 2021 An update to our broadband in Feb 2023 means we now have the fastest available in the area, top speed of 65Mbps. Beautifully situated just above Lake Semerwater in Raydale , the quietest valley in Upper Wensleydale. Perfect for walkers, fishing & paddle boarding on the lake In its own grounds away from the lane, entirely private & south facing, the old mill stream runs alongside, the house has amazing views and is a haven for bird life which gathers on the lake shore.

Stunning barn in 9 acres/river/views. Sleeps 6+
Great for families and get togethers. Tranquil retreat in James Herriot country, set in 9 acres of hay meadow with grazing horses and sheep. Wild swim in its magical woodland beck or swing your legs from the bridge . Lose yourself in nature, or just enjoy the majestic fell views from your room. Fully equipped farmhouse style kitchen adjoining hall. UFH. Radiators up. Fourposter king bed with ensuite bathroom. Further bedroom adjoining. King ensuite bedroom with kitchenette (wheelchair friendly)

Debra Cottage by Gunnerside Ghyll,
Situated in the unique position of having it’s feet in Gunnerside Ghyll, totally detached and in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Debra Cottage abounds with character. Every room is a delight of bespoke joinery and high quality fittings. Built in 1793 and in the centre of Gunnerside Village, this cottage is an ideal base to explore and enjoy all the Yorkshire Dales has to offer. The sound of the river welcomes you as you step though the front door, but all is tranquil inside.

Mill Garth Annexe
We are tucked away in a quiet, pretty location just off the village green in Bainbridge. We offer a spacious, modern one bedroom annex with private entrance & parking. The property has been recently renovated to an exceptional standard, offering modern accommodation. The annex is split over two floors, a large en suite bedroom on the ground floor with a spiral staircase leading to a mezzanine sitting room. There are tea & coffee making facilities, no breakfast, a tearoom just down the road.

Hawes .16 th C Elizabethan enchanting Cottage.
The 16 century cottage has been in my husbands family since Elizabethan times . It has a private south facing garden .Beautifully furnished with antique furniture It’s a truly magical little cottage and feels like you have stepped back in time . A deep bath . Log burning stove . Period furniture . What’s not to like. Situated just outside Hawes a 5 minute walk ! Or walk over the field in less time . River walks from the door step . And if you’re lucky you might see the red squirrel’s .

The Hut in The Wood, Shepherds Hut, Askrigg
The Hut in The Wood is a beautifully appointed shepherds hut nestled alone in our pretty 1 acre woodland garden in Askrigg, Wensleydale. It is an ideal tranquil retreat for one or two people wishing to stay in a peaceful setting surrounded by wildlife and wonderful views. The hut has king size bed, table and chairs, kitchen area, log burner and outside patio table and chairs, firepit, garden. Heated Shower room with wc and basin for your exclusive use 100m along the garden path.

Newly converted cottage Hawes
Quirky, stylish and very central. This charming cottage will accommodate 2 people and boasts all the facilities expected from a much larger property. What the cottage lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in location and home comforts. Literally a stone’s throw from the famous waterfalls of Gayle Beck and a few minutes walk from Hawes’ historic Market Square with its numerous shops, cafes and pubs, ‘The Shop on the Bridge’ is an ideal bolthole for a mini break away from it all.

The Chicken Shed at Knowle Top
The Chicken Shed at Knowle Top was newly built in 2019 on the ruins of an old barn and decorated to the highest standards of industrial chic. Situated in a most unique location, high on the Ribble Valley side of Lancashire’s iconic Pendle Hill, it sits surrounded by sheep pastures where hare and fox come to say good-night. Despite this rural idyll, we’re only a five minute car drive from Clitheroe, one of the North-West’s nicest market towns. The views will take your breath away!

Yorkshire Dales Getaway to relax and unwind
Just a minutes walk from the centre of the beautiful market town of Hawes in the heart of Wensleydale. This traditional property has been internally modernised to comprise over three floors, ground floor with fully fitted kitchen, dining area, and living room with wood burning stove as well as underfloor heating, the first floor has a double bedroom and family bathroom with bath and separate shower. The second floor has the master bedroom with king size bed and en-suite shower.

Croft Farm Shepherd's Hut, Hardraw, Pennine Way
Spend a night in Hardraw, in the Yorkshire Dales. This wonderfully crafted shepherds hut is located on a working farm, with sheep, cattle, hens and pigs. Also, home to the local working sheepdog demonstration team. Located in a small village on the Pennine Way; the renowned Hardraw force, England's highest waterfall is a 5 minute stroll. The Green Dragon Inn is less than 5 minutes walk. The small market town of Hawes is a 20 minute walk, with plenty of shops and pubs.

High Spring House Cottage Forest of Bowland AONB
Located in The Forest of Bowland AONB. A rural location looking out to the Yorkshire three peaks. Ideally situated between The Yorkshire Dales (10 minutes drive) & The Lake District (40 minutes drive). Close to Bentham, North Yorkshire. Quiet & off the main road. A great countryside getaway to relax & escape to the country but close to amenities & a great base to explore the area, cycling, walking, hiking or just relaxing.

Yorkshire Dales 2 bed 2 bathroom stone cottage
GALLIVANTIN COTTAGE A renovated characterful stone built Yorkshire dales cottage. Inglenook fireplace with log burning stove for a cosy feel. Quiet, quaint Yorkshire Dales village. to enjoy a slower pace of life to relax and unwind. Beautiful scenery and walks on the doorstep. It has everything you need for your Yorkshire dales holiday. Pubs, restaurants, and amenities are a short drive away. Sorry, no pets allowed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Hawes?
Hawes has a variety of accommodations, including guesthouses in the center, converted barns, and self-catering cottages with countryside views. Stays around the town square or near riverside paths are frequently suggested for easy access to local activities.
What are the best things to do in Hawes with kids?
Kids often enjoy hands-on experiences at the creamery, riverside walks to spot wildlife, and picnic stops at nearby waterfalls. Interactive history exhibits and local playgrounds add variety for younger travelers.
What are some of the best things to do in Hawes?
Explore traditional markets, wander riverside trails, and learn about local cheese-making at a historic creamery. Hawes has scenic viewpoints, independent shops, and cozy cafés for relaxed afternoons.
How is the weather in Hawes?
Hawes has cool, damp winters with temperatures mainly between 33-48°F (1-9°C), and milder summers reaching 64-66°F (18-19°C). Rain is common year-round, so a weatherproof jacket is useful for outdoor activities.
When is the best time to visit Hawes?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for those seeking milder weather, blooming landscapes, and outdoor markets. Winter brings quieter paths and cozy indoor experiences but cooler, wetter conditions.
What are the best places to visit in Hawes?
The town has a traditional market square, a well-known creamery with cheese exhibits, and a local museum that explores the area's rural heritage. Nearby waterfalls and art galleries feature in many visitors’ itineraries.
What are some hiking trails in Hawes?
Hawes has a range of walking paths, including riverside loops, waterfall routes, and gentle climbs onto open moorland. Waymarked trails often connect to the Pennine Way and scenic sections of the Yorkshire Dales.
What are some family activities we can do in Hawes?
Families can visit interactive museums, explore riverside picnic spots, and take gentle walks to waterfalls around Hawes. Seasonal farm experiences and cheese-making demonstrations are also frequently suggested for groups with children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Hawes?
Around Hawes, visitors often explore caves, historic castles, or small villages known for local arts and scenic riverbanks. The wider Yorkshire Dales region has nature reserves, abbey ruins, and tea rooms with sweeping views.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Hawes?
Hawes has pet-friendly stays, including cottages and guesthouses where dogs are usually welcome. Access to walking routes and the surrounding countryside makes it convenient for guests traveling with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Hawes?
Bring sturdy footwear for exploring uneven trails, and carry a waterproof layer due to changeable weather. Locals often suggest sampling regional cheeses, browsing market days, and timing walks for quieter mornings.
What is Hawes known for?
Hawes is known for its scenic market town atmosphere, connections to traditional cheese-making, and its setting within the Yorkshire Dales. Visitors often explore local shops, the historic market, and landscapes shaped by rivers and stone bridges.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Hawes?
Tucked-away waterfalls, tranquil riverside paths, and local art galleries invite exploration around Hawes. Less-visited heritage sites and small museums provide insight into the region’s history and craft traditions.
What are the best foods to try in Hawes?
Local cheese is a highlight, with varieties made in and around Hawes. Pubs and cafés have hearty Yorkshire dishes, home-baked cakes, and often feature seasonal produce sourced from the region.
What should I bring for a trip to Hawes?
Pack waterproof layers, sturdy walking shoes, and a reusable water bottle for countryside walks. A small backpack and a camera are helpful for exploring outdoor trails and local villages.
What is the nightlife in Hawes like?
Nightlife in Hawes centers on traditional pubs with real ales, live folk music on select evenings, and relaxed dining rooms. Visitors often end their days with local drinks and conversation in welcoming surroundings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Hawes?
Hawes frequently hosts agricultural shows with livestock displays, craft stalls, and family activities, often in late summer. Seasonal food festivals and Christmas fairs add a lively atmosphere during select times of year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Hawes?
Hawes has a variety of vacation rentals suited for families, from traditional stone cottages to spacious homes with kitchens and private gardens. Many options are near shops, cafes, and walking routes, making it easy to explore together.
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