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The open-plan lounge area features exposed stone walls and warm wooden flooring. A cozy sofa sits across from a wooden coffee table, with a small black dining table nearby. A fully equipped kitchen with a farmhouse sink and wooden countertop is visible, complemented by natural light from the window.
Guest suite
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 527 reviews

Little Dairy Annexe, 18th Century barn conversion

Beautifully renovated 18th century listed, self contained annexe with lounge area, fully fitted kitchen and huge vaulted bedroom with marble tiled en suite. Situated in the centre of Gargrave village near the river, 10 min walk from station and on the edge of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Perfect for a walking holiday, with the Pennine way and the canal nearby and Malham, Bolton Abbey just down the road. Super restaurants and pubs close by and everything you need including Au Lait toiletries.

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An undercover hot tub is featured within a private garden, surrounded by lush greenery and a colorful rockery. Soft lighting illuminates the area, providing a calm ambiance for evening relaxation. The hot tub offers a serene retreat, sheltered from the elements.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 221 reviews

Poppy Cottage No 1 with hot tub-2 miles to Skipton

Poppy Cottage No. 1 is set in the delightful village of Carleton in Craven just two miles from Skipton's town centre. With its own fabulous luxury hot tub; undercover so you can take a dip whatever the weather, this cottage is a great couples retreat. Within comfortable walking distance from the town; the indulgent hot tub, cosy wood-burning stove, stylish interiors and sun trap south-facing garden make it a great place to return to after a day out exploring this beautiful part of Yorkshire.

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A charming stone cottage is featured amidst a lush green landscape. The building is surrounded by tall trees and a neatly maintained garden. A wooden fence runs along the foreground, complementing the serene rural setting under a bright blue sky.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Spencers Granary

Escape to the picturesque countryside of Lancashire for a stay at this cosy country cottage for two. Nestled on a working farm amidst the rolling hills of the Pennines and North Yorkshire, Spencers Granary is well located for those seeking adventure and tranquillity! Explore the Forest of Bowland AONB, historic landmarks, charming villages, and a plethora of superb local eateries. Perfect for a romantic break; take time to relax and unwind under the stars in the hot-tub, whatever the weather!

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A cozy living room is highlighted by a wood burner, providing warmth during colder months. Soft seating is arranged around the space, and a side chair, lamp, and coffee table are positioned near the fireplace. Natural light filters in, reflecting off the exposed beams above.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

The Hayloft - Luxury Bolthole

Independence in your own place - Hayloft is hidden away at the end of our 17th century farmhouse and is a special place to stay. Step inside to find the kitchen with heated stone floors and beams overhead. In the living room there's space to eat, full bookshelves and a wood burner for cosy winter evenings. Upstairs is a galleried bedroom with a large 5 foot king bed and a bathroom with deep free-standing bath and large walk-in shower. A retreat from it all in your own Yorkshire bolthole.

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The exterior of the cottage features a charming stone façade with a light green door. Two large windows framed in stone provide natural light. A small sign identifies the property as the 1855 Wash House. Decorative plants are situated at the entrance.
Tiny home
5 out of 5 average rating, 388 reviews

1855 Wash House, Town Centre Studio Cottage

The 1855 Wash House is a studio cottage, located within a minutes walk from Skipton High Street. It is on one level apart from one step down into the kitchen. The studio is situated at the rear of a Victorian terrace within the owners garden. There is an outdoor flagged area for guests with sheltered seating for 2. There is a permit parking space at the front of the cottage. Several early morning opening cafes are close by and Marks and Spencers Simply food is just around the corner.

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An open plan kitchen and living area features double height ceilings and large windows allowing natural light. A wooden dining table occupies the center, surrounded by kitchen appliances and shelves adorned with plants. A cozy seating area is visible in the background.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 257 reviews

Old school cottage, Langcliffe, Yorkshire Dales

Old school cottage is a unique holiday home full of charm and character. Its large feature window and double height kitchen area is perfect for socialising. Langcliffe is a quiet,picturesque Dales village just a short walk from Settles pubs and restaurants. It is a popular starting point for walkers visiting the Victoria caves, Malham , 3 peaks , settle loop, 3 different waterfalls and wild swimming spots are all near by. There is a private garden area with views of the village green.

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A cozy living area features a stone fireplace with a log burner, surrounded by pale paneling. Handmade kitchen cabinetry is visible beside it, with modern appliances and a countertop. Comfortable seating is arranged with soft throws, creating a welcoming space for relaxation.
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 234 reviews

Luxury By The Brook

Sally’s Nook is a beautiful bolthole by the brook in the village of Hebden in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. The cottage is newly renovated to a very high standard and perfect if you want to treat yourself to a luxurious few days or week in the Dales . There is a well equipped handmade kitchen , a log burner, exposed beams ,kingsize bed , freestanding bath , parking , smart TVs , WiFi and outside space by the brook . Idyllic location with walks and cycling on the doorstep .

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The open-plan kitchen reveals modern appliances and sleek cabinetry, with counter seating provided by stylish stools. Sunlight filters through an open door leading to a deck, while a vibrant flower arrangement rests on the floor, adding a touch of color to the space.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Little Lambs Luxury Lodge

With spectacular views of Ingleborough from the back garden and your own dedicated parking spaces, Little Lambs Luxury Lodge is the perfect place for a relaxing retreat. It is quietly tucked away just outside the delightful village of Ingleton so just a short walk away from all the local attractions that Ingleton has to offer such as Ingleton caves and the famous waterfall trail. It is also ideally located for a whole host of walking trails amongst the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.

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An open-plan living area is presented with a plush navy sofa facing large glass doors that offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape. A round metallic coffee table sits atop a patterned rug, while natural light illuminates the space, complementing the industrial chic decor.
Bungalow
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 324 reviews

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!

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The living room features a comfortable sofa paired with a decorative ottoman. Natural light filters through the window adorned with sheer curtains. A mounted TV is positioned on the wall, while a small fireplace adds a cozy touch beside a vase of fresh flowers.
Apartment
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Sweetcorn small but sweet

On the High Street with lots of takeaway food options. Next door to a Pub quiet during week but can be noisy at weekends 3 min walk from Train Station with trains to Morecambe and links to Lake District. Next door to a pub and opp a pub Great walking area 20min drive from the Yorkshire 3 Peaks 10 mins from Ingleton Waterfalls. Yorkshire Dale's on your doorstep Please note this is a one bed apartment Access is up one flight of steps Free parking on a Public Carpark

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Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 356 reviews

The End Place - A romantic hideaway for two

The End Place is a self-contained cottage adjoining Moorhouse Cottage. Downstairs is open plan, comprising a fully equipped kitchen and a living area with wood burning stove. A glass wall ensures uninterrupted views across Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, as well as starry-night skyscapes. Upstairs opens out into a magical, fairy-lit, vaulted bedroom with a king size brass bed adorned with crisp linen and includes en suite with shower.

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The exterior of a stone structure is shown, surrounded by colorful flowering plants. A gravel path leads to the entrance, which is flanked by greenery. A large tree is visible, providing shade, and the sky is partly cloudy, creating a serene atmosphere.
Apartment
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 425 reviews

Delightful apartment stunning views

If you need a peaceful totally independent retreat look no further. The Loft has a modern, fresh living room and double bedroom with ensuite bathroom in a former barn loft. There are extensive views with windows to north, south, east and west and a pleasant outdoor area with seating and car parking. It is adjacent to the owners home overlooking Malhamdale with delightful walks from the door. Local pub 1 mile and farm shop 2 miles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Craven District?

    Craven District has charming market towns like Skipton, quiet villages near the Yorkshire Dales, and stays set in scenic countryside surroundings. Many guests choose locations around Settle or Grassington for easy access to nature and local shops.

  • What are the best things to do in Craven District with kids?

    Families often explore Skipton Castle, wander the canal towpaths, and enjoy interactive exhibits at local museums. Outdoor adventures in parklands and gentle hikes on nearby trails are frequently suggested for children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Craven District?

    Explore historic sites like Skipton Castle, stroll vibrant markets in local towns, or hike scenic routes in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Guided canal boat rides and traditional village pubs are also frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Craven District?

    Craven District has cool winters around 34–43°F (1–6°C) with steady rainfall, and summers are mild, generally near 52–67°F (11–19°C). Waterproof layers and sturdy shoes are often recommended for outdoor activities year-round.

  • What are the best places to visit in Craven District?

    Skipton Castle, Malham Cove, and the market squares of Grassington and Settle are frequently suggested. The limestone scenery of Yorkshire Dales National Park draws many visitors interested in nature and rural heritage.

  • What are some hiking trails in Craven District?

    Popular trails include routes around Malham Cove, the Three Peaks area, and easy walks near Bolton Abbey. Many paths feature rolling hills, limestone features, and river views.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Craven District?

    Families can explore Skipton Castle, discover play areas in local parks, or take gentle hikes through countryside trails. Boat rides on local canals and workshops in market towns are often a highlight for children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Craven District?

    Day trips from Craven District frequently include visits to the city of York’s museums, scenic walks in Lake District National Park, or exploring historic Harrogate’s gardens. Locally, trips to the Yorkshire Dales and nearby abbeys are also suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Craven District?

    Craven District has many pet-friendly stays, especially in villages near walking trails and market towns. Some hosts provide enclosed gardens or easy access to countryside paths and parks.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Craven District?

    Locals often suggest carrying layers for unpredictable weather, trying homemade baked goods at village cafes, and joining guided walks for insights into local history. Early mornings can be quieter at popular natural sites.

  • What is Craven District known for?

    Craven District is known for its picturesque landscapes, limestone formations in the Yorkshire Dales, and historic market towns like Skipton. It has a rich tradition of local wool and farming heritage.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Craven District?

    Hidden gems in Craven District include the unique limestone pavements near Malham, quiet village tearooms in Appletreewick, and waterside walks around the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. Smaller heritage sites often provide a quieter experience.

  • What are the best foods to try in Craven District?

    Craven District has locally sourced cheeses, Yorkshire pudding with roast meats, and handmade pies from market stalls. Many visitors also enjoy traditional sweets and baked treats from village bakeries.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Craven District?

    Bring waterproof clothing, comfortable walking boots, and a warm layer for cooler temperatures. A small backpack is useful for picnics, and many visitors enjoy bringing binoculars for wildlife spotting.

  • What is the nightlife in Craven District like?

    Nightlife in Craven District features relaxed pubs with live folk or acoustic music, social village events, and quiet evenings at local restaurants. Some market towns host occasional comedy nights and seasonal gatherings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Craven District?

    Craven District has lively agricultural shows in summer, as well as seasonal food fairs in local market towns. Traditional celebrations and walking festivals are often recommended during late spring and early summer. These events reflect the area’s rural heritage and vibrant community spirit.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Craven District?

    Many stays in Craven District welcome families, with features like spacious layouts, gardens, and proximity to parks or heritage sites. Hosts frequently provide amenities for children and options for multi-generation groups.

  • When is the best time to visit Craven District?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder weather and countryside views. Visitors enjoy seasonal festivals and blooming landscapes during these months.

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