Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Hebden Bridge

Daisy Bank Camp is a rural retreat high up on the moors above Hebden Bridge with six unique, timber-clad cabins each sleeping two people and welcoming dogs. Here, you can roam the landscape of Ted Hughes and the Brontës right from your front door – and fill your soul with the light, the clouds and the endless views. It’s wild, it’s beautiful and it’s waiting to welcome you.

Daisy Bank Camp is a rural retreat high up on the moors above Hebden Bridge with six unique, timber-clad cabins each sleeping two people and welcoming dogs. Here, you can roam the landscape of Ted Hughes and the Brontës right from your front door – and fill your soul with the light, the clouds and the endless views. It’s wild, it’s beautiful and it’s waiting to welcome you.

Daisy Bank Camp is a rural retreat high up on the moors above Hebden Bridge with six unique, timber-clad cabins each sleeping two people and welcoming dogs. Here, you can roam the landscape of Ted Hughes and the Brontës right from your front door – and fill your soul with the light, the clouds and the endless views. It’s wild, it’s beautiful and it’s waiting to welcome you.

Daisy Bank Camp is a rural retreat high up on the moors above Hebden Bridge with six unique, timber-clad cabins each sleeping two people and welcoming dogs. Here, you can roam the landscape of Ted Hughes and the Brontës right from your front door – and fill your soul with the light, the clouds and the endless views. It’s wild, it’s beautiful and it’s waiting to welcome you.

Daisy Bank Camp is a rural retreat high up on the moors above Hebden Bridge with six unique, timber-clad cabins each sleeping two people and welcoming dogs. Here, you can roam the landscape of Ted Hughes and the Brontës right from your front door – and fill your soul with the light, the clouds and the endless views. It’s wild, it’s beautiful and it’s waiting to welcome you.

Daisy Bank Camp is a rural retreat high up on the moors above Hebden Bridge with six unique, timber-clad cabins each sleeping two people and welcoming dogs. Here, you can roam the landscape of Ted Hughes and the Brontës right from your front door – and fill your soul with the light, the clouds and the endless views. It’s wild, it’s beautiful and it’s waiting to welcome you.

Rough Top Cottage is a traditional Yorkshire farmhouse close to Hebden Bridge with incredible views. It is very dog-friendly, with a large enclosed garden and a dog exercise paddock with fantastic walks and cycling routes from the door, including to Redmires Waterfall and Bridestone's Rocks. The holiday cottage is in Bronte Country, only half an hour from Haworth and within easy reach of Halifax, Burnley and attractions like EUREKA National Children's Museum and Shibden Hall. The cottage sleeps five guests in three bedrooms and is perfect for families at any time of the year. We are 1300' above Hebden Bridge on the moorland road to Burnley and can't guarantee but do get snow in the winter.

With six or seven bedrooms, multiple living rooms, and large gardens with lawns and a hot tub, it's no wonder that The Long View Yorkshire is such a favourite. This huge self-catering holiday home is consistently booked all year round, accommodating extended families and groups of friends who love not only its space but also its fantastic location near Heptonstall in the Upper Calder Valley. Hebden Bridge is three miles away, and Skipton and Halifax are also within easy reach. Offering wonderful privacy and seclusion, the house and the gardens have superb views that stretch for miles, and there are wonderful footpaths and cycling routes accessible from the door.  The owners can provide contacts for catering, yoga, and nearby sauna and cold plunge.

With breathtaking panoramic views, this beautifully restored 18th century farmhouse perches on the hill above the vibrant market town of Hebden Bridge overlooking the National Trust estate of Hardcastle Crags near Haworth and the Yorkshire Dales. A walker’s paradise with dramatic gorges, tumbling waterfalls and rolling heather moors.