If you like great food, spectacular scenery, or are simply after a holiday in a friendly atmosphere, visit Askrigg. The picturesque village is nestled amongst lush pastures, with swathes of open common to the north and charming villages to the south. It’s easily accessible via car (the A684 runs nearby), or by train to nearby Garsdale, Dent, or Ribblehead. The popular BBC series "All Creatures Great and Small" brought the beauty of Askrigg to the attention of fans worldwide and it remains relatively unchanged to this day. Traditional shops, independent cafes, and welcoming pubs sit comfortably in the landscape which is home to the producers of some of Britain’s best cheese: Wensleysdale. Read more
Nesting in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales in the popular picturesque village of Askrigg (famed for being the filmset for All Creatures Great and Small), this cosy holiday cottage is a superb self-catering base for walkers and those wanting to explore the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Stunning scenery, fantastic walks from the front door and a choice of pubs and shops on the doorstep.
Dale Cottage dates from around 1750's and nestles beside St Oswalds' Church in the lovely old village of Askrigg. It has accomodation for three/four guests in two bedrooms. Full of old world charm and character, the cottage has everything you need to enjoy a comfortable break. A cosy living room, inglenook fireplace, well fitted kitchen, and modern bathroom and is an ideal base for exploring the 'Dales National Park with it's great walks, waterfalls, villages and scenery. Askrigg has three good pubs, brewery, deli, village store and cafe and craft shops and childrens play park.
This charming cottage in the Yorkshire Dales National Park is close to the famous Dales Way footpath and within a short walk of the village shop and pub. The two-bedroom cottage can sleep up to four people and is ideal for couples, friends and family, including those with dogs. It is in the quiet village of Buckden in the Upper Wharfdale Valley, about half an hour's drive from Skipton and within easy reach of the Forest of Bowland and Nidderdale, both designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, as well as Grassington and Aysgarth Falls.
This lovely stone self-contained holiday cottage is in the pretty Dales village of Askrigg, within walking distance of three pubs, a tea room and a deli. It sleeps three people in one large bedroom, with accommodation ideally suited to individuals, couples or small families, including those with a dog. Askrigg is convenient for Richmond, Sedbergh, Kendal and the southern Lake District, making it a perfect destination for a walking or cycling holiday. Hawes is four miles away, and there are beautiful walks from the village into the surrounding landscape.
"Goldfinch Yurt, Askrigg" is a 1 bed holiday Lodge sleeping up to 4 guests in North Yorkshire. With a private hot tub heated ready for your arrival and breakfast brought to your yurt in the morning, Goldfinch Yurt is the perfect choice for a luxury break in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales countryside.Goldfinch Yurt is in a...
"West End Cottage" is a 3 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 4 guests in North Yorkshire. Grade II listed stone cottage and is probably one of the oldest cottages in Askrigg in an idyllic location on the cobbles opposite the church and with lovely views from a south facing walled garden. In easy walking distance to pubs and...
"Kestrel Yurt, Askrigg" is a 1 bed holiday Lodge sleeping up to 6 guests in North Yorkshire. Enjoying unrivalled views, Kestrel Yurt is in a beautiful setting in Wensleydale. Pretty Moroccan lanterns light up the space as you enter the yurt. There is a luxurious four poster bed, as well as four foldable single beds. Meals can be shared...
"Grans Cottage Askrigg - Two-Bedroom Holiday Home" is a 2 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 4 guests in North Yorkshire. The holiday home's kitchen, which features kitchenware, is available for cooking and storing food. The holiday home offers a washing machine, a private entrance, heating and a TV. The unit offers 3 beds.
"Winville Cottage - Two-Bedroom Holiday Home" is a 2 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 4 guests in North Yorkshire. This holiday home's special feature is the fireplace. The holiday home's kitchen, which features kitchenware, is available for cooking and storing food. The holiday home provides a washing machine, a private entrance and heating. The unit...
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"Howgate Farm" is a 3 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 6 guests in North Yorkshire. Old meets new, Howgate Farm sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms and has an astonishing view; it is the picture of serenity yet within easy reach of local amenities and wonderful Dales days outdoors. Size: Sleeps 6, 3 bedrooms. Nearest amenities: 0.4 miles...
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Askrigg isn't just for shopping and eating, it's a fantastic base for exploring the surrounding countryside. Cyclists, mountain bikers, horse riders, and ramblers flock to the area for the challenging trails and spectacular views; while cavers come for what’s underneath at places like Ingleborough Cave and White Scar Cave.
Families will find more than enough to keep them occupied with museums, castles, stately homes, and lots of outdoor areas to explore. Askrigg has been a settlement since as far back as the Iron Age, though it was the Vikings who named it. It reached its peak during the Industrial Revolution, clothing the country with cloth and textiles produced in its factories.
Its central location in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales makes Askrigg the ideal base for a self-catering holiday regardless of whether your perfect holiday involves muddy boots, delving into history, discovering local delicacies, or all of the above.
