Cottages in the Yorkshire Dales
Home to rolling countryside, wild moorland, and picturesque market towns, the Yorkshire Dales National Park is the perfect base for a memorable self-catering escape in North Yorkshire. Whether you’re after a walking holiday with the family, a short break with someone special, or a restorative retreat curled up by the flickering warmth of the wood burner, our collection of cosy cottages has something for all. We’ve got honeyed cottages a stone’s throw from pretty towns and villages, and grand barn conversions perfect for stargazing.
Soak up the beauty of the Dales from the bubbling depths of a hot tub or from the top of a limestone cliff with the wind in your hair - there are so many ways to make the most of your time in this oh-so-special corner of Yorkshire. A number of our holiday cottages are dog-friendly too, inviting you and the pooch to enjoy plenty of pup-approved adventures across the Dales, from breathtaking hikes to soul-warming meals in the local pub. Read more
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7 nights from £836
Hill Top Cottage
60772 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Kirkby Lonsdale.
Cradled within the peaceful village of Barbon bordering both North Yorkshire and Cumbria, sits Hill Top Cottage. Rustic charm radiates from every burning log, every communal meal a...
7 nights from £836
7 nights from £540
Yore View
59582 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Hawes.
A warm welcome awaits at Yore View in the Yorkshire Dales, perched on a ridge with amazing views over the countryside and surrounded by a large garden, this thoughtful renovation h...
7 nights from £540
From £86 per night
Albie's Freight Train
5967Dog friendly vintage railway carriage with a wood-fired hot tub near Richmond.
All aboard this little beauty, a stunning converted train carriage complete with wood-fired hot tub. It's the perfect romantic, dog friendly getaway for two with gorgeous countrysi...
From £86 per night
7 nights from £645
Low Rigg
57703 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage in Muker.
Come and enjoy a break in the Yorkshire Dales and relax with the rustic charm of an original Yorkshire stone cottage. Semi-detached Low Rigg is huddled at the edge the charming vil...
7 nights from £645
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7 nights from £436
Fell View
58123 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Hawes.
If you want to get away from it all, why not visit Fell View in Gunnerside! A cosy three bedroom cottage in the heart of the village with a local pub on your doorstep and a front c...
7 nights from £436
7 nights from £614
Dalesway Apartment
57962 bedroom self catering apartment in Ilkley
Set in the centre of the delightful spa town of Ilkley, this cosy retreat is ideal for guests who enjoy being within walking distance of shops, cafes and restaurants and for those ...
7 nights from £614
7 nights from £896 *
Low Shaw Farmhouse
57944 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage in Hawes.
As you approach the hamlet of Simonstone and look up to the hill on your right you will see Low Shaw Farmhouse nestled on the hillside, surrounded by sheep enclosed by the wonderfu...
7 nights from £896 *
7 nights from £482
Joe House
57792 bedroom self catering cottage near Hawes.
If you are looking for a cottage with a true country feel and a location to match, Joe House is for you. Set in a picturesque hamlet only a couple of minutes from the quaint villag...
7 nights from £482
7 nights from £630
Nettlebed
57683 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Hawes.
Come away to Yorkshire and experience the authentic, rustic charm of an original Yorkshire stone cottage. Nettlebed is nestled on the hillside with amazing views over Swaledale and...
7 nights from £630
7 nights from £462
The Old Stable
5790A cosy 2 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Hawes.
The Old Stable nestles in a splendid, elevated position with far reaching views of the hills and dales in the hamlet of Crackpot in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. A delightfully...
7 nights from £462
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Holidays in the Yorkshire Dales
One of the UK’s most beloved National Parks, a holiday in the Yorkshire Dales promises endless adventures around every heather-topped corner, whether you’re an avid walker or a historian looking to step back in time somewhere special.
Walks in the Yorkshire Dales

The third largest National Park in the UK, the Yorkshire Dales boasts oodles of space to explore during your holiday, with miles of beautiful trails to uncover. One of the most popular walks in the Yorkshire Dales is Malham Cove and its surrounding scenery. Carved from the limestone over a millennium, this fascinating rural cliff has been captivating visitors for years, while the nearby falls at Gordale Scar and Janet’s Foss promise more show-stopping views for your Yorkshire Dales circular. Aysgarth Falls are another popular waterfall walk in the Dales, while the towering peaks of Pen-Y-ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough invite you to embark on a challenging hike with tremendous views at the top.
Things to do in the Yorkshire Dales

The Yorkshire Dales are jam-packed with fascinating days out, whether you’re a historian looking to explore some romantic ruins or a foodie whose idea of the perfect day includes cheese, cheese, and more cheese. Yorkshire is home to some of the most impressive abbeys in the UK, with the Dales housing four. Fountains Abbey is a jewel in the National Trust’s crown, with the ruins and surrounding woodlands and water gardens drawing visitors in year-round. Bolton Abbey might lie in ruin, but it’s a hub of activity with family-friendly trails and picnic spots peppering the grounds, while Bolton Castle (no relation to the abbey) and Skipton Castle promise a fascinating step back in time. Whether you’re a fan of cheese or the lovable duo Wallace and Gromit, the Wensleydale Creamery near Hawes is a must-visit, especially if you join the cheese experience followed by the ultimate cheesy afternoon tea!
Places to eat in the Yorkshire Dales

When it comes to dining out in the Dales, you simply can’t beat a cosy pub lunch. From flickering fires that fill the bar with welcoming warmth to menus that shine a light on local farms, Yorkshire’s pubs really come into their own in the Dales. Feast yourself on hearty Sunday roasts laden with Yorkshire puddings and lashings of gravy, or opt for a plate of fish and chips for a taste of the coast. The Yorkshire Dales is also home to one of the county’s top Michelin restaurants, Shaun Rankin at Grantley Hall, inviting you to taste the very best Yorkshire has to offer.