Two guests and up to two dogs can settle easily into this wood-panelled micro lodge, a studio-style bolthole set within a country park less than 1 mile from the Wensleydale town of Hawes.
Compact but well judged, it suits couples who spend their days out on the fells of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and want somewhere quiet to return to, with dog-walking routes leading straight from the park.
Cooking and dining areas share space with the sleeping area, where a sofa sits alongside the double bed and a Smart TV faces both. The kitchenette runs along one wall, with a dining table for two beside it. Separate from the main living area, an en-suite shower room has a shower and WC. No outdoor space lies directly beside the property, though the lawns of the holiday park are open to guests, along with on-site laundry facilities, both shared with other guests staying on the park. Private parking is allocated for one car.
Hawes, under 1 mile away, is a hub of activity in the surrounding Dales and best known for its creamery, where tours run and cheese can be bought to take home. The Dales Countryside Museum sits 0.5 miles away, and the town holds a selection of country pubs and shops for topping up supplies. Walking routes fan out from the town, among them the Pennine Way, which climbs north towards Keld, 9.5 miles away, passing Hardraw Force, Simonstone, and Shaw Gill Wood at 2 miles. Wensleydale itself is threaded with bridleways, riverside paths, and green lanes that give dogs plenty of ground to cover between fell villages.