Welcome to Gaudy House Farm 

Come and enjoy a very special holiday at Gaudy House Farm, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Gaudy House Farm is set in 25 acres of long established upland farmland, looking down on Gayle and Hawes. It is just alongside the Pennine Way with magnificent views across the head of Wensleydale. 
 
The situation is spectacular, whatever the weather - a wonderful, peaceful spot from which to centre a walking holiday or tour the Dales and the surrounding areas. There is lots to see and do in the vicinity - and above all you can relax and enjoy a real taste of Dales hospitality.

Our 3 separate self contained units have been built from a conversion of the old barn and byres of the original farm. They are comfortable, cosy and well equipped and we feel sure you will feel very welcome. We are open all year - and offer open fires and central heating.

You are also very welcome to stroll around our own fields and gill, stocked mainly with sheep, also with interesting wildlife, but please do ask for permission when you arrive. We are happy for those with dogs to do likewise, provided none of the livestock is disturbed.

Gayle and Hawes are both very close. Hawes is the highest market town in England, and is a long established stopping post for travellers over the Pennines. (In fact, “Hawes” means a pass between the hills in Old Norse). It is very popular with visitors to the region, but still retains a friendly, unspoilt, local feel. There are a good number of small hotels, pubs, restaurants and cafes as well as various interesting attractions and points of interest. Gayle has few facilities, but it is an interesting old village and the site of Gayle Mill which featured on the BBC Restoration programme.