Quality bunk-style self-catering accommodation
for groups and individuals at budget prices in the main walking
areas of the Yorkshire Dales
All these bunk house barns and outdoor centres have bunks in
separate bedrooms, kitchen/dining room with lounge/recreation
area, toilets and showers, a drying room, hot water and heating,
and ample car parking. They are all conveniently situated in
excellent walking areas of high scenic value, many near routes
such as the Dales Way and the Pennine Way.
Most of these bunk houses have been converted from traditional Dales
stone barns used to store hay and house cattle in winter. One was a former
stables and coach house. Another was formerly a chapel.
The map shows approximate locations of the bunk barns and outdoor
centres and the main walking routes. Click the bunk barn
you are interested in and visit its web site for detailed descriptions
and locations, and booking information.
Barden Bunk Barn lies a stonesthrow from the River Wharfe, and is adjacent to the 12th century ruin of Barden Tower. The Bunk Barn offers simple hostel style accommodation in these scenic and historic surroundings
Close to West Burton village, this recently converted former school is convenient for Wensleydale and Wharfedale, with meals available at the nearby Street Head Inn.
Group accommodation in superb walking country with the choice of gourmet cuisine or self-catering and with facilities including a pool table and stereo. The Confluence Centre can also provide a range of training, team building and conference facilities for the business user.
Dub-Cote Farm is located on the flanks of Pen-y-ghent and dates back to 1658 or possibly earlier. It lies approximately ½ mile south east of Horton-in-Ribblesdale, is linked by public footpath to the Pennine Way ¾ mile away and is in the famous Three Peaks area.
Ellergill is situated at the head of Littondale, near the Pennine Way and the Dales Way, and the area is criss-crossed by a number of public footpaths. Ellergill Bunk Barn is adjacent to Halton Gill Bunk Barn.
This former stables and coach house of the old Vicarage at Hubberholme near Buckden offers self-catering bunkhouse accommodation for 18 people in four bedrooms. Central heating with radiators, and open all year.
Halton Gill is situated at the head of Littondale, near the Pennine Way and the Dales Way, and the area is criss-crossed by a number of public footpaths. Halton Gill Bunk Barn is adjacent to Ellergill Bunk Barn.
On the edge of this popular village, the barn is peaceful and quiet. The famous Malham Cove (¼ mile), Gordale Scar (1½ miles) and Malham Tarn (2½ miles) are all linked by the area's comprehensive network of footpaths.
Self-catering bunk style group accommodation for up to 24 people on Low Whita Farm, 2 miles west of Reeth, the "capital" of Swaledale and set in countryside close to the river Swale.
Situated about 10 miles from Pately Bridge overlooking the impressive Scar House Reservoir, this Bunk Barn provides excellent value self-catered accommodation for groups of up to 30 people.
Standing at the confluence of Upper Wharfedale and Littondale, Kilnsey Crag provides a spectacular backcloth for the barn in its peaceful rural setting.
Situated in the limestone scenery, Stackstead Farm Bunk Barns, sleeping 22 in Barnstead and 6 in The Stable, offer good value self catering accommodation for group holidays and larger family gatherings.
Situated in beautiful Upper Nidderdale, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This recently opened building sleeps groups of up to 32 in sole-use, self-catering, bunk-bed style accommodation.
Situated on the Dales Way, this recently opened Activity Centre can accommodate up to 40 people. This self catering, group accommodation is superb with excellent facilities including large kitchen/dining area, lounge with pool table, TV/Sky, Bar facilities if required. We can provide a range of team building and other activities. Great BBQ area. Ample parking. Central heating throughout.
West End Outdoor Centre is situated amidst stunning landscape overlooking the peaceful and tranquil Thruscross Reservoir in a designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
West View is a converted barn set in the Yorkshire Dales National Park providing comfortable, centrally heated accommodation for individuals, private groups (including walkers, climbers, cavers) or professional training groups for corporate bonding sessions.