- 11 holiday units in the Yorkshire Dales
- A charming building in the heart of a typical North Yorkshire village
- Opposite HPB's Lodge Yard
- Ideally suited for walking in the exquisite scenery of the Yorkshire Dales National Park
- Many historic sites nearby for great day trips
- Hundreds of events and festivities throughout the year
- Fantastic birdlife
- A great pub with fresh, local food
Kings Arms, Askrigg
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Kings Arms, Askrigg
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More about Kings Arms, Askrigg
The Kings Arms hotel is located in Askrigg, Wensleydale, at the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park which spans 1,354 square miles of glorious countryside. It dates back to 1760 and provides comfortable, modern en-suite holiday accommodation. The Kings Arms is familiar to many people as The Drovers, the inn that featured in the TV series All Creatures Great and Small.
Whether you're going away to relax or have fun, the National Park is the perfect place to do both. A wonderful range of wildlife lives here and the hill country is just begging to be explored on-foot.
Try one of more than 140 guided walks
Those planning a walking holiday will be spoilt for choice, as there are more than 140 guided walks to enjoy in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Up for a challenge? Then you may want to try tackling one (or all) of the Three Peaks: Pen-y-Ghent, Ingleborough or Whernside.
Of course, there's lots more to do and see in the National Park. Hundreds of events run throughout the year, ranging from traditional farming shows and beer festivals, to bat walks and stream dipping. There's something for all the family to enjoy.
Go shopping in Harrogate
Shopaholics will love Harrogate, which has a wide selection of boutique and designer stores, as well as the usual high street favourites. Recover from all that retail therapy at the famous Bettys Café, which serves delicious Swiss confectionery and a huge range of teas and coffees.
If you have time, the Royal Pump Room Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into this spa town's past, and is well worth a visit.
Go birdwatching in Wensleydale
It may be most well-known for its cheese, but Wensleydale is also home to many species of birds. In particular, look out for some impressive birds of prey, including the kestrel and peregrine falcon. We recommend picking up one of the Yorkshire Dales Bird Guides, which share some great suggestions for birdwatching activities.
Enjoy a day out in Hawes
This bustling market town has lots to offer, including the Dales Countryside Museum and that scrumptious Wensleydale cheese we mentioned earlier. We recommend you visit on a Tuesday, as that's market day.
If you fancy stretching your legs, go for a stroll around the Hawes Town Trail or Millennium Way. Afterwards, relax in one of the many delightful restaurants, cafés or pubs.
See the beautiful Aysgarth Falls
Film fans may recognise Aysgarth Falls from the motion picture Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. This beautiful stretch of water is known for its triple flight of waterfalls. On a warm, sunny day, the riverside walk which takes you past all three waterfalls, is an absolute pleasure. The most impressive, though, is Hardraw Force, the highest single-drop waterfall in England.
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