A wood-panelled micro lodge set within a country park on the edge of Hawes, this studio makes an easy base for two walkers and their dogs in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Couples travelling with up to two four-legged companions have Wensleydale's footpaths beginning almost at the door, and a compact, warm space to come back to once the boots are off.
Relaxing, cooking, dining, and sleeping share a single room here: a sofa faces a Smart TV, with the double bed alongside. The kitchenette is lightly equipped for breakfast and lunch prep, and a dining table for two sits beside it. Separate from the main living space, a bright, modern en-suite shower room has a shower and WC. No outdoor space sits directly beside the property, though the lawns of the country park are open to guests, shared with others staying on site, as are the laundry facilities. Private parking is allocated for one car.
Hawes lies less than 1 mile away, a Wensleydale market town best known for its creamery, where tours take visitors through the making of the local cheese. The Dales Countryside Museum is 0.5 miles from the door, with country pubs nearby. Walking routes lead straight out of the town: the Pennine Way climbs north towards Keld, 9.5 miles on, passing Hardraw Force, Simonstone, and Shaw Gill Wood, all 2 miles away, with open Dales ground for dogs along the waymarked path.