For guests travelling with dogs, this bright studio lodge on the outskirts of Hawes is particularly well suited to small families keen to explore Wensleydale's walking routes and attractions. Wensleydale's walking routes begin right on the doorstep, while the centre of one of the dale's main towns sits within 1 mile. Waterfalls and wildlife trails join high moorland passes to fill the days, and the compact layout keeps everything within arm's reach when you return from a day outdoors.
The studio layout brings the lounge together with the kitchenette and dining area, while sleeping spaces share the same light-filled room finished in neutral tones. A Smart TV sits opposite the sofa, and a dining table set for four stands beside the kitchenette. The sleeping area holds a double bed with compact bunk beds alongside, creating a practical sleeping arrangement for a family with children. Just off the sleeping area, the en-suite shower room has a shower and WC. A few steps lead up to the decked area outside, where you can sit with your dog. Private parking for one car is provided on-site, along with laundry facilities shared with other guests staying on the park.
Hawes lies within 1 mile, with its lively centre and the Dales Countryside Museum 0.5 miles away. A working creamery known for Wensleydale cheese is also 1 mile away. Footpaths thread out in every direction: Hardraw Force is 2 miles away, just beside the Pennine Way, with Cotter Force a little further on at 2.5 miles. The Red Squirrel Trail at Snaizeholme, 4.5 miles away, follows a 2.5-mile circular route through a wildlife reserve where dogs on leads can join you. Buttertubs Pass, 5 miles away, draws cyclists, while Aysgarth Falls, 8 miles away, offers dramatic scenery.