Single-storey. Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x triple bunk (double below, single above). Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Parking available (Designated parking place)
Check In - 15:00
Check Out - 10:00
Chalet No.2 near Threshfield, North Yorkshire sleeps four guests in two bedrooms.
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Threshfield 1.2 miles. Settled in a peaceful location on Long Ashes Leisure Park in Threshfield near Grassington, North Yorkshire, discover this welcoming detached log cabin, Chalet No.2. Benefitting from a charming private decking, off-road parking and perched in amongst the stunning surroundings of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Chalet No.
2 welcomes four guests, ideal for a family or group of friends seeking a peaceful escape in Yorkshire. Upon entering your new home-from-home, take the weight off your feet as you sink into the plush sofa, ready to saviour some light entertainment on the TV. Get to grips with a fantastic range of appliances in the well-equipped kitchen prior to rustling up a tasty dish for the whole family to enjoy at the dining table, toasting to a memorable holiday as you plan for the days ahead.
If the weather permits, a tranquil private decking area awaits outside, perfect for making the most of the summer months with alfresco dining or a late night tipple! When the evening draws to a close, freshen up with use of the sleek bathroom and head to one of two fabulously-appointed bedrooms, including a double and a triple bunk, to catch your rest.
Here, you will be spoiled for choice of things to do, with an array of private leisure facilities which include an indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and gym. Keen walkers will certainly wish to take advantage of the rural positioning in this popular area of the National Park, boasting a wide variety of walks from the doorstep whilst the charming towns of Grassington, Settle, Skipton and Harrogate reside close by.
Kickstart your itinerary at the Grass Wood Nature Reserve before stopping off at the Grassington Folk Museum, displaying an interesting collection of local history. Travel to Gordale Scar or Malham Cove for a glimpse at some fascinating rock formations, or head to Scaleber Force Waterfall for a truly picturesque spot to enjoy a picnic or snap some photography; Parcevall Hall Gardens is not too far away with its 24-acres of formal and woodland gardens, whilst Skipton offers the delights of Skipton Castle, Skipton Golf Club, Skipton Castle Woods and Craven Museum and Gallery.
Treat your loved ones to some sweet treats at the infamous Betty’s Café Tea rooms before admiring a wide range of flora and fauna at the RHS Garden Harlow Carr or make the most of the shopping and eating opportunities in the centre of Harrogate. With all of this and more to enjoy in North Yorkshire, book a stay at Chalet No.
2.
Gas central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, shared washer/dryer. Smart TV with gaming mode, DVD, stereo/CD, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed and towels linen inc. in rent. Ample off-road parking. Private front decking with furniture and BBQ. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 1 mile, pub 0.1 miles. Note: Guests have access to an on-site leisure centre with café, heated indoor pool, steam room, gym, sauna and Jacuzzi at extra charge. Note: Guests also have access to a spa and hairdressers at extra charge. Note: The property is accessed via 2 external steps, or 4 steps from the balcony. Note: WiFi access is available in the coffee lounge area of the leisure club. Note: Please bring own towels for the leisure centre or they can be hired for a small fee. Note: No stag/hen or similar. Note: The single bed in the triple bunk is only suitable for children up to 70kg. Please note: between April-October this property accepts a minimum of 7 nights
The Upper Wharfedale settlement of Threshfield is a small community bordered by the towns of Grassington, Linton, Hetton, Cracoe, and Rylstone, the birthplace of the illustrious "Calendar Girls." Threshfield is a vibrant neighbourhood. One of the most charming villages in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Grassington, is only a short drive away.
It is filled with traditional stone cottages, galleries, restaurants, and shops that are gathered around the cobbled market place. Additionally, a monthly farmers' market offers a mouthwatering selection of homemade and organic local produce. Both the Grassington Festival in June and the Dickensian Festival in December offer delight to visitors and are both highly recommended.
This is an excellent walking place because it is near the River Wharfe and has vast Grass Woods to the north of the settlement. Bolton Abbey, the Priory, and the fabled "Strid Walk" are located down the valley. A little farther away is the magnificent town of Ilkley, which is overshadowed by the fabled Ilkley Moor.
Up the valley are the towns of Kettlewell and Buckden, which are known for their breathtaking limestone scenery. Threshfield makes an excellent home base for exploring the neighbourhood and all that the Dales have to offer, with many more scenic locations scattered across Wharfedale and short driving distance to York and Bront Country.
