Thorney Mire Woodland Cabin

Hawes, North Yorkshire

Curl up beside the fire and enjoy the pristine night sky from this rustic Yorkshire Dales luxury cabin, located on a private tract of ancient woodland.

Sleeps 2
1 bedroom
1 bathroom

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£140-160 per night

Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 2 nights

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The highlights

Thorney Mire is located on a generous plot of privately owned ancient woodland, making it the perfect place to unwind and reconnect with nature.
Situated in the middle of the Yorkshire Dales, you can access some of the Dales' best walking routes right from your door. You are also a 10 minute drive from the Yorkshire Three Peaks, though there are also many fells within walking distance.
You are also in a Dark Skies area, so star gazing is a must.
Guests have access to fresh, pure Yorkshire water taken straight from the property's borehole.
The stargazing window above the bed lets you take in the gorgeous night sky while cuddled up and cosy.
The property boasts woodburning stoves both inside and on the decking, giving guests plenty of opportunity to keep warm during the colder months.
With windows looking onto the cabin's bird and squirrel feeders, you'll be able to get up close and personal with the local wildlife without disturbing them.
There are numerous wild swimming opportunities in the area.

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You should know

Due to the property's remote location, travelling by car is recommended.

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Biodiversity improvement actions

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Bore hole / well

Vehicle-free access

Natural materials replacing modern ones (straw bales, wool insulation)

Greywater collection

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The detail

Thorney Mire Woodland Cabin is a quaint luxury wood cabin that sleeps two located in the hear of the Yorkshire Dales. Set on a private plot of ancient woodland, this is the ideal place for nature-loving guests to unplug and unwind in a serene, near-untouched location. The property's water supply comes from a borehole, providing the purest, freshest Yorkshire water to you and your travel partner.

The cabin's windows look onto the squirrel and bird feeders and the bedroom also has a dedicated window for stargazing, allowing you to feel totally immersed in the local environment from the comfort of the bed or curled up on the sofa. And, you won't have to worry about feeling the chill during winter stays at Thorney Mire; the cabin features woodburning stoves both inside and on the decking to keep you nice and warm.

Featuring rustic, homely decor and plenty of exposed wood, it's hard not to feel at home at Thorney Mire. The quirky bathroom features a luxurious rainshower and polished stone basin, further adding to the natural feel of the property. Self-catering guests will be pleased to find that the property boasts a fully-equipped kitchenette, including a hob, oven, fridge, freezer, utensils and everything else you'd need to whip up a warming meal.

If cooking alfresco is more your thing, then Thorney Mire's firepit will make meal prep a joy. Accompanied by outdoor tables and seating, this is the perfect place to enjoy a BBQ in the warmer weather. The property receives 4G and boasts plenty of storage under the bed for bags and other belongings. And, if the woodburning stove isn't proving sufficient, the cabin does also feature central heating to combat the coldest of winter temperatures.

The Yorkshire Dales are an absolute must-see for nature lovers in particular. One of the UK's largest and most iconic National Parks, the Yorkshire Dales are home to countless stunning hikes, cycle paths, villages and ruins. Highlights include the epic vista of the Ribblehead Viaduct, the serene waterfall Janet's Foss, Bolton and Skipton Castles and the peak of Ingleton, which also features some impressive fortress ruins from the 12th century. You're also a 10 minute drive from the Yorkshire Three Peaks, and there are numerous wild swimming opportunities in the area too.