Sedbergh, Dent and the Howgills are a must!
Whilst on a touring holiday at Settle take the opportunity to venture to some of the most remote parts of Britain. The Western Dales are often by passed by people in a rush to get to the Lake District
Stainforth force and the Craven Limestone Works
Langcliffe Park is a lovely touring site in the Yorkshire Dales located in a perfect position on the edge of this stunning National Park.
Take a break from driving this holiday
With wonderful transport links and things to do on your doorstep a holiday at Langcliffe Park is perfect for holiday makers wanting to have a rest from driving.
Settle Flowerpot Festival 2024
The Settle Flower Pot Festival, running from July 13th to September 1st, 2024, is a quirky and famous event that transforms the town of Settle into a vibrant, playful wonderland.
Visit Victoria Hall, the Oldest Music Hall in the World!
Victoria Hall, with its rich history and vibrant present, continues to be a cornerstone of cultural life in Settle.
Discover the Settle-Carlisle Railway
The Settle-Carlisle Railway is one of the most scenic and celebrated railways in the UK, winding its way through the stunning landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales and the Cumbrian Fells.
Holiday Home Ownership at Langcliffe
Would you like your own bolthole in idyllic surroundings? Becoming an owner at Langcliffe could offer you just that. A place to escape to, whenever you like, with all your home comforts on hand.
Bluebelle Walk
It’s not too late to do the walk of the month, Oxenber Woods a Site of Special Scientific Interest, in the stunning Yorkshire Dales. May is when this a[……] Read more
Enjoy a visit to a new 19th Hole on holiday
Langcliffe Park is a destination giving you access to some fabulous golf courses in Yorkshire offering a very warm welcome to visitors. Whether you’re[……] Read more
Splendid self-catering accommodation in the Yorkshire Dales
If you want a wonderful place to stay within walking distance of Settle and on the edge of the magnificent Yorkshire Dales then look no further. Tarn[……] Read more