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Yorkshire Dales

Near Masham, North Yorkshire

Rated 4.9 from 1,065 reviews

The setting

Five off-grid cabins hidden in a quiet pine forest, looking out over the Wensleydale valley. Each sits on its own among the trees, with far-reaching views across the winding River Ure towards Jervaulx Abbey, an outdoor copper bath and a fire pit of its own.

No noise, no neighbours. Just tall pines, open sky and total quiet.

Check-in
From 4:00pm
Check-out
By 10:30am
Getting here
150–250m walk from parking
Connectivity
Off-grid, USB charging

What every cabin offers

Outdoor copper bathA hand-crafted copper tub, placed for the view.
King-size bed and linenA luxurious king-size bed with soft linen sheets.
Cast-iron radiatorWarm in every season, with a heated towel rail too.
Rainfall shower and flushing toiletHot water, botanical toiletries and soft towels.
Outdoor fire pitLogs, kindling and fire starters provided.
Simple kitchenA fridge, kitchenware, and tea and coffee with a cafetière.
Off-grid by designNo wifi or plug sockets. USB charging points, and power banks to pre-order.
Views over the River UreFar-reaching views across the winding river towards Jervaulx Abbey.

Choose your cabin

Prices are live and follow your dates.

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    The Larch

    River Ure views, down a steep final slope 150m from the car.

    Sleeps 2150m walk from parkingOutdoor copper bathDog friendly
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    The Elm

    Easiest to reach

    Just off the track, 200m from parking, with views to Jervaulx Abbey.

    Sleeps 2200m walk from parkingOutdoor copper bathDog friendly
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    The Rowan

    Tucked amongst the trees, a 250m walk from the parking area.

    Sleeps 2250m walk from parkingOutdoor copper bathDog friendly
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    The Birch

    Far-reaching views across the Ure, 230m from where you park.

    Sleeps 2230m walk from parkingOutdoor copper bathDog friendly
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    The Willow

    Our most secluded

    The most private of the five, with spectacular views across the Ure.

    Sleeps 2170m walk from parkingOutdoor copper bathDog friendly
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Prices are per cabin for up to two guests. Dogs are £30 each per stay.

Things to do

Our pick of the area, nearest first.

  • Dark skies

    Stargazing, On site

    Clear nights get properly dark out here. Run the bath and look up.

  • Campfire cooking

    Food, On site

    Cook over your own fire pit with the logs and kindling provided. Supper tastes better outdoors.

  • Jervaulx Abbey loop

    Walk, 5 min drive

    Our favourite walk: along the River Ure and through the ruins of Jervaulx Abbey, founded in 1156, with a tea room by the gate.

  • Middleham Castle

    Castle, 10 min drive

    The childhood home of Richard III, above a town known for its racehorses. Watch them on the gallops in the morning.

  • Masham breweries

    Food and drink, 10 min drive

    Two breweries in one market town. Theakston and Black Sheep both run tours and have bars for tasting.

  • Aysgarth Falls

    Waterfall, 25 min drive

    Three stepped falls on the River Ure, linked by easy woodland paths.

  • Druid’s Temple

    Walk, 25 min drive

    A 19th-century folly hidden in the woods above Ilton, built like a small Stonehenge. A good short dog walk.

  • Brimham Rocks

    Walk, 35 min drive

    Wind-carved gritstone towers on the moor, with easy paths and big views.

  • Wensleydale Creamery

    Food and drink, 40 min drive

    Cheese tasting and a well-stocked shop in Hawes, a good stop at the top of the dale.

  • Loup Scar

    Wild swimming, 50 min drive

    Deep, cold pools in the River Wharfe below limestone cliffs, near Burnsall. Only swim when the river is low and calm.

  • Ghaistrill’s Strid

    Wild swimming, 55 min drive

    Rock pools and rapids on the Wharfe, a short walk from Grassington. Best on calm, low-water days.

  • Catrigg Force

    Waterfall, 1 hr 10 min drive

    A waterfall and plunge pool hidden above Stainforth, for a proper cold-water dip. Best on calm, low-water days.

Where you’ll be

Near the Yorkshire Dales, England

Approximate location. The exact address and directions are shared once your stay is booked.

By train

To Thirsk or Northallerton

  • London2h 30m
  • Manchester1h 40m
  • Newcastle45 min

Then about 30 min by taxi

By car
  • Leeds1h 15m
  • York1h 10m
  • Manchester2h 15m
  • London4h 45m
Parking

On site, a 150–250m walk to your cabin

Nearest town

Masham, 10 min drive

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Reviews

4.9From 1,065 reviews

  • Completely switch off for a few days

    You have to go there! We stayed in the Elm in the Yorkshire Dales and it was superb. The scenery is magnificent. A wonderful, relaxing stay.

    Kerry, stayed September 2025 in The Elm

  • We can’t wait to come back

    We have visited Shropshire and the Yorkshire dales and recommend this to everyone who mentions they are looking for a complete recharge and isolation. Our fave feature is the outdoor baths and the sound of song birds. Can’t wait for our return visit to Yorkshire!

    Louise, stayed September 2025

  • Perfect place to celebrate our anniversary

    Did exactly what it said on the tin - fully rested in the wild! So peaceful, so beautiful and the perfect place to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We stayed in Birch in the Yorkshire Dales. The cabin was perfectly decorated, brilliant amenities, so comfortable and had what we needed for a weekend away to relax!

    Gareth, stayed August 2025 in The Birch

  • Fully unwind and relax

    A totally magical place to fully unwind and relax. Would highly recommend.

    Ben, stayed August 2025

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