Accommodation
Masham is famous for it’s two popular Yorkshire breweries, and its position between Harrogate and the Yorkshire Dales make it an excellent place to visit and provides the perfect base for a longer visit to North Yorkshire.
Located in the breathtakingly beautiful region of Lower Wensleydale, Masham (pronounced ‘Massam’) is famous for its family-run breweries, steam engines and annual sheep fair. A thriving community of artists, authors and craftsmen highlights the town’s creative side and established links to JW Turner and Lewis Carroll.
One of the town’s main attractions is its famous brewery, which has been producing award-winning ales for over 150 years. Visitors can take a tour of the brewery, sample some of its delicious beers, and learn about the fascinating history of brewing in Masham. In addition to its brewery, Masham is also home to a number of historic buildings, including the beautiful St. Mary’s Church and the imposing Masham Town Hall, both of which are well worth a visit.
Whether you’re looking to explore the town’s rich heritage, enjoy a pint of locally brewed beer, or simply soak up the stunning scenery, Masham is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Yorkshire.
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Studfold Caravan & Camping Park
Studfold, Lofthouse, Harrogate. HG3 5SG
10 miles from Masham, 7 miles from Pateley Bridge and on the bike route.
Studfold has 46 camping/caravan/Motorhome pitches. 4 pods (sleep 4).
Award-winning Park set in beautiful Dales countryside.
2 local public houses and 2 cafes nearby. The Nidderdale Way Cafe is on site and contactable via the facebk pages.
Studfold also has a visitor attraction Studfold Adventure Trail suitable for young families. Here you can embark on a magical journey through the Yorkshire Dales. Discover fairy and pixie houses, sensory activities, and educational experiences that connect children with nature. Ride on tractors and go karts too.
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Bewerley Hall Farm
High Street, Pateley Bridge
This delightful spacious apartment provides the perfect base for couples and small families to explore this wonderful part of Yorkshire. Tucked away on Pateley Bridge's high street, there are an abundance of shops, pubs and eateries at your fingertips. Visit the oldest sweet shop in England, have an afternoon tea or enjoy a stroll along the River Nidd. This really is a paradise for anyone who enjoys the outdoors with a wealth of stunning walks and cycle trails running through the village. Explore the spectacular scenery that surrounds Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and visit the many picturesque towns and villages situated throughout the Yorkshire Dales. Brimham Rocks and Fountains Abbey are both within 10 miles and are well worth a visit.
This first-floor accommodation is accessed via an external flight of stairs which lead through the front door into a bright and stylish kitchen. Moving through the property you will find yourself in the beautifully furnished lounge/diner with a Smart TV and large bay windows overlooking the high street. A set of stairs lead up to the two bedrooms: a sumptuous king-size with an en-suite shower room and a double room. Completing the accommodation is a shower room.
Outside the property benefits from a large, enclosed patio space with plenty of furniture to sit out, relax, and enjoy a BBQ on a warm evening.
Flax Mill Cottage
Tucked away in the Nidd valley, two miles outside of the small town of Pateley Bridge, lies the magnificent Grade II listed Glasshouses Mill,
a former flax and rope mill, built in the 1800s and now transformed
into luxury accommodation, on the banks of the river Nidd and alongside
the rather impressive mill dam.
Flax Mill Cottage, a beautiful 2 bedroom self-catering cottage, forms a part of this development. Original beams and artefacts retained within the development offer glimpses into the mill's past and contrast beautifully with the modern fixtures and fittings. In keeping with the spirit of the development, the cottage has been furnished with a mix of modern and traditional furniture, to create a cosy and welcoming cottage for you to enjoy.
Old Station Holiday Park - Camping
Old Station Holiday Park, Low Burton, Masham, North Yorkshire HG4 4DF
We are located near Masham on the North Eastern edge of Nidderdale and to the Western edge of the Yorkshire Dales, ideal for touring both the Dales and the North York Moors.
Masham is a traditional Yorkshire market town with the distinction of having two well-known breweries located in the town, Black Sheep and Theakstons. It also has a Georgian market square with market days on Wednesdays and Saturdays and plenty of interesting shops to explore. The surrounding countryside has beautiful scenery and includes Hackfall Woods with walks, waterfalls, lakes and Victorian follies. We also recommend visiting the Thorp Perrow Arboretum and the Himalayan Gardens. Masham is within easy reach of the A1 and close to Bedale, Harrogate, Ripon and Thirsk, all of which offer a variety of shops, restaurants and even race courses! Ripon, Thirsk and Wetherby are all within an hour from our park. For those seeking a little more fun and adventure, we have a well-known theme park, Lightwater Valley, some 10 miles away. Whatever you want to do while on holiday, Yorkshire has it all and Old Station Holiday Park is the perfect base for you. We regret to confirm that we do not accept stag or hen party bookings.
We have 32 touring caravan pitches, 6 glamping cabins, 1 shepherd's hut, 10 tent pitches and now 4 luxury, newly built cottages.
Toilets, showers, cafe on site and secure bike storage.
Bus stop at gate. WIFI Access and facilities for the less able.
