Howgrave Hall Caravan Site

Call us today to find out about avaiability and our great offers.You’re looking for a beautiful, stunning break in the heart of Yorkshire, surrounded by fields and the perfect setting to relax, where better to stay then our brand new luxury barn conversion, offering modern newly fitted facilities, including 3 double bedrooms, one with en suite, and one large sized family bathroom. Caravan SiteThe site can accommodate 12 caravans in quiet secluded location with beautiful views.It is situated within a large walled enclosure – “garden” – next to a late 17th Century Banqueting House and adjacent to a working arable farm with the farmhouse nearby.Nearby the site is a deserted medieval village probably Saxon in origin and what is visible today are the remains of a substantial village represented by a small number of house platforms and a sunken road through the village.Bookings taken in advanceHoliday CottageThe 17th Century Banqueting house – a Grade 2 Listed Building has been carefully restored, with the help of “enabling development”, and has been converted into a luxury holiday cottage to secure its future survival.The detached accommodation is quaintly upside down and it caters for up to 6 with 3 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, one en suite, downstairs, and upstairs, a beautiful kitchen and spacious living room with stunning views of the countryside.The accommodation is no smoking and provides all the usual facilities associate with luxury accommodation including:All linen and towelsFlat screen tvDishwasherWashing machineMicrowaveFridge freezerAmple parkingOutside kennels availableBookings taken in advanceNearby/Things to doThere are plenty of places to go for some excellent walks.In particular Hackfall near Masham, part of the Woodland Trust, with many historical and geographical features.Sutton Bank, part of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, with spectacular views, possibly some of the best in Britain.Masham is the home to 2 breweries, both with excellent visitor centres and further up dale is the famous Wensleydale Creamery, again with its own visitor centre.Racing is close to the heart of both proprietor and local area!With Middleham racing stables 30 minutes drive away and plenty of racecourses within easy reach – Catterick, Thirsk, Ripon and York.For those who like an adrenalin buzz, then Lightwater Valley is only 10 minutes away with plenty of thrilling rides to satisfy your need and Camp Hill is even closer, creating bespoke action and adventure days for individuals and corporate team building days (booking required)Clay Pigeon shooting can be arranged and days Fishing can be booked in advance.In the local market town of Ripon with its spectacular cathedral, the famous Hornblower can be seen every evening at 9pm, where he sounds his horn 3 times to announce the setting of the watch, a ritual that is carried out at the obelisk in the town centre and has not been missed in over 1100 yearsThere are some fabulous local pubs close by, with excellent standards of food served;The Nags Head, PickhillThe George, WathThe Blue Lion, East WittonVennels, Masham To name but a few, we are only too happy to offer advice on specific interests and tastes