Hawkswick Cote Caravan Park

Address	Arncliffe
	Skipton
	North Yorkshire

Post Code	BD23 5PX

Website:	www.northdales.co.uk

E-mail:	Hawkswickcote@northdales.co.uk

Telephone:	01756 770 226

Situated in an area that is fantastic for families and those who desire peace and tranquillity alike. The locality offers a wide range of wildlife habitats and a rich cultural heritage.

The Yorkshire Dales is a beautiful place for those who love the outdoors. Walkers, cyclists and horse-riders can all enjoy the unspoilt countryside and breathtaking scenery of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

There is a number of new fully furnished luxury Caravan Holiday Homes available for holiday rental. Each is fully heated and double glazed. The park also offers 40 pitches for touring caravans, motor homes, tents and trailer tents. The average pitch size is 9.14m x 3.7m.

There are eleven hard-standing pitches with water, drainage and electricity which are suited to motor homes or touring caravans. Sorry, the park is unsuitable for large and American style motor homes. The nearest bust stop is at Kilnsey, 2½ miles away.

On the park:

Families can explore the surrounding villages that are both traditional and quaint and take advantage of the many activities in the area.

If your wish is to own a home from home in the Yorkshire Dales, or escape on a touring holiday, then make Hawkswick Cote your idyll and escape from everyday life in this famous National Park.

On-site licensed shop
Facilities for the disabled - including fully accessible shower room
Baby changing facilities
Children’s play area
Laundry (coin operated washer/dryer and iron available)

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Around and about

Nestling in tranquil Littondale branching off Wharfedale, Hawkswick Cote Park is surrounded by a fabulous blend of stunning landscapes, interesting heritage, plentiful activities and endless ways to enjoy a memorable holiday. The Dales have some of the best walking, horse riding and cycling terrain in the country. Two long distance footpaths, the Pennine Way and the Dales Way pass nearby, arguably the finest sections both routes have to offer. Near the looming Kilnsey Crag is the Tennant Arms which invites you to linger for a photo and a pint. Just next door you can polish up your fly fishing technique and catch your own trout at Kilnsey Park.

A short drive takes you to Grassington village, which is a charming place to visit, full of interesting shops, restaurants and inns. Parking is available just a short stroll away at the nearby National Park Information Centre, a great starting point, for exploring the sights of this stunning National Park.

There are sedate riverside walks, ancient ruins and refreshments available at Bolton Abbey, a truly delightful place for all the family. Journey back via the village of Malham and witness the awesome limestone scenery created in the last ice age that is Malham Cove and Malham Tarn. Return north on single track road through upland moors to Litton and Littondale. Spectacular!

Directions and location:

Situated within the stunning natural beauty of the Yorkshire Dales this park is ideal for those who love the outdoors. Hiking, cycling, horse-riding and fishing are all activities you can find close by whilst exploring the surrounding traditional Yorkshire villages.

From Skipton take the B6265, at Threshfield take B6160. 1/4 mile past Kilnsey bear left towards Arncliffe. Hawkswick Cote is 1.5 miles on the left.