Group accommodation in the Yorkshire Dales and at the edge of the Lake District

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Howgills Barn, Castlehaw Farm, Castlehaw Lane, Sedbergh, Cumbria LA10 5BA

Set up a winding lane, past open fields with 360 degree panoramic views of the beautiful Howgill fells, “Stay in Style” in seclusion and privacy. Just a short stroll from the historic market town of Sedbergh which oozes an ‘old world’ feel with sandstone buildings, cobbled alleys, independent cafés, restaurants & shops. The barn offers a base to explore the Dales and Lakes and is a haven for relaxing and unwinding. Flagged floors, underfloor heating, oak beams, large lounge, dining area, drying room, indoor games room, patio & games field set the tone for a quality stay. The hot tub on the patio, looks up the fell with no neighbours or nearby distractions (apart from the odd sheep!) Designed to suit everyone whether booking a single bed or room for the evening, or the whole barn for a special occasion, business event or even a school residential! A variety of walks are on the doorstep including the Dales Way and Dales Highway Golfing, horse riding, fishing and cycling are also popular, depending on your adrenalin requirements! The historic towns of Kendal, Ingleton and Kirkby Lonsdale are all close by. Onsite activities can be organised for you, including archery, geo-caching, guided walks, wine tasting and much more! Registered for civil wedding ceremonies, if you fancy a wedding with a difference….?

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Howgills Barn | Group accommodation in the Yorkshire Dales and at the edge of the Lake District

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Rooms & Beds:

35: 6×4 1×5 1×6 (all en suite) plus camping

Open:

All year. All day.

Price per night:

From £30pp inc. breakfast. Duvet £6 sgle, £9 dbl. Please enquire for hot tub rates. Camping £12pp.

Booking:

Booking is essential (deposit required).

Submaps:

Dales Way

Directions:

M6 Junction 37. In Sedbergh, turn left IMMEDIATELY on seeing Westwood's Books' building, go up small lane through farmyard, over bridge, to barn.

Public Transport:

8 miles from Oxenholme. Taxis are available from the station.

This accommodation allows dogs by arrangement, is near mountains, is in a National Park, is available to individuals, has a pub within walking distance and is on the Dales Way.

News & Offers

February Half Term in the Yorkshire Dales

February Half Term in the Yorkshire Dales

Why not get other Mums to club together or some family members and you and your children can enjoy a superb 5 day break away over the half term.

The kids can enjoy the freedom of enjoying the 5 acres of space & games field at our Barn, as well as enjoying spending time away with their friends.  You can also relax and enjoy time away and perhaps a dip in the hot tub once the kids have gone to bed!  There is a recommended list of places to visit and things to see and do with the kids on our website, and we also offer onsite activities such as archery, bushcraft, ghyll scrambling, guided walks to name but a few!  As we are only half an hours drive from the Lake District too, you can be sure of a holiday as busy as you would like it!  Our Barn has 8 ensuite rooms for you to enjoy and you can check our 5 out of 5 star reviews on Tripadvisor.

We are delighted to offer the following promotions at half term

HALF PRICE MIDWEEK (4 nights)
was £3,588.00
now £1,794.00

= £14 per head per night for 32 people 

40% off 3 night m/week
was £2,691.00
now £1,614.60

= £16.82 per head per night for 32 people 

30% off 2 night m/week

was £1,794.00
now £1,255.80

= £19.62 per head per night for 32 people 

Winter offers at Howgills in the Yorkshire Dales

Winter offers at Howgills in the Yorkshire Dales

We have two weekend dates available at Howgills Barn (8 en-suite rooms sleeping up to 35 guests) for half price at £870 for a weekend. These include the weekend of the 12th January and the 2nd February.

Winter offers

We have two weekend dates available at Howgills Barn (8 en-suite rooms sleeping up to 35 guests) for half price at £870 for a weekend.  These include the weekend of the 12th January and the 2nd February.

 

 

 

Explore Sedburgh’s history.

Explore Sedburgh’s history.

Howgill’s Barn near Sedburgh, Cumbria.

The people of Howgill’s Barn are rightly proud of their town, Sedburgh. A small market town in East Cumbria, yet just within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Sedburgh is a traditional and unspoilt town. History is very much the thing, Sedbergh is mentioned in the Doomsday book, (Set-Berg, meaning ‘flat-topped hill’). It has been a market town since 1251 and the famous Sedbergh School started in 1525. As part of ‘1652 country’, Sedburgh recognises that George Fox, a founder of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), spoke in St. Andrew’s Church (which he called a “steeple house”) and on nearby Firbank Fell  (now known as Fox’s Pulpit) during his travels in the North of England in 1652. Briggflatts Meeting House was built in 1675. There is a remnant of the north country’s more violent past in Ingmire Hall which includes part of a peel tower and ‘Castlehaw Tower’ which is a small  motte and bailey castle which saw service as a look out during WWII.

In more modern times, Sedburgh has joined the likes of Hay on Wye to become a book town. What’s a book town? Follow the link to find out more? Another accolade for the town is that it is a ‘walkers are welcome‘ town.  Also, what are those cannons doing lying around the town? 

Anyway, stay at Howgill’s Barn and explore Sedburgh’s history.

Contact Howgills Barn:

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