Enjoy the traffic free 9 mile ride along the Mawddach river to the beach.
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Scenic walks in Kirkby Stephen- Save for your stay.
Take in the breathtaking landscapes, fresh air and endless adventures then Kirkby Stephen Hostel is a perfect base for your stay
Better than The Lancashire Trail and Wainwrights Way? You heard it here first!
Did you know… We are ideally located on the Lancashire Way – The Eastern Loop.
Bunkhouse Accessibility Statement
People with mobility issues are allowed to bring vehicles onto the redbrick area around the bunkhouse. Access to the bunkhouse from here is down a sloping, wide, hard-surface path. There is an accessible bathroom on the ground floor and close to this (also on the ground floor) is the Badger bedroom, which has a single bed and two sets of bunks. Kitchen and Lounge are also on the ground floor.
Easter in Eryri
We have availability throughout the Easter hols for groups big or small or solo travellers. Sole use price according to group size. Indidivuals £22pp. Dogs welcome £2pppn. Bring your own sleeping bags (or hire one of ours). Firepit and BBQ. Provide your own wood or buy from the local garage. Local walks from the door and further afield. Good Local pub just minutes walk away, also dog friendly.
Adventures begin at Glenfinnan Bunkhouse
Looking for a Scottish adventure? Look no further than Glenfinnan Bunkhouse. Whether climbing, mountain biking or walking are your thing, Glenfinnan Bunkhouse is the place for you. Groups of up to 12 can hire this cosy bunkhouse to themselves, and adventures will start from the doorstep.
5 things to do in Hebden Bridge!
Hebden Bridge Hostel is the perfect place to stay while taking in the sights of Hebden Bridge. This small town nestled in the Yorkshire Dales is famous for its quirky characters and relaxed bohemian vibe. Here are a couple of things to do in the local area…
Three Nights Easter Break
Who would like to spend Easter at a remote, off-grid location with stunning views across the Edale skyline and the Kinder plateau on your doorstep? That’s what Crookstone Barn has to offer – so push open those huge barn doors and reconnect with the outdoors! The offer includes pick-up and drop-off of all your stuff (food, drink, bedding etc) while your party enjoys the beautiful 2.5 mile walk up to the barn. Once we’ve opened up the place and shown you how everything works, we’ll leave you to enjoy three nights of delightful solitude.
Easter Weekend
Due to a cancellation we now have Easter weekend available to book. 2 or 3 nights sole occupancy. Sleeps up to 26 people. we can also do a reduced rate for smaller groups. Email us or book online to reserve your easter weekend. There is so much to do in the area, a great time to get together with family and explore the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National park.
Deepdale Barn Dance – Saturday 29th March
The Whirligig Ceilidh Band perform in the Brick Barn, a firm favourite with Deepdale customers. An evening of dancing, fun and firepits in the Courtyard! – deepdalemusic.co.uk
Seahouses Hostel welcomes University and College students!
We have welcomed several universities over the years; some enjoying activity breaks whilst others use their time supporting specialist subject areas such as Conservation, Marine Biology, Geology, Geography, Archaeology, History and Christian Heritage to name but a few! With a wide range of things to see and do locally including water sports galore, boat trips to the Farne Islands, visits to Bamburgh Castle and the holy island of Lindisfarne to explore, there is plenty to keep students busy!
Local Lancashire Walks you are bound to fall in love with
The Lancashire Lad’s website (www.lancashirelad.com) is brimming with local walks along with plenty of pictures, instructions and top tips. It’s a wealth of local knowledge just waiting to be tapped into. Below is a walk that we have been loving recently.
From a Different Perspective
The Berwyn Mountains are very much a source of adventure. They are especially popular with walkers, runners and wildlife enthusiasts. Read on to see how this fabulous mountain range can also be seen from some different perspectives. Here are a few different ways guests have stayed with us to experience their adventure in the Berwyns and seen it from a new perspective.
We have Great Breakfast Options
We want to give guests a great start to their mornings. We have 3 exciting options for breakfast guests can choose to purchase from us. Everything we include in our breakfast choices is sourced locally. We prioritise supporting local businesses not just because it’s important to do so but their food really does taste so much better! So for breakfast, you can choose from the following. You can ‘Go Wild,’ ‘Go Rustic’ or ‘Go Welsh.’
Easter Adventures in Rhoscolyn, Anglesey
Morwennol at Outdoor Alternative is available for the Easter weekend or mid week, perfect for family and friends to gather and spend time to gather in a relaxed and informal setting. With comfortable bedrooms and generous kitchen and living spaces, kept cosy at this time of year with our low carbon technology we are the perfect place for you soak up the restorative power of the place – indoors and outdoors.
Discovering the Berwyn Ridge
Moments Like this make you feel on Top of the World!
How many other hostels do you know with a Whisky Distillery on the doorstep?
A trip to Scotland isn’t complete without a tour of a Whisky distillery. When you stay at Campbeltown Backpackers you’ll have it all: great value cosy accommodation, sea air, the little fishing harbour, breathtaking views over to the islands and to cap it all Springbank Distillery just 200m down the road.
When life gives you mountains, put your boots on and hike
Come and enjoy the beautiful Snowdonia mountains on the doorstep of Plas Isa Dolgellau
Looking for a scenic adventure?
Hop on the train from Kirkby Stephen Hostel
Celebrate “The First Modern Lesbian” this April!
🌈Anne Lister Festival 2025🌈
Born in 1791, Anne Lister became one of the most interesting women of the nineteenth century. She is known as ‘the first modern lesbian’. A successful woman entrepreneur and landowner, she kept an extensive diary, partly in code, running to four million words. The diary reveals her many affairs with other women throughout her life.
