Cote Ghyll Mill offers top-notch facilities for cyclists, including a secure bike store, a state-of-the-art drying room, and private en-suite rooms with 2, 4, or 6 beds. Just a mile from the Coast to Coast route and surrounded by scenic cycling trails, it’s the perfect base for your adventure. Enjoy fantastic on-site amenities, with both self-catering and meal options available. Nearby Osmotherley village has charming pubs, a tea room, and shops. Plus, we provide fresh bed linen, so your bed is ready for you to jump into and recharge.
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Glaramara 14 Bed Bunkhouse is getting prepared for its 2025 GLOW UP!
OUT WITH OLD AND IN WITH THE NEW !!!
With the main house having its make over last year.. WE are finally making a start on our GLARAMARA BUNKHOUSE, also known as the ANNEX. The annex in total sleeps 14 people with its own toilet and shower block, Very popular over the last couple of years with Groups, Families and Solo travellers.
15 minute walk from the Wales Coast Path at Aberystwyth
Aberystwyth University Bunkhouse is open for individuals and groups year-round. Accommodation is in single rooms with shared self-catering kitchens and bathrooms. Meals are also available nearby. An Ideal stopover on the Wales Coast Path long-distance walk.
Crookstone Barn provides an ideal start to your Pennine Way adventure.
Situated on the eastern slopes of Kinder, at 1160ft it is just a mile from the summit and three miles (mostly downhill) through the vale of Edale to the official start. The barn sleeps up to 23 in 5 rooms and has electricity and open fires. The Pennine Way skirts the western side of the Kinder plateau so here’s your chance to explore the eastern flank and warm up those legs ready for the amazing challenge that lies ahead.
Enjoy your May Bank Holiday with a relaxing escape to the Welsh countryside
Escape to Llangollen Hostel this May Bank Holiday for a cosy countryside retreat. Nestled in the heart of this charming Welsh town, the hostel offers a warm welcome, comfortable rooms, and easy access to stunning riverside walks, historic landmarks, and outdoor adventures.
Whether you’re exploring the scenic Dee Valley, hiking up Castell Dinas Brân, or simply unwinding in a friendly atmosphere, Llangollen Hostel is the perfect base for your May Bank Holiday long weekend getaway.
A night to remember at Earby
We entered the Quid Games, a race like no other. With many prizes up for grabs.
A welcome shortcut on the North Sea Cycle Route
A welcome shortcut on the North Sea Cycle Route, the medieval walled town of Castle Acre has an ancient tradition of serving travelers on the pilgrim routes. The Old Red Lion provides private rooms and a dormitory for groups of cyclists. Enclosed courtyard for bike storage, a wonderful space for self-catering and pubs nearby.
Easter Break for all the family at Kirkby Stephen Hostel
Did you know Kirkby Stephen becomes the heart for the Cumbria Easter Rally
Our guide to North Norfolk Wildlife Watching & Bird Watching
Our guide to wildlife watching & bird watching in North Norfolk, a county that is full of natural features, nature reserves, stunning coastline and countryside. The local wildlife and annual visitors are wonderful to watch. And you’ll find great pubs, cafes & restaurants nearby to keep you fed & watered while you explore this beautiful part of the world. – www.deepdalecamping.co.uk/wildlife/
Why Sandra’s Hostel is a Cyclist’s Dream Stop on the North Sea Cycle Route
For cyclists riding the North Sea Cycle Route, Sandra’s Hostel in Thurso makes an ideal stop-over. Run by fellow adventurers who understand the needs of passing cyclists, a free continental breakfast is provided each morning. You have a choice of a bunk in a cosy dorm or a private room. The bustling town of Thurso has plenty of places to buy food for your evening meal or to eat out if you don’t fancy self-catering.
Walking the North Devon Sections of the Southwest coast path.
Ocean Backpackers Independent Hostel – Opens on the 5th April 2025!
At Kirkby Stephen Hostel, we’re proud to welcome cycle groups all year round!
Our hostel is the perfect base for exploring some of the most stunning cycling routes in the UK
A home away from home for those who don’t usually have the opportunity to access the magic and beauty of rural Wales.
The Braich Goch Bunkhouse and Inn, owned by the Anne Matthews Trust, provides sanctuary, residentials & critical learning spaces for individuals, groups and organisations of people from refugee and migrant backgrounds, with a focus on young adults seeking asylum in the UK. The funds raised through your booking will contribute directly towards these charitable aims.
A pleasant diversion from the North Sea Cycle Route
We are 21 flat, rural miles from Arbroath—not directly on the traditional North Sea Cycle Route, but well worth the detour. Many cyclists choose to stay with us, especially those coming from the coastal Montrose direction. The area offers gently rolling country lanes, perfect for cycling, and we welcome one-night stays for touring cyclists. In 2025, we’re excited to introduce a brand-new cycle storage area, providing a dedicated space for bike maintenance and secure storage.
Our guide to North Norfolk Stargazing & Northern Lights Spotting
North Norfolk has some wonderful dark skies where you can enjoy the amazing night sky, seeing stars & planets that you can never see with the light pollution you find in most of the UK. – www.deepdalecamping.co.uk/stargazing/
Quirky accommodation in Suffolk for long distance cyclists
The Tudor Barn is the perfect pit stop on your cycling adventure. Just 7 miles off the epic North Sea Cycle Route (NCN1 or EuroVelo12) that weaves through part of Suffolk, our large group accommodation provides serious cyclists with a comfortable farmstay bolthole.
Cycling holidays in the Yorkshires Wolds and beyond
In the heart of old town Hull, run by a cycling enthusiast, this traditional hostel offers safe cycle parking and cycle rentals at the cheapest rates you will find. Several long distance routes pass through or near Hull. Route 1 – Hull to Harwich starts or ends here. The TransPennine Trail (route 67) is within a mile of us. Or for those fancying a lovely cycling day trip, the Hull to Hornsea rail trail takes the same route to the coast. Route 65 is also close by, connecting up to North Yorkshire. The Wolds Way ( route 66) officially starts a few miles away in Hessle under the Humber Bridge. And we are the perfect resting point for those either leaving or returning on the Hull – Rotterdam daily ferry service.
Cyclist freindly accommodation in the harbour town of Helmsdale on the North Sea Coast.
Run by keen cycle tourers, this hostel has everything a cyclist might need. A secure bike shed where bike maintenance tools are available along with wash down facilities. En-suite private rooms with great rates for solo travelers. Fully equipped kitchen and comfortable communal lounge area with log burning stove. Popular with ‘end to enders’ cyclists and walkers.
Cyclists are welcome at heart of the historic seaside town of Dunbar.
Dolphin Dunbar has excellent facilities for cyclists. Secure Asgard bike sheds within a locked courtyard, so you can rest easy knowing your bikes are safe. Bike washing and maintenance area in the courtyard including an outdoor hose, brushes and sponges for cleaning and tools for small repairs or adjustments e.g. bike pumps, allen key sets and chain lubricants. This characterful hostel, a short walk to the beach and the High Street, sleeps 27 across 11 rooms. The local cycle routes are mostly on country roads with scenic coastal views and cycle paths through woodland areas. There are also quicker routes that follow the main roads.
A lovely hostel just half a mile from the start/finish line of the Lands End to John O’Groats walk.
Family-run accommodation in an idyllic location, perfect for solo travelers and groups of up to 16 walkers. We offer comfortable private rooms with all bedding and towels provided. We also provide breakfast and packed lunches for your journey, and we have an on-site honesty shop for snacks and drinks after a long walk. We are just 10 minutes stroll from the pub, the First and Last Inn. There is also a bus stop in the village, allowing you to drop off your backpack early for a hassle-free walk.