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Easter’s over. Now is the time to book your summer escape to the Lakes. The Wild Wool Barn is the perfect location for exploring the Western Lake District Fells. The Wild Wool Barn is a unique single group hostel nestled in the remote Ennerdale valley. It has stunning views of Ennerdale Water. Direct access to the Western Fells from the door. Heating, luxury shower and bedding all included.
When you go away with others, you can share incredible experiences and make unforgetable memories.
Deepdale sits within the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a stunningly beautiful area of the British coastline and part of the National Park family. When you cross the road from our rooms & campsite, and you are on the salt marshes of Brancaster Staithe harbour, and the Norfolk Coast Path stretches East and West throught this incredible landscape.
Deepdale has lots of accessible accommodation options available. We have ground floor rooms which are easily accessible, some even have wet rooms that are wheelchair accessible. We also have wheelchair accessible wet rooms on the campsite too. Our reception and visitor information centre is wheelchair accessible, likewise the supermarket, café and shops next door at Dalegate Market.
Snowdon Lodge, is a sole use group hostel for 20-35 people that has a large ground-floor accessible bedroom with a superb wet room. Access to the bedroom can be taken from the patio and car park, or direct into the main building. The bedroom is over 36m squared and has two double beds. The wet-room is large with 2 sinks and large shower area. This rooms enables anyone with accessible issues to stay with their family and friends on a group adventure.
Book Now! Experience Hadrian’s Wall, lambs, walks, curlews, Romans, steam trains, or just get away and chill in the peace of the North Pennines. Spend your spring break in a blissfully peaceful north Pennines, Ninebanks still has some rooms and chalet rooms available over the early May Bank Holiday.
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The Old School Bunkhouse is now offering rooms for last-minute bookings. Most mid-week dates in April are currently available. With rooms from £60 with full use of all the bunkhouse facilities including the lovely self-catering kitchen and lounge, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Great for solo adventures, families, and group organizers who would like their party to book their own rooms. For availablity and to book view our Booking System.
We are now open again- with a new kitchen, new toilets and showers, double glazed heritage windows, underfloor heating powered by an air source heat pump and some new furniture and fittings. It’s still the same simple friendly vibe- just a bit smartened up, less damp and more sustainable. Space in the Summer hols.
Truly a wilderness that is here for you to explore, whether that is hiking across the moors, enjoying the babbling becks or any of the visitor attractions in the area. Or alternatively, simply rest and enjoy the quiet of the area. We have also held our prices at last year’s level.
The character of the High Weald was established by the 14th century and traces of the medieval landscape can still be seen. The term ‘Weald’ is given to the area between the North and South Downs, a country of ridges and valleys covered by a patchwork of fields and woods. Originally a boarding school, Gaveston Hall is on the west border of the High Weald in rural west Sussex. Gaveston Hall provides great value hostel-style accommodation for groups of up to 100. Groups of all sizes including schools, universities and clubs are all welcome.
Denton House Offers Comfy Cosy Modern Bunk style Accommodation, suitable for all ages. we welcome one-nights stays for both individuals and large groups. We are the perfect base for recharging those batteries with the most beautiful scenery right on our door step! Book your stay with us now…online, by phone or emailing us.
With the dramatic cliffs of the World Heritage Jurassic coastline and attractive coastal villages that still retain their rural charm, the East Devon National Landscape is an excellent location for a seaside holiday. Good value access is provided to this landscape by the hostel-style accommodation at Monkton Wyld Court. This Victorian neo-Gothic mansion has easy access to the Jurassic Coast as well as the Wessex and Monarch’s Way long-distance footpaths. Guests can use the vegetarian self-catering kitchen to prepare their own meals or vegetarian meals can be pre-booked. Run by a charity that promotes sustainable living. Fruit and vegetables are grown in the organic garden and Jersey cows provide the dairy products.
Visit Dunbar in 2024, a vibrant town on the east coast of Scotland, just 20 minutes by train to Edinburgh. Stay at the Dolphin Inn which is just 2 minutes from the rail station which is on the East Coast mainline. Buses also leave Dunbar regularly so you can explore all around East Lothian with its beautiful coastline, tourist attractions and water based adventure sports.
Downham’s camping barn in the heart of the Trough of Bowland Area of National Beaty has an unrivaled view across to Pendle Hill. You can now book exclusive use of this barn, for groups of up to 12 people and bring along some tents for camping for a larger group. Ideal for away-from-it-all all simple events and celebrations, popular with walkers, cyclists and D of E groups. BOOK HERE .
Calling all youth groups; Brownies, Cubs, Guides, Scouts… if you are looking for accommodation for your residential visit with oodles of space for activities and badge work, and lots to see and do on your doorstep then look no further! Seahouses Hostel is located in the pretty coastal village of Seahouses in beautiful, rural North Northumberland and is within walking distance to the beach, picturesque coastal walks and local amenities.
At the heart of the Wye Valley National Landscape flows the river Wye, which has created one of the finest lowland landscapes in Britain. In the north, the river flows through softly rolling countryside across the Hereford plain. Downstream from Ross-on-Wye the river races over rapids and through stunning gorges. The Wye marks the boundary between England and Wales, and the route of Offas ancient defenses can still be seen along the landscape. Offas Dyke long-distance park and the Wye Valley Walk provide great walking routes and a way to view the landscape. High above the Wye, just off Offa’s Dyke and close to St Briavels Castle, the quirky bunkhouse at Camp Hillcrest offers access to the national landscape by providing good value hostel-style accommodation. It can be booked by the bed, by the room or for sole use of the whole bunkhouse.
Snowdonia has 1500 miles of Public Footpaths and at Plas Isa we are happy to help you on your (Snowdonia) Way!
Staying at the Wild Valley Bunkhouse allows you to easily access the Berwyn Hills. Easy to bypass on the drive to Llangollen and Snowdonia, missing the Berwyn Hills is a big mistake! Quieter than Snowdonia, you can have these mountains and all the incredible views to yourself!
