Embark on a serene escape to the heart of West Yorkshire with a stay at the enchanting lodge park, starting your journey at Daisy Bank Camp. Nestled within a family-run permaculture smallholding, this retreat is a sanctuary for those seeking to reconnect with nature and indulge in moments of tranquillity.
Each of the six handcrafted timber-clad cabins, affectionately termed 'nests', is a testament to local craftsmanship and artistic flair, featuring bespoke interiors that mirror the surrounding wilderness. Designed to accommodate guests in comfort, these nests are equipped with a micro kitchen, underfloor heating, and a hot shower wet room, ensuring a cosy stay for all.
Relaxation is paramount here, with no TVs or Wi-Fi to distract from the stunning landscape. Instead, unwind in the outdoor seating area, perhaps in the company of a hot tub, and let the sights and sounds of nature soothe your soul. These lodges, sleeping a specific number of people, offer a unique 'digital detox' experience.
Discover more about these holiday lodges and their offerings, and prepare for an unforgettable retreat where the beauty of Yorkshire unfolds right at your doorstep.
A stunning cabin in the soft fawn Curlew colours, open plan lounge with a double sofa bed and dining area with bi folding doors with uninterrupted views, king-size bedroom area and a well-equipped open plan kitchen area. Outside there is a large private decked area with seating. The perfect base to explore the countryside and relax.
Tucked away under the trees Kestrel offers guests a very comfortable living space, open plan lounge with a double sofa bed and dining area with bi folding doors with uninterrupted views, king-size bedroom area and a well-equipped open plan kitchen area. Outside there is a large private decked area with seating. The perfect location to enjoy the great outdoors and relax in nature.
With open views of the moors and in the colours of a Tawny Owls home this is the perfect escape., open plan lounge with a double sofa bed and dining area with bi folding doors with uninterrupted views, king-size bedroom area and a well-equipped open plan kitchen area. Outside there is a large private decked area with seating. The perfect base to explore the countryside and relax.
A cosy cabin situated in the stable block with an open-plan living space. Large L shaped sofa that converts into a comfortable double bed, dining area and a well-equipped kitchenette and a wet room. Outside there is a seating area with outstanding views over the adjoining countryside. This is the perfect location to arrive and relax taking in the stunning views and wildlife.
A cosy cabin situated in the stable block with an open-plan living space. Large L shaped sofa that converts into a comfortable double bed, dining area and a well-equipped kitchenette and a wet room. Outside there is a seating area with outstanding views over the adjoining countryside. This is the perfect location to arrive and relax taking in the stunning views and wildlife.
A cosy cabin situated at the north end of the stable block with an open-plan living space. Large L shaped sofa that converts into a comfortable double bed, dining area and a well-equipped kitchenette and a wet room. Outside there is a seating area with outstanding views over the adjoining countryside. Finished to a high standard this is the perfect getaway for a relaxing break.
Guests at Daisy Bank Camp are enamoured with the stunning views and the sense of privacy afforded by the large patio windows. The thoughtful touches, such as homemade brownies upon arrival and bird feeders that attract wildlife, add to the charm. The well-designed cabins and the helpfulness of the staff further enhance the overall experience.
To get to Daisy Bank Camp, if you're driving, take the M62 motorway and exit towards Hebden Bridge. By rail, the nearest train station is Hebden Bridge, which is well-connected to major cities. From there, a short taxi ride will bring you to the camp.
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
This destination is a paradise for families, offering a playground for young explorers eager to discover the great outdoors. Children will delight in the array of on-site activities and the nearby nature reserves, perfect for family adventures.
For couples seeking a romantic retreat, this location offers a secluded getaway amidst stunning natural beauty. Enjoy intimate walks or venture to nearby Howarth for a day steeped in the literary romance of the Brontës.
Close to Daisy Bank Camp, relish the culinary delights at The Olive Branch (0.5 miles, 01422 842299) or savour the local cuisine at The White Lion (0.6 miles, 01422 842197), both offering a warm welcome and delectable menus.
A short walk away you'll find Hebden Bridge's vibrant town centre, brimming with quaint local shops, cosy inns, and welcoming pubs, all set amidst scenic walking routes and the picturesque Calderdale Way.
Guests can immerse themselves in a range of activities, from archery to cycling, all set within the picturesque landscape, providing both adventure and the opportunity to connect with nature.
The cabins are cosily equipped with underfloor heating, ensuring a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout your stay, regardless of the weather outside.
Each cabin comes with a fully equipped micro kitchen, complete with a fridge/freezer, allowing guests to store and prepare meals with ease during their stay.
Conveniently, the site offers ample space for parking, located just a short distance from the cabins, ensuring ease of access for all guests.
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Daisy Bank Camp, with real driving times.
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Step inside the Haworth home where the Brontë sisters wrote Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
The Brontë Parsonage Museum is the former family home of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë in Haworth, West Yorkshire. Built in the late 1770s and now Grade I listed, it is where the sisters spent most of their lives and wrote their famous novels, including Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
Tip: Download the free Bloomberg Connects digital guide to get more of the Brontë story before and during your visit.
Sat nav: BB12 8UA
An Elizabethan hall with Victorian interiors, woodland walks and a natural play area near Burnley.
Gawthorpe Hall is a Grade I listed Elizabethan house on the banks of the River Calder, remodelled in the 19th century by Charles Barry, architect of the Houses of Parliament. Inside, the rooms are filled with Victorian Gothic furnishings and show how the Kay-Shuttleworth family lived. Families can follow a trail around the house or dress up in the nursery.
Tip: The Hall isn't suitable for pushchairs, baby backpacks or large bags, so travel light. The access drive is narrow, with passing places.
Sat nav: HX1 1RE
A Grade I listed Georgian cloth hall in Halifax, with independent shops, cafés and bars around a grand courtyard.
The Piece Hall in Halifax is a Grade I listed building, completed in 1779 as a cloth hall where handloom weavers sold their woollen "pieces". It is the only surviving example of the great eighteenth century northern cloth halls, and one of Britain's most outstanding Georgian buildings. Its 315 rooms are arranged around a large open courtyard.
Tip: Some shops, the restaurant and bar, and ticketed events may restrict dogs, and the historic building has some uneven surfaces, so take care.
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A hands-on Halifax museum where children learn through play, with adults joining in.
Eureka! The National Children's Museum in Halifax is an interactive museum built around learning through play. It is run as an educational charity and is based on the North American model of children's museums, with hands-on activities meant to get adults and children learning together.
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A ruined moorland farmhouse linked with Wuthering Heights, reached on foot from Haworth or Stanbury.
Top Withins is a ruined farmhouse on Haworth Moor, near Haworth in West Yorkshire, 420 metres above sea level. It is associated with Emily Brontë's 1847 novel Wuthering Heights, and its remote, exposed position gives a real sense of the moorland setting she wrote about.
Tip: Read the plaque on the wall: it explains the link, and the limits of the link, to Wuthering Heights.
Sat nav: M3 1AR
A big indoor arena in Manchester for concerts, comedy, family shows and ice hockey.
AO Arena is a large indoor venue immediately north of Manchester city centre, partly built over Manchester Victoria railway station. It opened in 1995 and hosts concerts, comedy, family shows and sport, including ice hockey and boxing.
Tip: The arena sits partly above Manchester Victoria railway station, so it is easy to reach by train.
Sat nav: LS8 2ER
A walk through rainforest, mangrove and desert glasshouses with meerkats, crocodiles and free-flying butterflies.
Tropical World is a licensed zoo in Roundhay Park, Leeds, made up of climate-controlled glass houses that each recreate a tropical environment. You start in the butterfly house, where butterflies fly freely around a swampy setting with terrapins, koi and Morelet's crocodiles. From there you move into an Aztec-themed aquarium with stingrays, octopus, seahorses, piranhas and poison dart frogs.
Tip: Free parking is close by, a short walk away, and buses 2 and 12 stop right outside. Dogs, including assistance dogs, are not allowed inside.
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Manchester's national museum of democracy, telling the story of workers' rights and the fight for the vote.
The People's History Museum in Manchester is the national museum of democracy. It tells the story of how democracy developed in Britain, and of ordinary people who came together to fight for their rights. It is based in a Grade II listed former hydraulic pumping station, linked by a glass walkway to a modern extension.
Tip: Check the museum's website before you go, as the exhibitions and activities change.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
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11 reviews from guests who stayed at Daisy Bank Camp
Our stay in the Kestrel was truly lovely. We loved how cosy and well thought out everything was - from the lovely decor to the spotless, comfy space. It was exactly what we needed for a proper restful getaway. Well definitely come back!
The views were stunning and the pod was really lovely! Waking up to the stream each morning was so calming, we absolutely loved it here.
We had a really good stay at Curlew. Everything was just right, from the cleanliness to how comfy it was - perfect for unwinding. The only thing to remember is to bring your own pillow if you like good neck support; the one provided was quite firm. Also, a quick tip: if you're using the oven, keep the door open to avoid setting off the fire alarm. Other than that, we couldnt have asked for more!
We had a lovely time! The wild strawberries and mint right outside were a real treat and watching the birds from the window was so relaxing. Angie was fantastic-always ready to help with any questions, truly above and beyond!
We had a lovely stay at the Kestrel Cabin at Daisy Bank Camp. Its surprisingly cosy and feels very homely despite being quite compact. The kitchenette is really practical and the bathrooms modern design is a nice touch. Theres plenty of storage, so we didnt feel cramped and the bed was super comfy - we slept really well. The main living space is bigger than we expected, with a small fold-out dining table for four and a comfy corner sofa that doubles as a sofa bed. Andy and Angie were so friendly and helpful, always happy to answer questions. Theyve also added nice personal touches that made the stay even better. Overall, a great little getaway in the countryside!
We had a really lovely stay at the cabin. The equipment was all top quality and everything we needed was there. The only thing missing was a mop or something to dry the wet room floor after a shower. Still, its a really nice place and wed definitely come back!
We loved our stay at Daisy Bank Camp! The scenery is absolutely stunning and its such a peaceful spot to unwind. Plus, getting to places like Hardcastle Crags, Hebden Bridge and Haworth was a breeze. Our dog had a fantastic time too. Definitely a place well return to!
We had such a lovely stay! From the moment we arrived, everyone was so welcoming. Angie and Andrew were super helpful whenever we needed anything, which made all the difference. The Tawny lodge was spotless and felt really cosy, especially with that gorgeous view from the decking - perfect for relaxing after a day out. The location was ideal-only about 10 minutes drive to Todmorden, where we found Morrisons, Lidl and a Shell petrol station. Hebden Bridge was nearby too, with its charming pubs and eateries. Honestly, wed recommend this place to any couples with pets looking for a peaceful getaway. Well definitely be coming back!
Really enjoyed our stay here! The location was spot on, close to a couple of towns. Definitely planning to come back soon!
We had such a lovely stay! Skylark was spotless and had everything we needed for a few days break. The views really are incredible and the owners are super friendly. Wed definitely come back. Thanks a lot!
Fantastic stay! The place was spotless and super comfy too.
