Inglenook Cottage is a lovely stone cottage which lies in the charming village of Long Preston. Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this property is perfect for nature-loving couples and their furry friends. Enter into a warm and nicely-decorated open-plan living space where you'll be able to cook alongside your partner in the fitted kitchen and enjoy your creations around the dinner table, and warm up by the woodburning stove as you play a few rounds of board games or watch TV. Head up the spiral staircase to freshen up in the shower room before going to rest in the plush double bed. Walk over to the village centre to find Maypole Inn pub where you can tuck into a hearty meal when you don't feel like cooking and don't forget to pass by the village shop to pick up a few essentials. Hikers will find a plethora of walks and scenic points in the Yorkshire Dales; you can stroll up Malham Cove, a limestone amphitheatre boasting valley views, take pictures at the stunning, gushing Scaleber Force Waterfall and marvel at the structure of Victoria Cave. Art lovers drive down to the town of Skipton and enjoy the painting and exhibitions at Mill Bridge Gallery, visit the 12th-century fortress Skipton Castle, and end the day with an evening cruise at Skipton Boat Trip, where you'll savour a classic meal of fish and chip whilst sailing across the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. Bring your loved one year after year to Inglenook Cottage.

The Long Ashes Leisure Park is situated in extensive grounds near Threshfield, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Planned carefully to ensure maximum privacy, on the periphery of an area of residential mobile homes, the holiday lodges offer an ideal, quiet retreat for couples and families alike, boasting an abundance of wildlife and lovely walks within its boundaries. In addition there is a leisure centre with heated swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi. Nearby Grassington is one of the most charming villages in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Traditional stone cottages and shops are clustered around the cobbled market place, offering exceptional shopping facilities for a village of this size, with a monthly farmers’ market offering a mouthwatering range of organic and homemade local produce. Situated on the River Wharfe, with the extensive Grass Woods to the north of the village, this is a superb walking area. Down dale is Bolton Abbey with the Abbey ruins, the Priory and the famous "Strid Walk".

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