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    3 bedroom holiday cottages in the Yorkshire Dales to sleep up to 6 people

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    High Smarber Family Cottage
    Low Row, North Yorkshire
    High Smarber Family Cottage, North Yorkshire,  England Viewed 8 times in last week.
    Sleeps 1 - 6, 3 Bedroom
    Weekly price: £ 488 - £ 1897
    Next Available: 22/11 to 22/02/2025
    Living & Leisure Facilities: Open fire Microwave Dishwasher Washing machine Garden free wifi
    Type of Holiday: No dogs allowed
    New Close Cottage
    Kirkby Malham, North Yorkshire
    New Close Cottage, North Yorkshire,  England Viewed 6 times in last week.
    Sleeps 2 - 5, 3 Bedroom
    Weekly price: £ 400 - £ 500
    Sorry this property has not provided availability information.
    Living & Leisure Facilities: Open fire Microwave Washing machine Garden free wifi
    Type of Holiday: No dogs allowed
    Coddiwomple
    Leyburn, North Yorkshire
    Coddiwomple, North Yorkshire,  England Viewed 6 times in last week.
    no booking fee
    Sleeps 3 - 5, 3 Bedroom
    Weekly price: £ 615 - £ 2095
    Sorry this property has not provided availability and detailed pricing information.
    Living & Leisure Facilities: coffee machine Microwave Dishwasher Washing machine Garden BBQ free wifi
    Type of Holiday: No dogs allowed Special celebrations Hen Parties Stag parties

    These holiday cottages are ideal for a self-catering holiday in the Yorkshire Dales for up to 6 people or for those who prefer a larger cottage with lower occupancy.

    The Yorkshire Dales is a Landscape of high moorlands, limestone hills, steep sided valleys and plunging waterfalls. Made into a National Park in 1954, the Yorkshire Dales National Park covers an area of 680 square miles and is a fantastic arena for recreation and peaceful relaxation, and a haven for wildlife of all kinds. The perfect destination for a family holiday, with plenty to see and do for everyone, whether it be mountain biking on one of the many bridleways and greenways that crisscross the park, or for something a little more relaxing, one of the many guided walks offered throughout the park. Or for the more adventurous in the family the upland rivers of the dales respond quickly to rainfall and provide many challenging white water opportunities for canoeing and rafting.

    Perhaps visit the highest Pub in Britain, the 17th Century Tan Hill Inn, perched at 1732 ft above sea level where you will likely be joined at the bar by an adopted lamb or two and the rest of the owners menagerie of pets.

    Click on cottage photographs to read about the location in the Dales and accommodation in the cottage.