Festive Revitalise at Malhamdale

The Yorkshire Dales contains the quintessential landscape of Northern England. Enjoy the surrounding scenery of green patchwork fields, drystone walls and wild moorland hills.

Newfield Hall sits in rolling open countryside. The nearest village with facilities is Gargrave where there is a pub and shop. The market town of Skipton is about 7 miles away. Here you’ll find a full range of facilities including supermarkets, shops, banks, chemists, pubs and cafes.

During your visit to the Newfield Hall you may enjoy visiting the following places of interest:

Malham Cove

Just a few miles from Newfield Hall is the dramatic Malham Cove, just one of the iconic limestone sights of the Yorkshire Dales.

Skipton Castle

Dominating the market town of Skipton, this is a well-preserved medieval castle.

White Scar Cave

Located near the village of Ingleton, White Scar is Britain’s longest show cave. The underground tour reveals spectacular caverns, waterfalls and stalactites.

Brontë Parsonage

Visit the parsonage in Haworth, the home of authors Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë. Many of their most famous works were written here, including Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights and the Tenant of Wildfell Hall.

Keighley & Worth Valley Railway

Ride the steam railway, made famous by the film ‘The Railway Children’, from Keighley to Haworth and Oxenhope.

Fountains Abbey

The ruined Cistercian abbey and the surrounding Studley Royal gardens are one of the most-visited sights in North Yorkshire.

York

One of Britain’s most attractive historic cities, York is about 1½ hours drive from Newfield Hall. Attractions include the city walls, Minster, National Railway Museum, and Yorvik Viking Centre.

Brimham Rocks

See the curious formations of Brimham Rocks above the valley of Nidderdale.

Settle & Carlisle Railway

Ride Britain’s most scenic mainline railway through the beautiful landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales.