Helme Pasture

Set in rural Nidderdale near to Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire, Helme Pasture offers two pet friendly self catering Scandinavian lodges and two cosy farmhouse holiday cottages, nestled in our 29 acre natural woodland (which our guests are free to explore) overlooking the Nidderdale valley.

Our two custom built Scandinavian lodges are designed for 2 to 6 people but are adaptable and can easily be arranged in different configurations depending on your requirements. Being all on one level, from the car park, through the lodges to the decked area, they will also suit those of us who are no longer as mobile as we once were.
Do note that these lodges are NOT wooden cladded caravans that can often be found on holiday parks - they are genuine Scandinavian houses made by Danish craftsmen!

These two lodges can be opened up via two internal doors into a single large lodge, and with minor changes groups of up to 10 adults can be easily accommodated whether this is friends getaway or a multi generational holiday for your extended family which can of course include your pets as well!

The three cottages are part of the main farmhouse and can each sleep 2 or more people in comfort.

HOTMAIL emails

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NEW!

Our two lodges (Fern Crag and Stone Croft) plus the Byre can now be fully booked online as well as over the phone

Relax with a Yorkshire Holiday

Autumn colours will soon be everywhere - a quite beautiful time of year

Pizza oven and BBQ area

A dedicated BBQ area and wood fired pizza oven just next to our two lodges. When up to temperature the pizza oven can cook a thin pizza Italian style pizza in around 90 seconds!

The Old Barn

The Old Barn Cottage has now been completely refitted, complete with wood burning stone, underfloor heating and high quality contents

We are now entering a quieter time of year with less demand for short breaks. However, this means that we may have longer term availability for anyone temporarily working in the area, between houses or for whatever reason needing a base to stay for a few weeks or so. Contact us to discuss your requirements and we will see how we can help.

Located 1/4 mile away from the village of Summerbridge, which has many amenities such as general stores, a pub and cafe. The town of Pateley Bridge is about 4 miles away and offers many more shops and amenities such as a sports centre, museum and a theatre
Other local market towns and villages are close by, as well as the Yorkshire Dales National Park and many well-known places of interest.
Larger towns such as Harrogate, Ripon, Skipton and York are all easily accessible and offer additional attractions.
If you want to explore by foot, bike or car we are perfectly situated to take advantage of what the area offers.

In addition and available for all our guests

The lodges are built on a single level so are suitable for guests with limited mobility.
Free WiFi is available throughout Helme Pasture and our lodges
Sheltered and lockable cycle storage is available for up to 10 bikes, with rain water harvested bike washing facilities.
We are Pet Friendly and well behaved pets are welcome.
29 acres of natural woodland to explore, which is home to a variety of wildlife – what are you able to spot?

About us:

Helme Pasture has been owned and independently managed by the same family for over 60 years, with the move away from a rundown working farm to holiday accommodation taking place in the 1970’s.

Over this time the wood has grown from scrub with a rich history to mature, semi ancient woodland comprising of mainly Sessile Oak, Holly, Beech, Silver Birch and Ash. With this change, an abundance and variety of wildlife have chosen to make the woodland its home. If you look carefully, signs of ancient settlements can be seen where rocks have been arranged as part of small camps and enclosures.