Holly Bush Hill
UK England North East England North Yorkshire Settle Peaks and Pods
- Prime position at the edge of the site with spectacular Yorkshire views
- Private hot tub with jets and LED lights
- Toast marshmallows over an open fire or barbecue under the stars
The Owner Says
You'll be blown away with what's on offer at Holly Bush Hill – one of our premium Gold Top pods with its own private hot tub and egg swing seat.
This premium pod sleeps four in comfort.
Weekends: Friday to Monday (min three nights)
Midweek: Arrival days Mondays and Wednesdays (min two nights)
Midweek during Easter and summer holidays: Arrive Mondays (min four nights)
Here's what you'll find at Holly Bush Hill:
- Private hot tub with jets and LED lighting
- Bespoke wooden hot tub shelter with optional festoon lighting
- Cast iron fire bowl for use as a fire pit or barbecue with grill and poker – one trug of logs provided
- Ensuite shower room with enclosed shower, toilet, basin and heated towel rail
- Double bed with pocket-sprung mattress and luxury goose feather and down bedding
- Generous double sofa bed with bedding (when booked for more than two people)
- 1 towel pack (2x bath towels and 2x hand towels)
- Contemporary kitchenette with hob, hot running water, fridge (with ice box), microwave, kettle, toaster, Tassimo coffee machine
- Folding wooden table and four stowaway chairs
- Crockery, cutlery, glasses, plastic glasses, frying pan, saucepan, knives, bottle opener and corkscrew, tin opener, wooden spoon, spatulas, tongs, whisk, chopping boards, non-slip tray
- Free Wifi
- Smart TV with Netflix
- Eco-friendly cleaning products
- Heating, LED lighting, power and USB sockets, secure double glazing, blackout curtains and blind, smoke alarm
- Hair dryer
- Fly screen door
- Wooden deck with large private outdoor area to the side with privacy and wonderful views
- Outdoor dining table and chairs, parasol and base
- String chairs and two foldaway deck chairs
- Designated parking space
Holly Bush Hill at Peaks and Pods is the perfect pod to unwind and take a step back from every day life. Take in the stunning countryside views from your large, private flagged patio, hugged by a traditional dry stone wall.
Put your feet up with a cup of tea and a good book, keeping your eye peeled for local wildlife such as deer, hares and curlews. If you're ready to explore, you'll find something for everyone in our wonderful local area.
The Hub, just off the car park, is a unique social space for all our guests to enjoy at any time of day. Relax on the wooden swing seat, gather round the tractor-wheel fire pit or snuggle under a blanket to stargaze in our dark sky. With seating, lighting and heating, it's the perfect place to hang out, whatever the weather.
If you like to mooch, spend the day wandering our local market towns – Settle, Kirkby Lonsdale, Clitheroe or Skipton. If you love to explore the great outdoors, visit the stunning nearby village of Malham with its dramatic cove and tarn, the popular Ingleton Waterfalls Walk, or the river at Bolton Abbey.
We're spoilt for choice with cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways in our local area, all within a short drive from Peaks and Pods.
Peaks and Pods is the perfect place for cyclists, offering a bike store, bike repair stands, bike washing and laundry facilities. We'll even help you to plan the perfect day on two wheels with our selection of local routes.
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It's just five miles to Gisburn Forest, a Mecca for mountain bikers, perfect for an adrenaline-packed ride or a family-friendly pedal. Most trails start from Gisburn Forest Hub (01200 446747) with car park, toilets, picnic area and café. While you're there, a walk round the beautiful reservoir is a must. Excellent local market towns include Settle, Clitheroe, Skipton and Kirkby Lonsdale – all only a short journey away. Hop aboard a waggon on the Settle-Carlisle Railway (01729 825888) – England's most scenic train line is the claim – or take on the famous walking routes around Malham Cove and Tarn, where you can hop across the unique limestone rocks like a bug on giant puzzle pieces. The most hardy walkers can take on the Yorkshire Three Peaks (in a day) – Whernside, Ingleborough and Penyghent – enjoying Ribblehead Viaduct en route (a worthy landmark to walk to in itself).Food & Drink
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Getting There
From the north: From the M6 follow the A65 south, past Kirkby Lonsdale, towards Skipton for approx 16 miles. Travel down Settle bypass, past Giggleswick railway station and the Craven Arms, and take a right turn off the bypass towards Rathmell. Turn right up Hesley Lane and continue for just under 2 miles. It’s a single track road and it will take you up the hill towards Peaks and Pods. Keep to the left and at the top of the hill you will go over a cattle grid and see a wind turbine. Take the second track on your left.
From the south: From the A59 or the A56 (depending on the direction you are coming from) follow signs towards Wigglesworth. In Wigglesworth, at The Plough, turn towards Rathmell and Settle. In Rathmell, turn left up Hesley Lane, opposite the church, and continue for 2 miles up the hill, along a single track road. Keep to the left, then at the top of the hill go over a cattle grid and see a wind turbine. Take the 2nd entrance on your left signposted ‘Peaks and Pods’.
Peaks and Pods is not on a bus route and the nearest train stations are four or five miles away. It is possible to get to Peaks and Pods by taxi, but it can be expensive.
The nearest bus stops are at Rathmell and Tosside (1½ miles away), and the nearest train stations are at Giggleswick (4 miles) (0845 748 4950) and Settle (5 miles) (0845 748 4950).