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The Devonshire Fell Hotel at Burnsall

An Edwardian Hotel situated in the lovely village of Burnsall in Skipton, with superb views over the River Wharfe.

Langcliffe Caravan Park

Near to the Yorkshire Dales town of Settle is Langcliffe Camping and caravan site with disabled facilities.

Catgill Farm Camping

Disabled facilities, dog friendly, onsite shop and a natural play area for the children.

Malham Visitor Centre

The visitor centre is a great place for finding out more about the local area.

A stile free circular walk around Malham Tarn

This is an easy circular route on unmade tracks and quiet country roads.

The Forbidden Corner

Tunnels, chambers, follies and surprises are waiting to be found at The Forbidden Corner.

Settle Carlisle Railway

See the Yorkshire Dales from the train window on the Settle Carlisle Railway which is said to be the prettiest train journey in England. The train operating company, Northern, is committed to making their services as accessible and easy to use as possible. The Settle-Carlisle RailwayDevelopment Company Limited,Town Hall, Market Place,Settle,North Yorkshire.BD24 9EJ

Watershed Mill, Settle

The Watershed Mill near Settle is a retail shop and cafe, which is wheelchair accessible.

Country Harvest Ingleton

Wheelchair accessible Country Harvest on the A65 near Ingleton is a great stop for a bite to eat and a wander around the farm and gift shop.

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Ingleborough Cave

Enjoy an underground experience at the wheelchair accessible Ingleborough Cave.

Wensleydale Creamery, Hawes

The Wensleydale Creamery, Hawes is home to the famous crumbly Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese. The visitor centre, shop and cafe are wheelchair accessible.Wensleydale Creamery Gayle Lane, HawesWensleydale North Yorkshire DL8 3RNT: 01969 667664General Enquiries: creamery@wensleydale.co.ukwebsite: https://www.wensleydale.co.uk/