Peaks and Pods
Type:Self-Catering
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136 reviewsThe owners Joanne and John have opened up a corner of their dairy farm between the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland. Three generations of their family live and work on the farm and they have put their hearts and souls into creating a bespoke, luxury glamping experience for their outdoor-loving guests.
The luxury pods are specially designed to be used all year round, with heating, insulation, double-glazing and indoor cooking. You will never feel the cold or experience broken tent poles and soggy sleeping bags. This is glamping at its best. Sit back and toast marshmallows over the cast iron fire pit on your patio – kiln dried logs are included. At Peaks and Pods, they welcome families, couples, friends, cyclists, walkers, countryside lovers and outdoor enthusiasts who want to experience an exciting new place to stay and the five pods each sleep four comfortably. Pods are kitted out with private shower rooms, fully equipped kitchenettes with hob and microwave, pocket-sprung double beds, bedding, towels, memory-foam sofa beds, folding tables and chairs, decked areas, private outdoor spaces, fire bowls (for fire pits and barbecues) and outdoor dining tables. You can even opt for your own private luxury hot tub at four of the five pods, complete with jets and feature lights.
Visiting cyclists will find first-class facilities for washing, repairing, and securely storing their bikes on-site. Guests can even cook fresh pizzas in the stunning wood-fired oven (available to hire). There's also a Little Laundry where guests can wash, dry and iron their clothes. Guests can also relax in the superb social area at The Hub, with tables, chairs, swing seat, festoon lights and feature lighting, infrared heaters and tractor-wheel fire pit. Peaks and Pods is a proud Gold Green Tourism member and works hard to be sustainable. Electricity is provided by a wind turbine and solar panels on the farm. Guests are encouraged to recycle, and environmentally friendly cleaning products are provided in each pod. Air source heat pumps power the hot tubs at the Gold Top pods. Peaks and Pods is a 'Dark Sky Friendly Business', awarded by the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which means they're committed to reduce light pollution and promote stargazing to guests. The site is on the edge of Gisburn Forest, part of which has been granted official status as a Dark Sky Discovery Site. Telescopes at the ready.
John and Joanne believe that it is important that guests can tailor-make their own experience, adding as many or as few extras as they want. Extra choices allow every stay to be totally bespoke and they look forward to welcoming you to their special rural retreat.
Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
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Holly Bush Hill/Corn Bents - Hot Tub & Ensuite Shower | from £160.00 to £180.00 per unit pn |
The Folds - Ensuite Shower | from £120.00 to £130.00 per unit pn |
Two Acre Bit/Buckhaw Brow - Hot Tubs & Ensuite Shower | from £145.00 to £160.00 per unit pn |
*Based on 2 sharing.
Additional adults £25 p/n. Additional children £15 p/n (includes extra bedding).
Open New Year |
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Open (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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Open (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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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 two 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 two 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’.
The nearest bus stops are at Rathmell and Tosside (both 1½ miles in either direction), and the nearest railway stations are at Giggleswick (4 miles) (0845 748 4950) and Settle (5 miles) (0845 748 4950).
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