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Get the group together for a memorable experience in this converted barn which lies in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.
Town Head Barn is a converted barn, located in Upper Wharfedale in the small village of Buckden. The large property comfortably sleeps 13 guests and is comprised of a living room/dining room, well-equipped kitchen, a single room and a bunkroom on the first floor and two bunkrooms and a bathroom on the ground floor.
The ideal holiday spot for outdoor enthusiasts, keen walkers, cyclists and families alike, Town Head Barn is perfectly placed for exploring the magnificent Yorkshire Dales National Park.
The more ambitious in the group might consider scaling the 702m high Buckden Pike, just around the corner from the property.
Entrance hall, 2x dormitories sleeping four (2x bunkbeds) and a bathroom (with shower over the bath and a toilet).
First floor
Living/dining area with open fire, small but well equipped kitchen, one single bedroom (with ensuite shower room) and a dormitory sleeping four people (2x bunkbeds and adjoining shower room).
Notes for guests
Access: This access statement is for guidance only. For up to date photos please see the images in the main website page.
Heating: Electric heating throughout and an open fire in the living room.
Bedding/linen: One pillow, pillow protector and mattress protector are provided per person. Please bring a sleeping bag/duvet/towels and pillow case for each person.
Parking: There are two parking spaces outside the front door and further car parking in the National Park car park in the village which is pay and display.
Garden: The bunkhouse does not have its own garden, however there is a National Trust picnic area with a built in barbecue just 100m away.
Hazards: There are some low beams in the living room and the bunkhouse is near the road.
We've got bothies and bunkhouses in spectacular locations and within easy reach of national parks, beautiful countryside, unspoilt coastlines and landscape parks.