OUR STORY
We came to the Yorkshire Dales in 2017 with the idea of creating a glamping site, having lived and worked around London for the past 20 years. With much work and imagination we finally have our planning permission, work is progressing and we open 24th May 2019.
Over the last year we have been welcoming visitors to stay at our holiday cottage on the farm West Shaw Cote Cottage, we've learned how to look after pigs and chickens, dug ourselves out when 'the beast from the east ' struck, raised a new born lamb by the aga and hatched chicks. All in all its been quite a journey and we're now looking forward to welcoming our first Glamping guests
OUR STORY
We came to the Yorkshire Dales in 2017 with the idea of creating a glamping site, having lived and worked around London for the past 20 years. With much work and imagination we finally have our planning permission, work is progressing and we open 24th May 2019.
Over the last year we have been welcoming visitors to stay at our holiday cottage on the farm West Shaw Cote Cottage, we've learned how to look after pigs and chickens, dug ourselves out when 'the beast from the east ' struck, raised a new born lamb by the aga and hatched chicks. All in all its been quite a journey and we're now looking forward to welcoming our first Glamping guests
OUR STORY
We came to the Yorkshire Dales in 2017 with the idea of creating a glamping site, having lived and worked around London for the past 20 years. With much work and imagination we finally have our planning permission, work is progressing and we open 24th May 2019.
Over the last year we have been welcoming visitors to stay at our holiday cottage on the farm West Shaw Cote Cottage, we've learned how to look after pigs and chickens, dug ourselves out when 'the beast from the east ' struck, raised a new born lamb by the aga and hatched chicks. All in all its been quite a journey and we're now looking forward to welcoming our first Glamping guests
OUR STORY
We came to the Yorkshire Dales in 2017 with the idea of creating a glamping site, having lived and worked around London for the past 20 years. With much work and imagination we finally have our planning permission, work is progressing and we open 24th May 2019.
Over the last year we have been welcoming visitors to stay at our holiday cottage on the farm West Shaw Cote Cottage, we've learned how to look after pigs and chickens, dug ourselves out when 'the beast from the east ' struck, raised a new born lamb by the aga and hatched chicks. All in all its been quite a journey and we're now looking forward to welcoming our first Glamping guests
OUR STORY
We came to the Yorkshire Dales in 2017 with the idea of creating a glamping site, having lived and worked around London for the past 20 years. With much work and imagination we finally have our planning permission, work is progressing and we open 24th May 2019.
Over the last year we have been welcoming visitors to stay at our holiday cottage on the farm West Shaw Cote Cottage, we've learned how to look after pigs and chickens, dug ourselves out when 'the beast from the east ' struck, raised a new born lamb by the aga and hatched chicks. All in all its been quite a journey and we're now looking forward to welcoming our first Glamping guests
+44 1969 650932
activities
Set in Upper Wenesleydale, between the market town of Hawes and the Heritage Village of Askrigg , Cherish Yurts are an ideal base from which to explore the National Park and all that it has to offer.
Here are some activities that can be planned in advance to make the most of your stay .
Low Mill outdoor centre is just a couple of miles from Cherish Glamping or the edge of Askrigg Village. They offer adventurous outdoor sessions for groups and individuals off all ages and abilities.
They are recognised as a quality outdoor education provider with numerous accreditations. Bespoke sessions can be tailored to your specific needs for team building, personal development, building resilience, robustness and of course having a great time .
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They can offer half day experiences in the following activities
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Abseiling
Canoeing
Gorge walking
Caving
Archery
Canyoning
Fell walking
Zip wire
Kayaking
Raft Building
Rock Climbing
Click on the picture above to visit their website for more information
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Alternatively for an administration fee let us know what you'd like to try and we will endeavour to arrange it for you.
During school holidays they offer taster days for children what this space and we'll include the details as soon as we have them
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Caving
semerwater Alpaca Ambles
Semerwater Alpaca Ambles is a brand new venture in Raydaleside. There are 5 walking Alpacas varying in age. The Alpacas are rotated so the walks will consist of either 2 or 3 animals.
1 or 2 people can walk with an Alpaca. The walks are not suitable for children under the age of 8. Children between 8 and 16 must share an Alpaca with an adult.
Due to the hilly and uneven terrain walks are not suitable for people with walking/mobility issues.
The route does vary depending on the farming calender but each walk will include a snack time (for the Alpacas) and plenty of photo opportunities.
The time it takes to do the walk varies as everything is done at Alpaca pace.
For animal welfare/health and safety reasons the walks are weather dependant and may have to be cancelled/rearranged in poor weather or extreme heat.
Most importantly expect the unexpected and bring a camera and a good sense of humour.
Booking is essential.
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for contact details please click on the picture above to view their facebook page
