Holiday Log Cabins in York

York Log Cabins

York

Whitehedge

Ref: S777710

The pretty little market town of Pocklington nestles at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds in the Vale of York. It is perhaps best known for Burnby Hall Gardens - 8 acres of gloriously beautiful gardens with two large lakes which are home to the...

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£67

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York

Mayfield

Ref: S777703

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£66

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York

Penny

Ref: S777708

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£67

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York

3 Valley View Lodges

Ref: S371704

Reviews 27

Helmsley is a town, on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, with a market square, shops, an arts centre showing films and plays, and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool. Helmsley has a 12th century castle, with English Heritage’s Rievaulx...

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£61

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York

Gardener's Lodge

Ref: S243164

Reviews 38

Huby lies in North Yorkshire, just under twenty miles from the historic city of York, this small village is home to a selection of amenities. Purchase ingredients for a home-cooked meal from the local shop, or dine out in the pub or local Chinese...

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£115

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York

Stormont Hut

Ref: S777711

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£67

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LateRooms.com

York

Acorn Glade Glamping

Ref: S359399

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£119

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LateRooms.com

York

The Paddock Glamping

Ref: S1034699

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£135

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LateRooms.com

York

Freespirit Glamping

Ref: S915454

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£123

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What our customers say about their holidays

Craig - Verified booking

Spotlessly clean, very well equipped, very comfortable beds / sofa, and in a nice tasteful and modern decor.

We had no need to meet with the owner, but communications with them via txt message were very helpful and very prompt. Should we have had any issues, i have no doubt they'd have been dealt with quickly. Situated on a quiet row of cabins, on the outer southern edge of Nawton, we found the cabin a great place for a break. Great views to the south over the fields. It was chosen for being more or less central to everywhere we had intended to visit - National Bird of Prey Centre, York, Lightwater Valley / Flamingo Land, Whitby, Scarborough, York Outlets, Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington etc. Everything within an hours drive, mainly on lovely country roads, the route past Castle Howard being particularly fun to drive along, and the drive over the moors to Whitby being very picturesque. Well equipped cabin with dishwasher, toaster, microwave, double oven / grill with hob, tall fridge freezer (lots of space in both - should you need freeze anything), shower, toilet (obviously!), 2 very comfortable double beds, smart TV (remember to log out of Netflix etc before you leave!), excellent wifi coverage as well - which can be a deal breaker for a lot of people (ourselves included) these days, so worthy of a mention. I sat outside on the decking watching MOTD whilst doing some star photography, with no loss of signal. It's more or less in "dark sky" country, which is great, assuming the weather stays clear. Very comfy sofa and swivel chair. Breakfast bar with stools and large patio table / chairs outside should you wish to dine out there, which we did a couple of times. Towels and bedding are provided, but if you need larger towels for a trip to the sea, or the nearby outdoor pool in Helmsley you'll need bring your own. Speaking of the outdoor pool - it's very popular and you'll need book well in advance - we left it too late and didn't get a slot - you'll need book online. Plenty space to park - enough room for 2 cars if needed, one either side of the cabin. There's a Co-Op in Helmsley, and another larger one in Kirkbymoorside, and an Lidl in Pickering. In Nawton we tried the Fusion Spice Indian restaurant which was excellent, and we had wanted to try the Fish & Chip shop but that was cash only, so we had to change our plans. There's a good play area next to the cricket ground right at the end of the street you turn into, should you have children - swings, assault course thing, zip wire etc - the usual things. They were playing cricket there early evening the 3 times we visited as well, should that be of interest. Welcome pack left out for us with sausage / bacon & eggs, chocolate cake, bottle of wine and soft drink for our daughter and some cartridges for the Nespresso machine. Enough to get you started, and a lovely gesture. Bird feeder on the decking is fun to watch whilst having breakfast. Overall a great cabin, in a great very quiet central (for us!) location. Would hope to visit again. Many thanks.

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Vanessa - Verified booking

We had a wonderful stay at the lodge.

Alison & Chris we're just such terrific hosts, they were so welcoming and thoughtful. The little touches were very appreciated such as a bottle of wine, eggs, marshmallows and skewers for the firepit which they also provided all the wood and tools for. They even took our daughter off to meet their chickens and collect eggs which was a wonderful experience for her. They were also so helpful providing us with information on where to eat and visit. The lodge is set in a beautiful spot, the location is perfect, providing easy access to York, Easingwold and Thirsk. The lodge itself was immaculate and the facilities were excellent, so much thought has been put into ensuring you have everything you need throughout your stay. The style and quality of the decor was also super. We had such a lovely week and will definitely return, thank you Alison & Chris, we hope to see you again x

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Emmanuel - Verified booking

Gardener's Lodge is so beautifully presented whilst also being very comfortable with a homely feel.

It has a lovely feel throughout, most importantly the beds are extremely comfy and so sleeping is made easy from day 1. A lot of lodges can be just ok inside and out but Gardener's Lodge has a very luxurious feel. It is a lovely place to relax and unwind whilst also feeling a part of nature. We have visited twice in the space of 3 months as it is just so lovely, along with Chris & Alison who always give us such a warm welcome. Our 3 year old is now getting used to eggs from their very own chickens. Their lovely gestures really gives that added touch to the stay. Lovely place for both friends to enjoy and small families. It has all you need and more. Be prepared for a lovely time. We hope to be back here again next year. Thanks again. Adele, Emmanuel, Isabelle (3 yrs) & Grace (9mnths)

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Paula - Verified booking

Gardener's Lodge is an ideal base for visiting north Yorkshire.

We had a lovely welcome from Chris & Alison with the unexpected bonus of some milk and eggs, with the offer of more eggs should we want any - the hens were laying well that week! The lodge itself is comfortable and stylish with all the necessities for a stay. Situated about half way north of York and south of Thirsk. The P&R for York is a few miles down the road and it takes under an hour and half to access the east coastal side. We also visited the Dales, all of which are within comfortable reach of the lodge. I would recommend the lodge to anyone looking to visit Yorkshire. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would return. Thank you.

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Peter - Verified booking

Owl Lodge is in a wonderful location.

Fabulous views and ideal for lots of attractions. It is spotlessly clean, very well equipped and there's lots of very thoughtful extras. The Welcome pack was a lovely treat. We were a little surprised how compact the Lodge is on first appearance, but the clever use of space allowed all necessary storage etc. We did find the sofa uncomfortably low, but that's probably an age thing! The local pub, The Rose and Crown is friendly with good food and beer. We visited the steam railway in Pickering, which was an excellent day out. We had a lovely few days in Owl Lodge, and would return.

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Things to do near York

National Railway Museum

Railway museum in York. Home to iconic locomotives and an unrivalled collection of engineering brilliance from the past, present and future innovation of railways. Cafe and gift shop.

York Art Gallery

York art gallery with a busy programme of exhibitions as well as its collection of fine paintings and ceramics. See Dutch Masters, Lowry and Hockney works.

Yorkshire Museum

The Yorkshire Museum has been exhibiting collections for close to 200 years and is one of the earliest purpose-built museums in the country. The Museum houses five galleries showcasing fascinating archaeological treasures and many rare animals, birds and fossils in themed displays.

Burnbyhall Gardens and Museum

Stunning gardens in Pocklington on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds with two lakes featuring over 100 varieties of water lily. Victorian and Secret garden. Cafe & open air events.

Yorkshire Air Museum

One of the largest aviation museums, Yorkshire Air Museum is located on the site of a former RAF airfield and has the longest runway in the North East of England. There are a large number of exhibits displaying the history of aviation including artefacts, maps, books, uniforms of national importance and of course, planes. Well behaved dogs are welcome so they needn't miss out on exploring with you. Please note, dogs aren't allowed in the cafe.

York Castle Museum

Museum of everyday life showing how people used to live with recreated Victorian streets & prison cells. A fantastic day out for the family. Disabled access and parking.

JORVIK Viking Centre

Get face to face with the Vikings at York's top family attraction. Annual Viking festival, permanent exhibits, events and hands-on workshops. Gift shop.

York Museum Gardens

Gardens dating back to the 1830s and home to a variety of trees, plant species and wildlife with mediaeval ruins as a backdrop. Free entry. Dogs are allowed in the Museum Gardens, but must be kept on a lead.

Nunnington Hall

Elegant 17th century manor house from the stylish oak-panelled hall to the haunted room and attics. Free parking, pet friendly, groups welcome, National Trust.

Shambles

One of York's most famous landmarks, Shambles is one of England's best preserved mediaeval shopping streets. It is believed to have been the inspiration behind Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter books. There's plenty of curiosities to keep the whole family entertained and many dog friendly pubs and accomodation.

Frequent questions

Is York worth visiting?

Yes, York is definitely worth visiting. With its rich history dating back to Roman times, its stunning medieval architecture, and its charming narrow streets, the city offers a unique blend of heritage, culture, and ambiance. Key attractions like York Minster, the Shambles, and the Jorvik Viking Centre make it a captivating destination for travellers.

How many days is enough for York?

Spending 2 to 3 days in York is generally sufficient to explore its main attractions and immerse yourself in its historical and cultural offerings. This timeframe allows you to visit iconic sites such as York Minster, the medieval streets, the National Railway Museum, and take leisurely strolls along the city walls, ensuring a well-rounded experience in the city.

Is York a nice city break?

Yes, York makes for an excellent city break destination. Its combination of historical significance, charming atmosphere, and diverse attractions make it an ideal spot for a short getaway. Whether you're interested in exploring ancient architecture, wandering through quaint streets, or delving into the city's rich history, York offers a rewarding and enjoyable city break experience.

Is York a walkable city?

Yes, York is a highly walkable city. Most of its major attractions, including the historic centre, museums, and landmarks, are conveniently located within close proximity of each other. Exploring on foot allows you to fully appreciate the city's character and history, making it an enjoyable and convenient way to get around.

Holiday Log Cabins in York

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York Log Cabins

York

Whitehedge

Ref: S777710

York

Mayfield

Ref: S777703

York

Penny

Ref: S777708

York

3 Valley View Lodges

Ref: S371704

Reviews 27

York

Gardener's Lodge

Ref: S243164

Reviews 38

York

Stormont Hut

Ref: S777711

York

Acorn Glade Glamping

Ref: S359399

York

The Paddock Glamping

Ref: S1034699

York

Freespirit Glamping

Ref: S915454

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