Ellerbeck Lodge nestles in the Western Dales within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is situated less than two miles away from the village of Ingleton renowned for its four mile waterfalls walk and caves. Also in close proximity are the summits of the Three Peaks– Ingleborough, Whernside and Pen-y-ghent. From the Lodge there are commanding views of the Forest of Bowland over the county boundary into Lancashire.
Built in the 17th century, Ellerbeck Lodge is run by Colin Elsdon and Andy Mitton, who take a pride in offering personal attention and the warmest hospitality to their guests. Local knowledge is freely available.
The Lodge is centrally heated and double glazed throughout supported by coal/log fires on the ground floor.
Outside there is a secluded cottage garden with seats and guests are more than welcome to use it when the weather is suitable.
Accommodation is offered in one double and one twin bedroom, sharing a bathroom exclusively for guests' use. Prices for bed and breakfast are currently £30 per person per night, with no single person supplements.
