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Scenic view of Garsdale in the Yorkshire Dales

Garsdale Cottages

A cooperative of holiday cottages near Sedbergh in Garsdale - book directly with property owners for better prices and personal service

Two charming holiday cottages near Sedbergh, in Garsdale, Yorkshire Dales

  • Roger Pot

    A three bedroom property ideal for families

  • The Old Cart House

    A cosy one-bedroom cottage perfect for couples and small families

  • Better Prices

    No agency fees or booking commissions - you pay less, we receive more. Everyone wins.

  • Personal Service

    Deal directly with the cottage owners who know their properties inside out.

  • Local Knowledge

    Get insider tips on walks, pubs, hidden gems and the best the Yorkshire Dales has to offer.

  • No Middlemen

    Book with confidence directly through us - straightforward, simple, personal.

Why Garsdale?

Escape to the remote beauty of the Yorkshire Dales

  • Peace & Tranquillity

    Remote Yorkshire Dales location, far from the crowds - just you, the hills and the sky.

  • Wildlife

    Red squirrels, upland birds, roe deer and more in this unspoilt corner of England.

  • Walking Paradise

    Howgill Fells, Dales Way, Pennine Bridleway - miles of spectacular walks from the doorstep.

  • Settle-Carlisle Railway

    One of England's most scenic railways, with Garsdale station just minutes away.

Explore the Area

Discover what makes Garsdale and the Yorkshire Dales so special

  • Things To Do

    Walking, wildlife watching, visiting market towns, rainy day activities and family adventures.

  • About Garsdale

    A quiet valley in the Yorkshire Dales - discover the history, wildlife and beauty of the dale.

  • Walks

    From gentle strolls to challenging fell walks - routes for all abilities from your doorstep.

  • Wildlife in Garsdale

    Red squirrels, otters, brown hares, upland birds, wildflowers and dark skies for stargazing.

  • Red Squirrels

    One of England's most important areas for the native red squirrel - where to see them and how they are protected.

  • Bird Watching

    Spot curlews, owls, kingfishers and over 50 species of birds from your doorstep.

  • Garsdale Station

    Garsdale station on the Settle-Carlisle railway, with its signal box, Ruswarp statue and Dandrymire Viaduct.

  • Ruswarp and the Settle-Carlisle

    The story of Ruswarp the Border Collie, whose loyalty helped save the Settle-Carlisle railway from closure.

  • History of Garsdale

    From Viking settlement and medieval monasteries to the Settle-Carlisle railway and the Great Flood of 1889.

  • Eating and Drinking

    Pubs, restaurants and local food near Garsdale, including the Moorcock Inn, the Green Dragon and Wensleydale cheese.

  • Farming in Garsdale

    Swaledale sheep, the farming year, and what to expect when staying in a working agricultural dale.

  • Caves and Geology

    Caves, waterfalls and geological wonders near Garsdale, including the Dent Fault, White Scar Cave and Cotterdale Force.

  • The Sedgwick Geological Trail

    A walking trail following the Dent Fault along the River Clough, named after geologist Adam Sedgwick.

  • Grisedale: The Dale That Died

    The neighbouring valley to Garsdale, known as The Dale That Died, with walking routes, wildlife and local history.

  • Garsdale Dialect

    Traditional Garsdale dialect words rooted in Old Norse, and the story of heeafed sheep in the Yorkshire Dales.

  • Churches and Chapels

    From St John the Baptist to Quaker meeting houses and three Methodist chapels - the religious heritage of Garsdale.

  • Village Hall and Community

    Community life in Garsdale, including the village hall, annual events, parish council and how visitors can get involved.