Askrigg is a charming village in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. The village is ideally placed for walking and has 3 pubs, an excellent cafe, a craft shop, a newsagents/village store and also a small brewery.

Askrigg is in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is an excellent base for walking, cycling, horse riding and scenic drives. The Yorkshire Three Peaks (Ingleborough, Whernside and Pen-y-Ghent) are all within a 45 minute drive. The stunning scenery of Malham and the atmospheric Fountains Abbey (National Trust) are both around an hour away.

Fancy something different? Spend an afternoon walking Mr Darcy (or his pals) with Jackie, experienced alpaca handler at Alpaca Ambles , a really memorable experience!

Askrigg Pubs

The Crown Inn - ('top pub') a friendly and welcoming family run pub, offering a range of fine cask ales and excellent home cooked food using locally sourced produce.

Middle House - ('middle pub') under new ownership, we haven't been yet but we're seeing some great reviews!

The Kings Arms - ('bottom pub') originally styled bar with restaurant offering excellent food, a selection of beers from the local village brewery, a comprehensive wine list, and an extensive range of gins sourced from the Yorkshire Dales.

Askrigg Shops

Heather & Grouse - arts and crafts shopis run by a group of crafters, makers and artists based in the Yorkshire Dales, who have come together to run a not-for-profit cooperative shop.

Askrigg Coffee Shops

The Bake-Well -  Fab food and friendly service in this small but delightful cafe, offering soups, sandwiches, quiches and other savoury bakes, delicious cakes and scones as well as a range of hot and cold drinks. Home made ready meals to take away are also available.

Askrigg Supermarket

Sykes House - possibly the smallest supermarket you will ever visit, in its small space it stocks over 400 product ranges.