Stayed one night during the Pennine Way. It's a short distance uphill off the path, just past the youth hostel. I had some difficulty finding the door and walked through a pen with a young calf in it - the adventure began! Another guest found her way in around the back of the house - apparently there's no "right" way... More

The reception from Emma and Michael is as warm as the open fire in their lounge. A good home cooked breakast starts the day and prepares you for adventures such as High Force, Cow Green reservoir and the many circular walks you can choose from, created by a landscape built by time itself. Finally come home to rest those tired... More

Stayed one night in Aug after completing first stage of Teesdale Way. Emma and Michael were very welcoming and insisted that we made ourselves at home and helped ourselves to all the tea/ coffee we wanted. In such an isolated place the offer of an evening meal and packed lunch was both excellent and essential. A good all round experience.... More

The couple running this farm are truly wonderful. The rooms are big and the beds really comfortable. The bathroom and shower room are downstairs and there are two loos, but only one washbasin. I advise anyone without a car to book a meal there. The cooking is good, and the pub a fair distance away!

Spent just one night here, the owners are very friendly and family-oriented. They took the time to show us round the animals they had (lambs, chickens, cows, pigs, geese and even peacocks!) both in the evening and in the morning, which the kids loved, it was a real education for them given that they are city dwellers! The buildings are... More

We stayed here whilst walking the Pennine Way and although it's a little way off the route is well worth it. We were made very welcome-tea and coffee available whenever we wanted and shown to a lovely quiet room. It is a working farm and lambs,calves and chicks were all appearing during our short stay-we could hear the chicks cheeping... More