Our visionExplore Kelbrook – A Hidden Gem in the Heart of England!
Nestled on the borders of Lancashire, North Yorkshire, and West Yorkshire, Kelbrook is a charming village with a population of just over 1,000. It offers visitors the best of both worlds – unspoiled countryside just minutes away and bustling towns with excellent transport links.
Kelbrook Unveiled: Must-See Gems and Hidden Treasures Await!
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The Craven Heifer, a contemporary gastro pub in the village centre – only 2 minutes walk from Ewe Time.
The Stone Trough Inn, a short 10 minute walk away
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🌳 Outdoor Fun: Explore our playpark and enjoy a larger one in the neighbouring village of Sough. It features a football pitch, skate ramps, a bowling green, and free tennis courts.
🎯Clay Pigeon Shooting: For those seeking adventure, the Kelbrook Lodge Shooting School offers a fantastic day out.
🎨 Art and Souvenirs: Discover Kelbrook Pottery and the Studio 22b art gallery at Soughbridge Mill. Find a unique souvenir to take home!
🏙️ Nearby Attractions: Explore the exciting attractions in our neighbouring towns. There’s something for everyone!
☔ Rainy Day Activities: In case the English weather takes a turn, we’ve got you covered with indoor activities for children. Check them out below!
Our lovely village offers visitors the best of both worlds. Within a few minutes’ stroll you can be surrounded by miles of unspoilt countryside, yet in the other direction are bustling towns and great transport links to the rest of the region.
Plan your visit to Kelbrook and experience the best of village life. We can’t wait to welcome you!
Rainy Day Inspiration
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Explore Skipton: “The Gateway to the Dales”
Welcome to Skipton, a historic market town with a rich heritage! Skipton is famed as “The Gateway to the Dales” and boasts the impressive Skipton Castle, a medieval fortress that has stood the test of time for 900 years.
🛍️ Market Delights:
Don’t miss the vibrant market right on the High Street, held on the charming cobbled “setts.” You can explore it on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
🚤 Canal Cruises:
Experience the beauty of Skipton from a different angle with a leisurely cruise on the Leeds-Liverpool canal.
🌳 Parks and Leisure:
For outdoor enthusiasts, Skipton offers Aireville Park and the Craven Leisure Centre. Enjoy a swimming pool, a 14-hole pitch-and-putt course, a thrilling zipwire, wheel-park (skateboarding, BMX, rollerblading), the Raven Tree Top Adventure, a playpark, and a multi-use games area.
🛒 Shopping and Essentials:
Skipton is home to all major banks, high street chain stores, and convenient supermarkets, including Marks and Spencer Food, Morrison’s, Tesco, and Aldi.
🍻 Nightlife:
When the sun goes down, Skipton comes alive with a variety of traditional pubs, trendy gin bars, and the vibrant Kooky nightclub. Entertainment lovers will appreciate the three theaters – the Mart Theatre (which doubles as a cattle market during the day!), the Little Theatre, and an additional venue at the Town Hall.
Explore Barnoldswick and its Neighbours!
Just up the road from us lies the picturesque historic mill town of Barnoldswick. This charming town offers a regular market and is a haven for boutique shops, cafés, restaurants, and pubs. Barnoldswick proudly houses the renowned Rolls-Royce aircraft engine factory and serves as the headquarters for Silentnight beds.
🛒 Shopping and Essentials:
You’ll find convenience with two supermarkets, a Co-op, and an Aldi. Barnoldswick also boasts two beautiful parks, Victory Park and Letcliffe Country Park, perfect for a leisurely stroll.
🏖️ Barlick Beach:
Every August, the town transforms with the arrival of Barlick Beach, bringing seaside vibes to this landlocked gem.
🏊♂️ Recreation and History:
Explore West Craven Swimming Pool and Sports Centre, visit the intriguing Bancroft Mill Museum with its working steam engine, or climb to the heights of Weets Hill (1,302ft). Savor Italian delights at Mario’s Restaurant, or embark on a culinary journey at Greenberfield Locks, the highest point on the Leeds-Liverpool Canal.
🌆 Neighbouring Earby (1.5 miles north):
Discover the nearby town of Earby, boasting a Post Office, Co-op Mini Market with an ATM cashpoint, and tempting Indian and Cantonese cuisine at Madras and Jade Palace.
🌳 Salterforth (1 mile west):
Salterforth offers a charming playground with a sandpit, an inviting playing field, the historic Anchor Inn (dating back to 1655 and featuring stalactites and stalagmites in the cellar!), and delightful walks along the picturesque Leeds-Liverpool Canal.
🌄 Foulridge (2 miles south):
Lastly, venture to Foulridge, just 2 miles to the south, and uncover more hidden treasures.
Explore the beauty and diversity of our local area. Kelbrook and its neighbouring towns have something for everyone to enjoy!
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