Discover Skelmanthorpe
Skelmanthorpe is a village located in West Yorkshire, England, governed by Kirklees Council. With a population of around 5,000, it is part of the Metropolitan Borough of Kirklees. Known for its historical textile industry, the village is surrounded by scenic countryside, offering insights into its rich industrial past.
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Stay in Skelmanthorpe
The Rooms at the Nook
Ford Cottage
Three Acres Inn and Restaurant
Crow Hill Country House Estate
6 Bedroom Villa in Barnsley Centre
Upper Midgley Farm B&B
Things to Do in Skelmanthorpe
Oakwell Hall Country Park
Oakwell Hall Country Park in Birstall offers ample free parking, making it a convenient choice for visitors. The park is a perfect spot for nature walks, with easy-to-follow paths and informative boards about the local history and fauna. It's an ideal location for those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of Yorkshire.
Watermeadows Park
Watermeadows Park in Penistone offers a tranquil escape with scenic viaduct views and rich biodiversity.
Trans pennine trail
Explore the Trans Pennine Trail, an easy, flat, and comfortable route perfect for walking, cycling, and family adventures.
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Food & Drink
Home World Buffet
Discover Home World Buffet in Huddersfield, offering a fantastic array of international cuisines and great value in a welcoming atmosphere.
The Butchers Arms Hepworth
The ArtHouse Cafe
Experience Penistone's warm hospitality and delicious, traditional cafe delights at The ArtHouse Cafe.
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Geographic Facts
- Population
- 4,549
- Administrative area
- Denby Dale
Data sourced from Wikidata and verified public records
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