Yorkshire Team
Inspiration • February 16th, 2026
|It’s that time of year again. The days are getting a smidge longer, daffodils are starting to peek out, and there’s a definite feeling of spring in the air. That can only mean one thing: the Easter holidays are just around the corner. It's the perfect excuse to pack a bag, escape the routine, and make some memories.
And where better to do that than in the stunning landscapes of Yorkshire? Whether it’s a big family get-together or a quiet escape for two, finding the right spot is key. Yorkshire Hideaways has a collection of hand-picked properties that are perfect for a spring break, offering a proper escape with all the comforts of home, and then some.

Escape to the country this Easter
There’s something special about Yorkshire in the spring. Lambs are bouncing about in the fields, and the rolling green hills look fresher than ever. It’s the ideal backdrop for a well-deserved break. The choice of places to stay ranges from cosy, romantic countryside cottages, perfect for shutting the world out for a few days, to spacious and stylish family homes.
These larger spots are brilliant for getting everyone together under one roof, with plenty of room for socialising and making a happy racket. Many of these properties boast breathtaking panoramic views that you could stare at all day. And because a getaway isn’t complete without the whole family, a huge number of retreats are proudly dog-friendly, meaning the four-legged members of the clan can come along for the adventure, too. After all, they deserve a holiday as well.
Meet some fantastic Yorkshire hideaways
Finding the perfect basecamp is all part of the fun. There's a huge variety of properties available, each with its own unique character. From converted farmhouses that sleep a crowd to charming cottages perfect for a couple, there’s a spot to suit every kind of trip. Here are just a few examples of what's on offer for an Easter escape.
The Farmhouse, Skipton
For a big group getaway, The Farmhouse near Skipton is a fantastic choice. This beautifully converted farmhouse, located in the gorgeous Yorkshire Dales, sleeps up to ten people and welcomes two dogs. It’s designed for socialising, with stylish living spaces where everyone can gather. There’s even a cool feature bunk room with beams that kids (and big kids) will love. It’s surrounded by peaceful countryside, offering a real sense of escape, but the fun doesn’t stop there. Guests also get access to a local award-winning wellness centre, adding a touch of luxury to the rustic charm. It’s the kind of place where big family memories are made.
Saxon House, Harome
Located near the lovely market town of Helmsley, Saxon House is a brilliant blend of traditional and modern. It sleeps nine and is happy to host two dogs. Inside, the interiors are elegant and comfortable, with a wood-burning stove making the living area the perfect spot to get cosy after a day of exploring. What makes this place extra special is the well-equipped self-contained annexe, which is ideal if part of the group wants a little extra privacy. The house is perfectly set up for socialising, and the surrounding villages offer plenty to see and do. Plus, there's acclaimed dining nearby for a special holiday treat.

Lyncot, West Witton
If you're looking for a smaller, more intimate retreat, Lyncot in Wensleydale is an absolute gem. Sleeping three (and two dogs), this cottage is deep in the scenic Yorkshire Dales. The interiors are designed for relaxation, with a sitting room featuring a classic wood-burning stove and the added luxury of underfloor heating. Outside, a raised patio offers stunning views – just the spot for a morning cuppa or an evening glass of wine. It’s also just a short stroll from the local pub and shop, and with scenic walks right from the doorstep, it’s a walker’s paradise.
Eldred Cottage, Middleham
For those who love a bit of history, Eldred Cottage in Middleham is a dream. This attractive Grade II-listed cottage sleeps five and also welcomes two dogs. Spread over three floors, it offers modern, sophisticated living within a historic building. A secluded courtyard provides a private space for al fresco dining on a sunny spring day. Its location is ideal for exploring the fascinating historic town of Middleham and the wider Yorkshire Dales. It's a stay that feels both comfortable and special.
More than just a cottage break
A trip to Yorkshire is about more than just the place you stay; it's about the whole experience. It's about pulling on your walking boots and exploring the incredible landscape, from the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales to the dramatic peaks of North Yorkshire. A climb up Roseberry Topping offers some of the most amazing panoramic views in the county. It's about discovering a charming local pub with a crackling fire and enjoying a well-earned pint. With so many dog-friendly properties available, it's about seeing the joy on your dogs' faces as they explore miles of open countryside. Whether it's a walk through Wensleydale or exploring the historic streets of Middleham, there’s an adventure waiting. Since bookings started picking up from 13th February 2026, the best spots are getting snapped up. So, if you’re dreaming of an Easter escape filled with fresh air, stunning scenery, and a cosy place to call home, now is the time to hatch a plan.






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