Our Holiday Homes
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2 Bedroom Holiday Home
Sleeps 6
2 Bedrooms
2 Dogs (Maximum)
Holiday Home Details
Due to popular demand, holiday homes are now available to rent at Falls Park. The holiday homes have two bedrooms, a master bedroom containing a double bed and a twin room. Bedding and towels are provided for up to 4 people. Extra linen packs, high chairs and travel cots are available to hire.
The holiday homes can be booked for breaks beginning and ending on either a Friday or Monday.
The photographs of vans are of the holiday homes currently available. These may change but will be of a similar standard.
Break Durations
At Falls Park we offer short holiday breaks. We offer weekend breaks, mid-week breaks and 7 night holidays. You can of course book for multiple weeks if you choose.
Example Itinerary
Choose the length of your stay below and get your adventurous juices flowing with our example itinerary.
Weekday Stays
Monday - Arrival Day
Arrive and settle into your holiday home or set up your tent or touring caravan. Pick up supplies from one of the local shops in Ingleton Village, and then sit out and enjoy Falls Park’s 360 degree panoramic views of a limestone valley, ancient woodland, the River Doe and Ingleborough, one of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks.
Tuesday
Set off around the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail and take in the spectacular falls that made Ingleton famous. Stop off for lunch in Ingleton village centre at the halfway point of the walk and enjoy a meal at one of the many pubs, café and restaurants. If you pack your swimwear, you can go for a swim in Ingleton’s heated outdoor pool. Then head back to Falls Park up the second half of the waterfall trail, stopping for a picnic at Thornton Force, the largest and most spectacular waterfall on the trail.
Wednesday
From Falls Park the White Scar Caves can be seen on the far side of the valley. Brave the stepping stones across the River Doe and enjoy a walk to the caves before going on a guided tour of the spectacular underground world. Stop for dinner in the café at White Scar Caves before heading back to Falls Park the way you came.
Thursday
Feeling fit and energetic? Why not try the 3 Peak Challenge. Start from Falls Park and complete the circuit over Ingleborough, Pen-y-gent and Whernside.
Friday - Departure Day
You’ll now feel relaxed and refreshed and we hope to see you again soon. Why not take the scenic route home, stopping off at Ribblehead Viaduct.
Weekend Stays
Friday - Arrival Day
Arrive and settle into your holiday home or set up your tent or touring caravan. Pick up supplies from one of the local shops in Ingleton Village, and then sit out and enjoy Falls Park’s 360 degree panoramic views of a limestone valley, ancient woodland, the River Doe and Ingleborough, one of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks.
Saturday
Set off around the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail and take in the spectacular falls that made Ingleton famous. Stop off for lunch in Ingleton village centre at the halfway point of the walk and enjoy a meal at one of the many pubs, café and restaurants. If you pack your swimwear, you can go for a swim in Ingleton’s heated outdoor pool. Then head back to Falls Park up the second half of the waterfall trail, stopping for a picnic at Thornton Force, the largest and most spectacular waterfall on the trail.
Sunday
From Falls Park the White Scar Caves can be seen on the far side of the valley. Brave the stepping stones across the River Doe and enjoy a walk to the caves before going on a guided tour of the spectacular underground world. Stop for dinner in the café at White Scar Caves before heading back to Falls Park the way you came.
Monday - Departure Day
You’ll now feel relaxed and refreshed and we hope to see you again soon. Why not take the scenic route home, stopping off at Ribblehead Viaduct.
Week Long Stays
Monday - Arrival Day
Arrive and settle into your holiday home or set up your tent or touring caravan. Pick up supplies from one of the local shops in Ingleton Village, and then sit out and enjoy Falls Park’s 360 degree panoramic views of a limestone valley, ancient woodland, the River Doe and Ingleborough, one of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks.
Tuesday
Set off around the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail and take in the spectacular falls that made Ingleton famous. Stop off for lunch in Ingleton village centre at the halfway point of the walk and enjoy a meal at one of the many pubs, café and restaurants. If you pack your swimwear, you can go for a swim in Ingleton’s heated outdoor pool. Then head back to Falls Park up the second half of the waterfalls trail, stopping for a picnic at Thornton Force, the largest and most spectacular waterfall on the trail.
Wednesday
Take a train ride on the famous Settle to Carlisle Railway, taking you over the spectacular Ribblehead Viaduct.
Thursday
Try something new. Ingleton is famous for its caves, and there are a number of companies in the locality that will take you on a potholing underground adventure. Or try your hand at rock climbing at the Ingleton Climbing Wall.
Friday
Just up the road from Ingleton is Kirkby Lonsdale. Take a short car ride from Falls Park and park up by the famous Devil’s Bridge. Have a walk out by the river and then enjoy your dinner in one of the many cafés or pubs in Kirkby Lonsdale, or even buy a picnic to have by the river.
Saturday
Feeling fit and energetic? Why not try the 3 Peak Challenge. Start from Falls Park and complete the circuit over Ingleborough, Pen-y-gent and Whernside.
Sunday
From Falls Park the White Scar Caves can be seen on the far side of the valley. Brave the steppingstones across the River Doe and enjoy a walk to the caves before going n a guided tour of the spectacular underground world. Stop for dinner in the café at White Scar Caves before heading back to Falls Park the way you came.
Monday - Departure Day
You’ll now feel relaxed and refreshed and we hope to see you again soon. Why not take the scenic route home, stopping off at Ribblehead Viaduct.
Arrival and Departure
Holiday Homes
Check in is available from 3pm on the day of arrival and check out is by 10am on the day of departure.
The Falls Park site map is also available to download. Download a pdf of the site map here.
