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Falls Park is a great base camp in the Yorkshire Dales. The park is on the route of the Waterfall Wonderland which is the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail. Beside the Park above Beezley Falls, the River Doe provides calm waters in which to fish with a stepping stone crossing which forms the start of a trail that will take you up to Ingleborough to begin the three peak challenge. If exploring above ground isn’t adventurous enough for you, below the waterfalls and mountains lie the country’s largest network of potholes. The longest show cave in Britain, ‘White Scar Cave’, lays across the valley from Falls Park and can be reached by following the stepping stone trail across the River Doe.

There’s plenty to do close by and further afield and we’ve listed a few ideas of things to do. Your home from home is also a great place to relax and unwind amid the beautiful landscape in this haven in the Yorkshire Dales.

Ingleton Waterfalls Trail

Ingleton is famous for its waterfalls and Falls Park sits right in the middle of the Waterfall Wonderland which is the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail with Beezley Falls running beside it.

For more information on the Waterfalls Trail, why not visit: www.ingletonwaterfallstrail.co.uk

Fishing

Falls Park is ideally located for anglers, with the River Doe running along side it. Day passes for fly fishing in the River Doe can be purchased from the Ingleton Angling Association. See their website for details:

ingletonanglingassociation.co.uk

White Car Cave - Yorkshire Dales Things to Do

White Scar Caves

The longest show cave in Britain. The entrance to the caves can be seen from Fall Park, and it is possible to walk to the caves, crossing the River Doe via stone stepping stones and following a footpath across the fields.

whitescarcave.co.uk

Settle Carlisle Railway - Yorkshire Dales Things to Do

The Settle to Carlisle Railway

The Settle to Carlisle Railway runs over the stunning Ribblehead Viaduct and between the Yorkshire Three Peaks.

settle-carlisle.co.uk

The Three Peaks - Yorkshire Dales Things to Do

The 3 Peaks

The Yorkshire Three Peaks near Ribblehead. Ingleborough, Pen-y-ghent and Whernside. Walk, run, cycle. Are you up to the Three Peaks Challenge?

Ingleborough is a dominant feature in the skyline at Falls Park, and footpaths connect the holiday park to the mountain.

Caving

Ingleton plays host to the deepest and arguably most spectacular potholes in the country. There are many companies which do tours of these potholes.

adventuremakers.co.uk

Wensleydale Creamery

Wensleydale Creamery Visitor Centre in Hawes is a unique place to visit, full of history, heritage, and heaps of Wensleydale cheese-fuelled fun.

wensleydale.co.uk

Ingleton Climbing Wall

Ingleton Climbing Wall is a great rainy day activity.

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Gisburn Forest

Gisburn Forest is a mountain bike track that is suitable for the family as well as offering Red and Black Runs for the more daring and skilled riders.

gisburnbiketrails.com

Kirkby Lonsdale

Kirkby Lonsdale is not far down the road and is a beautiful place to relax on a summer’s day or go for a walk along the riverbank.

Malham

In Malham you can marvel at the Cove and climb the waterfall at Gordale Scar. Hint, you climb the middle bit. A great day out for the family.

Skipton

Skipton is a market town within an hour’s drive of Falls Park. Skipton was crowned the most desirable area in the country by The Sunday Times’ 101 Best Places to live in Britain! This is probably down to its numerous cafes, pubs and famous castle.

Within an hour you can be deep in the heart of the Lake District or the Forest of Bowland and so Falls Park offers a gateway to other beautiful lands beyond the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

To see even more of the amazing things to do in Ingleton during your stay visit: This is Ingleton