Welcome to Fell End Bunkhouse!
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Fell End is an 18th Century Bunkhouse, which offers comfortable accommodation across 2 buildings (Greenslack - sleeps 5 and Schoolhouse - sleeps 9) for up to 14 people.
Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty with spectacular views of the How Gill Fells. Fell End is ideal for outdoor activity groups, friends or families who are wishing to explore the Yorkshire Dales & Lake District National Parks. Or simply a stunning rural location to come and escape and relax. Fell End Bunkhouse is owned by the Charity Bendrigg Trust - We are one of the leading outdoor disability specialists in the country, providing day and residential activities for disabled people and those facing disadvantage. If you choose to stay at Fell End you will be indirectly supporting the charity's work. Read more about the work of Bendrigg Trust here |
Fell End consists of two 18th century buildings; The Schoolhouse and Greenslack. They have been upgraded to provide comfortable accommodation for people wishing to explore this beautiful and remote area, overlooking the unspoilt splendour of the Howgill Fells.
Fell End is ideal for mixed groups or families, including people with disabilities.
With easy access for walking, cycling, canoeing or caving in the nearby Lake District (only 20 miles away) and the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Fell End is ideal for mixed groups or families, including people with disabilities.
With easy access for walking, cycling, canoeing or caving in the nearby Lake District (only 20 miles away) and the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
The Schoolhouse (white building) sleeps up to 8 people in bunks in the central communal area, plus an extra bed in an adjoining room. The bathroom consists of two toilets, one electric shower and 4 wash basins.
Greenslack provides a further 2 bunks and 1 single bed plus a bathroom designed for people with mobility problems. This building has no cooking facilities so cannot be booked seperately.
