Angie (she/her) and Andrew (he/him) designed and built Daisy Bank Camp, opening between 2021 & 2022. West Yorkshire is rooted in their hearts; Angie is from London, but fell in love with the moors reading the Brontës, and Andrew grew up in Burnley, walking these hills with his Dad. We love everything the Calder Valley and South Pennines have to offer. Daisy Bank Camp is a special place of peace, with a sustainable soul. We love seeing our guests faces as they see the view for the first time, and hearing how they've seen their first Barn Owl - they are always amazed at the peace here.

Daisy Bank Camp is rural retreat in the Calder Valley, high up on the moors above Hebden Bridge. Our adults only, dog friendly timber-clad cabins. Built by hand, each cabin is named after the birds that fill the air here, and are decorated featuring work by local artists. We have two types of Cabin, both sleeping 2 people: The Honeycomb Cabins, called Curlew & Tawny, each sleep 2 people in a double bed. They are larger glass-fronted cabins ideal for longer stays, and those that want to relax on site, and the Stable Cabins, called Linnet & Skylark, which also sleep 2 in a high quality sofa-bed. They are a terrace of ‘tiny houses’, ideal for shorter breaks and those planning on getting out and about exploring the wilds of the South Pennines. Every Cabin comes with the comforts you need, including table and chairs, underfloor heating, a fully kitted out micro kitchen, all your bedding, linens and towels and a private shower room and toilet. There’s also gardens, decks and outdoor seating areas and designated free parking.

Daisy Bank Camp is set in the grounds of our family’s permaculture smallholding in a village called Blackshaw Head, West Yorkshire. You’ll find us only ten minutes’ drive from Hebden Bridge, Heptonstall and Todmorden, and a 20 minute walk from the village pub. We are only 30 minutes from Haworth, home of the Brontës. From your door you can walk the Calderdale and Pennine Ways or cycle the Sustrans National Route 68. Here, you can roam the landscape of Ted Hughes and the Brontës right from your front door – and fill your soul with the light, the clouds and the endless views. Should you simply want to curl up with a book alongside the butterflies, birds and deer that live alongside us, be our guest. Think of us as your breathing space from everyday life and you won’t go far wrong.