Devonshire Arms Cracoe, North Yorkshire, BD23 6LA

  • 6 bedrooms

Traditional country inn close to Grassington

The Devonshire Arms is a welcoming country inn situated in the pretty village of Cracoe. The inn has six bedrooms and is a comfortable base for exploring Wharfedale and the wider Yorkshire Dales. Beautiful walks and cycling routes are close at hand, while Grassington, Skipton and some of the area’s best-known natural landmarks are all within easy reach. There is even a regular bus service stopping outside the pub, making exploring without the car that little bit easier. At the bar, changing real ales from breweries in and around the Dales complement the food and reinforce the inn’s strong sense of place.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Log Fires
  • Parking

Bedrooms

The Devonshire Arms has six bedrooms, each offering a comfortable retreat after a day exploring the Yorkshire Dales. Choose from double and twin rooms across several room types. The accommodation keeps things relaxed and unfussy, complementing the traditional character of the pub downstairs. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement.

Food & Drink

Yorkshire produce is at the heart of the food offering at the Devonshire Arms. Alongside the main bar menu, regularly changing specials are available. The setting remains reassuringly pub-like, with stone-flagged floors, traditional décor and real fires creating a warm atmosphere. The bar has a particularly local flavour, with real ales drawn from breweries in and around the Yorkshire Dales.

Nearby

Cracoe – Traditional Wharfedale village surrounded by classic Yorkshire Dales countryside and excellent walking country (on the doorstep).

Linton Falls – Picturesque cascades on the River Wharfe reached via attractive riverside and countryside walks (2 miles).

Grassington – One of the Yorkshire Dales’ best-loved villages, with cobbled streets, independent shops and familiar All Creatures Great and Small filming locations (3 miles).

Kilnsey Crag – Impressive limestone overhang and one of Upper Wharfedale’s most distinctive natural landmarks (6 miles).

Skipton – Lively market town known as the gateway to the Dales, with its remarkably complete medieval castle, canal and traditional market (8 miles).