The Queens Head Finghall, North Yorkshire, DL8 5ND

  • 3 bedrooms

Cosy Village inn on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales

The Queens Head is a family-run country pub in Finghall, a peaceful village on the eastern edge of the Yorkshire Dales. Dating to the 1700s and occupying a Grade II listed building, it combines plenty of traditional character with a contemporary refurbishment and lovely views across Lower Wensleydale. Three newly decorated en-suite bedrooms provide a comfortable base between Leyburn and Bedale, with Middleham, Masham and the wider Yorkshire Dales all within easy reach. Finghall Lane station on the heritage Wensleydale Railway is also just a few minutes’ walk away.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Family Friendly
  • Log Fires
  • Parking

Bedrooms

The Queens Head has three comfortable bedrooms, each offering plenty of independence thanks to self-access via a key safe. Choose from a double, king and family suite. Each room is en-suite with tea & coffee making facilities, a mini fridge, Smart TV, and superfast WiFi. Accommodation is sold on a room-only basis, but a continental breakfast basket can be ordered at an additional cost.

Food & Drink

Food at the Queens Head is proudly Yorkshire-focused. Menus change regularly with the seasons and are complemented by a changing specials board. An old olive tree stands in the newly refurbished restaurant and diners can also enjoy beautiful views of the valley below. Behind the bar there is a wide choice of spirits, ciders and lagers alongside well-known local ales, keeping the pub’s Yorkshire credentials firmly intact.

Nearby

Finghall – Explore this peaceful Lower Wensleydale village and its conservation area on a two-mile local heritage walk that begins at the Queen’s Head (on the doorstep).

Finghall Lane Station – Small station on the heritage Wensleydale Railway, also used as a filming location for the original All Creatures Great and Small television series (0.5 miles).

Constable Burton Hall & Gardens – Elegant historic house surrounded by attractive gardens and parkland (2.5 miles).

Harmby Waterfall – Picturesque woodland waterfall tucked away close to the village of Harmby (3.5 miles).

Leyburn – Traditional Wensleydale market town with independent shops, cafés and walks offering broad views across the Dales (4 miles).

Middleham Castle – Explore the imposing medieval ruins where Richard III spent part of his youth, at the heart of one of Yorkshire’s best-known horse-racing towns (5 miles).