The Black Bull, Reeth, North Yorkshire
The Black Bull offers fantastic accommodation in Reeth. Nestled in a beautiful part of the North Yorkshire countryside, it offers an enjoyable place to stop for a bite to eat, something to drink and a cosy place to stay. It is the perfect place to rest for those who are on a walking holiday, as it is located on the coast to coast footpath and within easy driving distance of the North York Moors and the Lake District National Park.
Dating from 1680, it is Reeth’s oldest surviving inn. The Black Bull comes with lots of gorgeous period features and overlooks the village green and enjoys glorious views of Swaledale. All rooms are individually designed and brimming with character, including oak beams, exposed brickwork and sash windows.
You can savour a variety of locally sourced meats, vegetables, fresh fish and seafood. You can also enjoy a wide selection of real ales and quality wines at the traditional bar. There is regular live music and special events. A pool table, dartboard and children’s activities ensure the whole family will be entertained.
Reeth lies where two of North Yorkshire's finest dales meet. The most northerly of these is Arkengarthdale, which is relatively unexplored and one of the more tranquil dales. The other, Swaledale, is formed from gentle slopes as the meandering Swale winds its way to Richmond. Reeth, at the juncture of these two dales, is at the heart of Swaledale. It has a large village green where traditional events and markets are often held. Lots of brilliant attractions are in the local area:
Swaledale Museum.
Graculus Sculptures.
Arkle Beck.
Aysgarth Falls.
Dating from 1680, it is Reeth’s oldest surviving inn. The Black Bull comes with lots of gorgeous period features and overlooks the village green and enjoys glorious views of Swaledale. All rooms are individually designed and brimming with character, including oak beams, exposed brickwork and sash windows.
You can savour a variety of locally sourced meats, vegetables, fresh fish and seafood. You can also enjoy a wide selection of real ales and quality wines at the traditional bar. There is regular live music and special events. A pool table, dartboard and children’s activities ensure the whole family will be entertained.
Reeth lies where two of North Yorkshire's finest dales meet. The most northerly of these is Arkengarthdale, which is relatively unexplored and one of the more tranquil dales. The other, Swaledale, is formed from gentle slopes as the meandering Swale winds its way to Richmond. Reeth, at the juncture of these two dales, is at the heart of Swaledale. It has a large village green where traditional events and markets are often held. Lots of brilliant attractions are in the local area:
Swaledale Museum.
Graculus Sculptures.
Arkle Beck.
Aysgarth Falls.
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