Muker Village Tea Shop

This traditional Yorkshire Dales village has many attractions for visitors - a popular pub, a craft shop, an excellent tea shop, a village store and a lovely church.

Muker village is also an ideal base for a walking holiday in Swaledale, with walks leading off in all directions - many along the banks of the picturesque River Swale.

The local tea shop and village store offers a good standard of bed and breakfast accommodation, and the owners can advise guests on the best places to visit in the area.

Originally the Vicarage, the tea shop was built in 1680 and retains much of its 'Olde world charm' today.

The bedroom can be arranged with double, twin or triple beds - accommodation is modern and cosy, but in-keeping with the building's original character.

The bedroom has large private en-suite facilities, a mini-fridge, a colour television, a radio, a hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities.

A hearty breakfast is served each morning to guests. Afternoon tea and packed lunches are available on request. Vegetarians and special diets can be catered for.

The village public house - The Farmer's Arms - is a few steps away from the front door of Muker Village Tea Shop. It offers excellent and reasonably priced evening meals.

Muker Village Tea Shop is also licensed for the sale of alcohol.

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Muker is a small village in Upper Swaledale, reached via the B6270 road. Hawes, on the A684 road, is a short distance away to the south.

Directions from Brough [on the A66 road]:
Take the A685 south to Kirkby Stephen, then follow signs to Nateby. In Nateby, turn left onto the B6270 and continue through Birkdale Common [alongside Birkdale Beck], then through Keld and on to Muker.

Bed and Breakfast £30.00 per person per night.

This is a totally non smoking establishment.

Secure bicycle storage available.