The Craven Heifer Ingleton
3 StarsRiverside beer garden, Gateway to Yorkshire Dales walks
Riverside beer garden, Gateway to Yorkshire Dales walks
Historic 18th-century coaching inn, Family-friendly accommodations
Outdoor swimming pool access, Heart of Ingleton village
Historic 17th-century building, Hearty home-cooked dining
Lakeside dining at the Brasserie, Tranquil wildlife observation
Historic coaching inn ambiance, Live sports and music venue
Historic Georgian townhouse setting, Central market square location
Boutique restaurant with rooms concept, Outdoor terrace with grape vines
Charming beer garden, Proximity to National Parks
Historic 17th-century coaching inn, Karaoke rooms for evening entertainment
Rear-facing quiet zone rooms, Gateway to the Lake District
Yorkshire Dales National Park gateway, Luxurious White Company toiletries
Historic country house ambiance, Garden Room restaurant
Award-winning restaurant and bar, Individually designed rooms and cottages
Traditional pub with live entertainment, Relaxing sun terrace
Extensive gardens and Yorkshire Dales views, Games room with billiards and darts
Award-winning dining experience, Art-deco inspired interiors
Convenient Lancaster city access, Full-service You Fit health club
Brewers Fayre pub and restaurant, Family-friendly stay policy
Locally sourced seasonal menus, Regular live music events
Locally sourced Yorkshire dining, Giggleswick railway station proximity
Gateway to Lake District and Yorkshire Dales, Dog-friendly amenities
Picturesque beer garden and courtyard, Historic coaching inn ambiance
Historic 16th-century inn setting, Award-winning dining experience
Historic village inn experience, Outdoor activity access
Traditional 18th-century coaching inn, Countryside views and garden access
Lune Valley village setting, Period furniture and unique decor
Scenic garden relaxation, Dedicated picnic area
Tranquil garden and terrace views, Award-winning fine dining restaurant
Water sports facilities, Outdoor sun terrace
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Ingleborough Cave is on the south side of Ingleborough, just off the A65 Leeds/Skipton/Kendal trunk road. There is a short 2km walk from the car park up to the cave in the form of a nature trail passing a waterfall, an old sawmill then up through woodland. Admission is £7.00 for adults and £3.00 for children. Hard hats must be worn at all times whilst you are in the caves. Not really suitable for disabled visitors due to slopes, narrowness and slight stooping in places. Guided tours of the cave start every hour on the hour. There is a small shop where you can pay for your visit and purchase sweets, chocolate, ice cream, cups of tea/coffee and souvenirs. Toilet facilities (just one toilet and washbasin) are at the side of the shop.
Ingleborough Cave is a top attraction in Lancaster, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Ingleborough Cave, Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, White Scar Caves, Hornby Castle, Ribblehead Viaduct, all within a convenient distance from Ingleborough Cave.