Looking for a holiday cottage near Thirsk, or something a little different? At Morndyke Farm, a working farm near Thirsk in North Yorkshire, you can stay in our award-winning shepherds’ huts or our two-bedroom cottage beside the farmhouse. Both are set in a peaceful rural spot beside our private fishing lake, with free parking on site and countryside walks from the door.
Where to stay at Morndyke Farm
- Morndyke Shepherds’ Huts: luxury huts in a quiet corner of the farm next to the fishing lake, with open views across the fields. Each hut sleeps 2 and has its own log burner. The site is adults only, and Morndyke has received both the VisitEngland Rose Award and a Gold Award. Dogs are welcome (one or two small or medium dogs, with an additional fee).
- Morndyke Cottage: a beautifully finished two-bedroom cottage beside our farmhouse, with one king and one single bedroom, so it sleeps 3. French doors open onto a private patio with a fire pit. Dog friendly (one or two small or medium dogs).
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Morndyke Shepherds’ Huts
Luxury Shepherds’ Huts in North Yorkshire set within a peaceful corner of our working farm beside our private fishing lake….
Morndyke Cottage
Tucked beside our farmhouse, this beautifully finished two-bedroom cottage offers a peaceful country escape with a touch of luxury. French…
Why stay near Thirsk?
Morndyke is all about slowing down: quiet evenings by the log burner or fire pit, wide Yorkshire skies and walks across the farm. Keen anglers can book fishing on our on-site lakes during their stay (an additional fee applies to Morndyke Cottage guests). Beyond the cottage garden there’s a parrot sanctuary, which is lively by day and peaceful at night.
When you want to explore, Thirsk and the wider area have plenty to offer:
- Thirsk, a short drive away, a traditional market town with a cobbled square, independent shops, cosy cafés and welcoming pubs, plus a weekly market.
- The World of James Herriot, the museum in the vet’s former surgery that inspired All Creatures Great and Small.
- Thirsk Racecourse, for a day at the races.
- The North York Moors, within easy reach for walking and cycling, including the famous views from Sutton Bank.
- Ripon and Harrogate, both easy days out. We have holiday homes in Ripon too.
Parking and arrival
There’s free parking on site, with ample space right next to the fishing lake for the huts. We send full details closer to your stay. Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is by 10am, and the lock box code is sent before you arrive.
Morndyke near Thirsk: your questions answered
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Both the shepherds’ huts and Morndyke Cottage welcome one or two small or medium dogs. An additional fee applies at the huts, and guests at the cottage need to read and agree to our pet terms before arrival.
How many people can stay?
Each shepherds’ hut sleeps 2 and is for adults only. Morndyke Cottage sleeps 3, in one king bedroom and one single.
Is there parking?
Yes. There’s ample free parking on site at Morndyke Farm.
Can I go fishing during my stay?
Yes. Guests can book fishing on our on-site lakes. For Morndyke Cottage guests, a fishing pitch is an additional fee.
What’s in the shepherds’ huts?
Each hut has a log burner, TV, Wi-Fi, a kettle, a microwave, a hot plate, a mini fridge, books and board games, and clean linen and towels.
Can I check in early or check out late?
Often, yes, for a small additional fee. Just ask when you book.
Book your Morndyke stay direct
Book directly with Kist Accommodates. Choose the huts or the cottage, pick your dates in the availability calendar and confirm in a few clicks. Any questions? We’re happy to help.
