Glamping

Check out our Falling Water House on Channel 4's George Clarke's Amazing Spaces.

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Events

Ponden Mill is a great place for your event.   

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Bed & Breakfast

Ponden Mill now has 2 Bed & Breakfast rooms available.

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Camping

Ponden Mill is a very special place to Camp. Right on the river worth we have 15 pitches for campervans and tents.

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How to Get to here

 

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By Car from Manchester

Drive up the M66 to the M65 and turn east to Colne

Drive through Colne on the A6068 then Turn right on School lane. 

The turning on School Lane is very easy to miss but there is a sign pointing to Haworth. 

 

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Enjoy this road, its very pretty and you might notice some Vaccary walls on the right.  These are exactly 706 years old and are quite rare. 

Go past the second reservoir and you will see a sign for Ponden on the right.

By Car From Leeds/Bradford/Keighley

Go to Haworth, its sign posted almost everywhere.

From Haworth take Main Street to Stanbury.  Keep going through Stanbury and as you start going downhill you will see The Old Silent Inn Pub.  Keep going just a bit further and at the bottom of the hill turn left into Ponden.

By Train

The closest mainline station is Keighley, which has regular services to Leeds and London.  If you arrive at Keighley you can take the Steam Train to Haworth and then take the bus or taxi to Ponden.  Its only about a 2 mile walk but with luggage the taxi might be better.

You can also take the Train to Hebden Bridge and walk from there.  It is a stunning walk but it takes a full day so you must start early.  We can pickup your bags in Hebden.

By Bus

From Keighley you can also walk to the Keighley Bus Station and take Bus 916 (or 915) which goes to Ponden.  If you cant get one of these then please take the 664 Stanbury bus to the end of the line.  This ends just above the mill and is about a 10 minute walk down the hill.   Please ask at the bus station for help because sometimes the numbers change.

Falling Water House

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Our newest experience is named Falling Water and is designed to be a tranquil escape in a forest setting with views along the Pennine way.DrippingWaqterfalllLowRESdripping4 n

Falling Water was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wrights Fallingwater house in America. Like the original FallingWater it is built on a waterfall. Although some people refer to it as a treehouse because it is partially elevated in a very large tree. The interior styling is in keeping with the FLW ideals with many Japanese influences. The windows go almost 270 degrees around the room and resemble Japanese Soji screens. The sound of the water is always prevalent but not overpowering.

Falling water is not large and can only accommodate two people. Breakfast can either be brought to you in the morning or you can join us in the mill. You will also be brought Tea, Coffee and nibbles during your stay.

Falling Water was featured on George Clarks Amazing spaces and was also used in the opening credits for all of series 8.

 

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