Introduction
Enjoy your own space in Yorkshire
Would you like to enjoy the privacy of a whole YHA hostel and have the place to yourself and your loved ones? Book our Yorkshire properties exclusively, just for your group.
Get ready to make memories that will last a lifetime and experience exploring God’s Own Country with family and friends. Some of our properties allow you to holiday with your four-legged companion too. Discover our unique places to hire in Yorkshire. We’re sure you’ll have a holiday to remember.
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YHA properties to hire in Yorkshire
YHA Dalby Forest
Whole hostel
Pickering, North Yorkshire
- Sleeps up to 21 guests
- 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
- Dogs welcome
YHA Grinton Lodge
Whole hostel
Richmond, Darlington
- Sleeps up to 50 guests
- 20 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms
- Dogs welcome
YHA Hawes
Whole hostel
Hawes, Darlington
- Sleeps up to 59 guests
- 16 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
- Assistance dogs only
YHA Haworth
Whole hostel
Keighley, West Yorkshire
- Sleeps up to 50 guests
- 18 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms
- Dogs welcome
YHA Ingleton
Whole hostel
Ingleton, North Yorkshire
- Sleeps up to 64 guests
- 14 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms
- Assistance dogs only
YHA Kettlewell
Whole hostel
Skipton, North Yorkshire
- Sleeps up to 42 guests
- 11 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
- Assistance dogs only
YHA Malham
Annexe
Skipton, North Yorkshire
- Sleeps up to 34 guests
- 9 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
- Assistance dogs only
YHA Malham
Main building
Skipton, North Yorkshire
- Sleeps up to 47 guests
- 10 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
- Assistance dogs only
YHA Whitby
Whole hostel
Whitby, North Yorkshire
- Sleeps up to 49 guests
- 9 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms
- Dogs welcome
Why book with YHA Exclusive Hire?
Why book with YHA Exclusive Hire?
Things to do in Yorkshire
Welcome to Yorkshire
Yorkshire is situated in the north of England and is home to Norman castles, medieval abbeys, industrial revolution-era cities and not one but two national parks.
The county is filled with lively cities, pretty villages, breath-taking countryside and a gorgeous coastline. Every way you turn, you’ll find something to impress you, whether it’s beautiful views or impressive architecture. For cycling, walking or horse-riding lovers, the enchanted Yorkshire Dales National Park has much to offer. Or to explore at a more leisurely place, take a ride on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway – great for families. Whatever you get up to during your stay, we’re sure you will have a memorable time.
Alternative Technology Centre
See renewable energy systems and explore the One Planet exhibition room, full of quirky facts and information about sustainability. Visit the ATC website
Bolton Abbey
Situated in an incomparable position overlooking the River Wharfe, the ruins of the 12th-century Priory and the restored Parish church are much loved by visitors. Nature trails lead through Strid...
Captain Cook Memorial Museum
The museum is in a 17th century house on Whitby's harbour where Captain Cook trained as a seaman, leading to his epic voyages of discovery. Visit the Museum website
Castle Howard
Set within 1000 acres of breathtaking landscape, the estate houses the Arboretum Trust - a collection of botanically important trees. Visit the website
Climbing in Kettlewell
For climbers we have one of Yorkshire's 'Big Three' limestone crags, Kilnsey Crag (the other two being Gordale and Malham). This is mostly higher grade sport climbing but there are some very good trad...
Cycling around Boggle Hole
Take a leisurely cycle along the National Cycle Route 1 or the North Sea trail which starts 10 minutes away from the hostel.
Cycling in Dalby Forest
The National Park has over 1400 miles of cycle ways for you to discover. Get out and about on your bike and enjoy the landscape. Whether it’s town or countryside you want to explore, you can ride as...
Cycling in Kettlewell
For Cyclists, we are on the Tour de France route and the area is really popular with road cyclists. We have a large secure bike shed and concreted metal hoops in the floor so make sure that you bring...
Dales Countryside Museum
The Dales Countryside Museum shows the Yorkshire Dales way of life and explores traditions long gone, including lead mining, knitting, and cheese making.
Dean’s Park
Dean’s Park is a relaxing green space in the heart of the city of York. It’s free to visit and sits in a fantastic location, on the north side of York Minster. It offers spectacular views of the...
Dracula Experience
A unique tour through the Dracula story and the connection to Whitby. Using animation, special effects and live actors. Visit the website
East Riddlesden Hall
Rebuilt during the Civil War, the house has a dramatic history and numerous ghosts. Beautiful embroideries and colourful gardens. Visit the National Trust website
Embsay & Bolton Steam Railway
The Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway (E&BASR) is a heritage railway in North Yorkshire. The preserved railway was part of the former Midland Railway route from Skipton to Ilkley which was closed...
Eureka! The Museum for Children
The only interactive museum designed especially for children aged 3-12, opens up a fascinating world of hands on exploration. Visit the Museum website
Evensong at York Minster
For an uplifting experience at the end of a busy day exploring York, head to the Choral Evensong at York Minster. The service includes incredible choral music, seasonal readings, and evening prayers...
Go Ape Dalby Forest
Grab some friends for an exhilarating day out swinging through the trees and flying long zip wires at Go Ape Dalby Forest. Dalby Forest is also a very popular location for mountain bikers with forest...
Gordale Scar and Malham Cove accessible self-guided walking route
Two out and back accessible routes to the stunning Gordale Scar and Malham Cove, walk them together or in two parts.
Jorvik Viking Centre
A ground breaking visitor experience that lets you experience life in Viking-Age York. Don't miss a trip on the time capsule! Visit the website
Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
Take a memorable steam train journey back in time. Travel from delightfully restored stations through evocative scenery. Visit the website
Mountain biking around Boggle Hole
The disused railway line (National cycle route 1 - North Sea trail) offers easy, family friendly and car free cycling, all within 10 minutes of the hostel.
Mountain Biking at YHA Dalby Forest
Mountain Biking in Dalby Forest is a must for biking enthusiasts, with over 40 miles of man made trails at your wheels. If you're a novice rider try one of the easier green trails over mostly surfaced...
Mountain Biking in Mankinholes
There is a whole network of paths and tracks that are suitable for mountain biking. Don't miss the "Mary Townley Loop" of the Pennine Bridleway - fantastic downhill speed and off-road routes to tear...
National Railway Museum
The National Railway Museum in York is home to an incredible collection of iconic trains and rail memorabilia. It tells the story of train travel in the UK and how the railway system has impacted our...
Nordic walking social walk from YHA York
Saturday 19th September 2026 Distance: 3 miles (4.8 km) Duration: 2 hours Led by: Hamish Willis, British Nordic Walking National Trainer Skills and confidence This easy walk around Clifton Ings will...
North York Moors Steam Railway
Step back in time with magnificent steam engines and beautiful rural stations. The railway is lovingly preserved and charmingly authentic.
Railway Carriage Museum
Experience something of the sights and sounds of passenger travel since the early days of the railways. The carriages which make up this collection are much in demand by film companies who want to...
Ravenscar self-guided walking route
A picturesque and easy to follow route along the clifftop path, returning along the old train line.
Richmond Castle
Discover this Norman castle’s fascinating past before taking a peaceful stroll round the secluded Cockpit Garden.
Robin Hood's Bay
Robin Hood's Bay is a picturesque old fishing village with delightful streets and old fisher-folk running cafés. The village is rife with tall tales of old smugglers. It is a fantastic place for the...
Robin Hood’s Bay self-guided walking route
Explore the beach to Robin Hood’s Bay and enjoy stunning views on the way back along the clifftop - or the other way around, depending on the tide.
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