Hewenden Mill Holiday Cottages near Haworth

07/10/2026

Trevor is getting bold! He has taken to scrumping apples. His friends are more timid, perhaps they haven’t caught on.
A few years ago we decided to leave a dead Beech tree as standing deadwood for biodiversity. The branches were reduced for safety by a tree surgeon. It has since become a sci-fi tower block of Southern bracket fungus. The woods are beautifully soft at this time of year, the smell of leaves turning and the woodland floor is so evocative as the season moves into autumn. A wonderful time to visit us.

07/10/2026

30/09/2026

Trevor is becoming a regular guest at Hewenden. I wonder if he’ll be here at Christmas?

29/09/2026

Autum is approaching, time for cosy nights and woodland walks at www.hewendenmillcottages.co.uk

21/09/2026

15/09/2026

Some times doing chores has benefits. No need to to do any jobs to justify staring out the window if you come to stay with us @ www.hewendenmillcottages.co.uk Just relax.

18/08/2026

If you’re interested in art, love the landscapes of the worth and happen to be in Hewenden while this is happening visiting this is a must. We are honoured to be hosting Anji as our resident artist as she creates in preparation for this and other upcoming exhibitions.

01/08/2026

There doesn’t often feel like much need to leave our tranquil valley but Yorkshire has so much to offer that it’s easy to get some quintessential seaside holiday vibes by taking a trip from base @ hewendenmillcottages.co.uk to the Yorkshire Coast. We took the opportunity to visit Anne Brontes grave near Scarborough castle on our trip. Being in the heart of Brontë country between Haworth and Thornton it seemed rude not to. PS dusty preferred sea views to amusement arcades.

20/07/2026

Blessed as we are with stunning local walks right from the doorstep @ www.hewendenmillcottages.co.uk it’s some times nice to make the most of being so close to the Yorkshire Dales and go up a hill. Just a short 20 minute drive to the edge of the national park near Skipton is the locally iconic Flasby fell. The panoramic views from the summit trig point give the feeling of having scaled a much more challenging fell without the perspiration on a hot day! And followed by a cheeky tipple on the Devonshire arms brasserie terrace. Who needs a holiday on the med?