Rye Hill Farm is just out of the village of Slaley, only 5 miles south of Hexham. We offer holiday accommodation for families and everyone looking for a peaceful break in the countryside in the beautiful County of Northumberland. Enjoy the fantastic scenery of this ancient county with Hadrian's Wall to the north, Durham city to the south, Beamish Open Air Museum to the east and the North Pennines Moors to the west.
We are a small family run, 300-year-old working sheep farm which is an ideal base for visiting Hexham & Corbridge, The Northumberland National Park, Hadrian's Wall and Slaley Hall, or just to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Here there is always a warm Northumbrian welcome awaiting you. The Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast is in part of our adapted stone farm buildings especially designed for visitors.
We serve a full English breakfast, have comfortable bedrooms - all en suite, and a guest lounge. We have been doing B&B for over 30 years now!. Our converted milking byre is now a spacious, and comfortable holiday cottage.
We are a small family run, 300-year-old working sheep farm which is an ideal base for visiting Hexham & Corbridge, The Northumberland National Park, Hadrian's Wall and Slaley Hall, or just to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Here there is always a warm Northumbrian welcome awaiting you. The Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast is in part of our adapted stone farm buildings especially designed for visitors.
We serve a full English breakfast, have comfortable bedrooms - all en suite, and a guest lounge. We have been doing B&B for over 30 years now!. Our converted milking byre is now a spacious, and comfortable holiday cottage.
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It is believed that there has been a property at Rye Hill for about 400 years, this would tie in with the area having a large smelting foundry at Dukesfield just below us here on the banks of Hexhamshire's Devils Water river.
It is said they would have up to 300 horse loads of lead ore a day arriving from the Pennine mines in 1800.
The house and buildings of Rye Hill date back to the 17 century and are constructed of local stone from Ladycross Quarry 3 miles away in Slaley Forest; it is still in existence being one of the last hand worked quarries in the UK.
It is said they would have up to 300 horse loads of lead ore a day arriving from the Pennine mines in 1800.
The house and buildings of Rye Hill date back to the 17 century and are constructed of local stone from Ladycross Quarry 3 miles away in Slaley Forest; it is still in existence being one of the last hand worked quarries in the UK.
Rye Hill Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast is part of our small, 300-year-old, family run sheep farm, with stunning countryside views across the Tyne Valley and Slaley Forest.
The farm is just outside the small village of Slaley off the road towards Hexham, deep in the heart of beautiful Northumberland, within the North Pennines AONB and, is also close to the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park.
Our Bed & Breakfast is perfectly placed for visiting Hexham, Corbridge and Slaley Hall, exploring Hadrian's Wall UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for walking or cycling across Blanchland Moor or beside Devil's Water river and in Kielder Forest or across the North Pennines.
The farm is just outside the small village of Slaley off the road towards Hexham, deep in the heart of beautiful Northumberland, within the North Pennines AONB and, is also close to the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park.
Our Bed & Breakfast is perfectly placed for visiting Hexham, Corbridge and Slaley Hall, exploring Hadrian's Wall UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for walking or cycling across Blanchland Moor or beside Devil's Water river and in Kielder Forest or across the North Pennines.
Hidden away on Rye Hill Farm near Hexham, is one of the most secluded, small campsites in Northumberland - guests have described it as "our secret" and "a gem".
If you're looking for a peaceful stay in beautiful surroundings, then you'll love our campsite.
It's ideal for children and adults who enjoy country life and you can explore our working farm with its sheep, ponies and free-range chickens.
Our farm is in Slaley near Hexham, deep in the heart of the beautiful Northumberland countryside and, is within the North Pennines AONB and, is close to the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park.
If you're looking for a peaceful stay in beautiful surroundings, then you'll love our campsite.
It's ideal for children and adults who enjoy country life and you can explore our working farm with its sheep, ponies and free-range chickens.
Our farm is in Slaley near Hexham, deep in the heart of the beautiful Northumberland countryside and, is within the North Pennines AONB and, is close to the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park.
Rye Hill farm is situated deep in the heart of the amazing Northumbrian countryside, yet is still only 30 minutes by car from Newcastle upon Tyne.
We are about 15 minutes off the A69 trunk road which runs from Newcastle upon Tyne to Carlisle, just 5 miles South of the historic town of Hexham.
Via A1 in Which case drive all the way down to A69 Junction 75 signposted A69 Hexham and take the 3rd exit towards Hexham and follow the instructions from the East.
After 2.1 miles - after passing the Travellers Rest Pub on your left, turn right where you see our sign for Rye Hill Farm and a signpost for Ladycross.
We are about 15 minutes off the A69 trunk road which runs from Newcastle upon Tyne to Carlisle, just 5 miles South of the historic town of Hexham.
Via A1 in Which case drive all the way down to A69 Junction 75 signposted A69 Hexham and take the 3rd exit towards Hexham and follow the instructions from the East.
After 2.1 miles - after passing the Travellers Rest Pub on your left, turn right where you see our sign for Rye Hill Farm and a signpost for Ladycross.
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