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Friendly Family Holidays in the Heart of Teesdale Welcome to our family-run, 4-star self catering holiday cottages. We love it here. We hope you will too!
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Sleeping groups of between 2 to 31 guests in one of England's most picturesque areas. With two cottages set on our farm on the edge of the picture-perfect village of Romaldkirk in the Durham Dales, it's the ideal place for a full-sized family gathering; walking or cycling groups; reunions of friends; team away weeks or weekends. It is also equally ideal as an intimate getaway for just two; or a fa

mily of 4 or 5. Being in the middle of one of the most beautiful, yet undiscovered corners of the country means you can explore the area, enjoying all of the attractions, activities, pubs, markets and stunning scenery without the bother of traffic jams and town centres bursting at the seems with thousands of other tourists. Here's what some of our past guests have said about Romaldkirk Holiday Cottages...
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/VacationRentalReview-g190814-d4038732-Ashwood_Lodge-Barnard_Castle_County_Durham_England.html

Address

Low Green Farm, Romaldkirk
Barnard Castle
DL129ED

Website

http://www.romaldkirkholidaycottages.co.uk/

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Videos

Getting up early has its advantages around here. #BeautifulTeesdale

A gaggle of geese flying low over Romaldkirk Holiday Cottages.

Unfortunately our dog, Quito, wasn't so keen to share her walk with the geese. (I suspect her newly acquired rabbit was slowing her down a bit!) #labswillbelabs

Toad

This little fella was hopping between some boggy ground and the shallow pools at the edge of the River Tees. Very pleased to see him, as it was September 2011 when we spotted the last one on the farm, and thought perhaps that we'd lost our amphibian friends!