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Keld Knowle is a working farm near Pickering, on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. We offer holiday home and farm house bed and breakfast.
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Karen and Anthony Scaling would like to welcome you to our home. Keld Knowle Farm is a small family run dairy farm with stunning views looking out over the Vale of Pickering towards the Yorkshire Wolds. We are located just minutes from the North York Moors National Park, North York Moors steam heritage railway, in Pickering, bus stops, and pubs. Additionally, our farm is a 40 minute drive to York,

Whitby, and Scarborough. There is plenty of opportunity to have your very own experience watching our dairy herd being milked twice daily or spend your holiday taking advantage of the numerous walks starting from the door into the North York Moors National Park. We offer:
-Two holiday homes, each with a kitchen, bathroom, living and dining areas, master bedroom, and second bedroom with two single beds. Prices from £150 for short breaks.

-15 Pitch Caravan touring site. Hard standing and grass pitches from £18

01/09/2024

A little girl born this evening to Hattie, one of our young cows.

25/08/2024

We have availability in our holiday homes from 30th of August and 13th September. Prices include bed linen. Telephone after 7pm or book online. tel. 01751 472820 www.keldknowlefarmholidays.co.uk
3 nights £190
4 nights £240
1 week £350

15/08/2024

Hurrah! Visitors to Keld Knowle can now take our farm walk through the fields to the village of Wrelton and ultimately the Buck inn! We still have some work to improve the gate and stile which will happen once harvest is finished.

15/08/2024

The wheat harvest is well underway at Keld Knowle, let’s hope the weather holds!

09/08/2024

The heather on the moors is in full flower at the moment, you can walk or drive into Rosedale from Keld Knowle.

31/07/2024

It’s all tractor action at Keld Knowle as we collect the grass silage before the rain arrives.

28/07/2024

The bridge has now been installed on our farm walk, we still have some more work to do to connect it to the public footpath to the pub. Still “work in progress” but I will keep you posted…..

27/07/2024

The school holiday children’s playground has arrived at Keld Knowle farm and was in full use before we finished building it! Pitches available next week!

21/07/2024

Our new farm walk is coming on nicely, this fenced walkway will join the public footpath to Wrelton village (and most importantly the Buck inn) or around some of our farm land. We just have to build a bridge over the ditch….. I’ll keep you updated!

18/07/2024

The cows, the campers and the staff at Keld Knowle were happy to finally see some sunshine today!

31/05/2024

It’s going to be tractor action this weekend at Keld Knowle as we gather the first cut of grass to make silage to feed to the cows next winter. Hopefully this concrete bunker will be full to the top by next week.

28/05/2024

Flash Sale for our holiday homes! 20% off any stay from 31st May to 28th June, for example, 3 nights was £190 now £152! Must be booked via our website or telephone (evening is best).
www.keldknowlefarmholidays.co.uk
tel. 01751 472820

09/05/2024

The orchids, bluebells, primroses and wild garlic are all flowering in Sinnington woods, a beautiful walk from Keld Knowle farm.

05/05/2024

The apple blossom is looking lovely on the campsite today. Pitches are available from Wednesday.

03/05/2024

The cows are out!! After a long wet winter the ground has dried up enough for the cows to go out into the fields.

26/04/2024

Both our comfortable holiday homes are available from 31st of May for 1 week, price is £400 including bed linen. Both homes have beautiful views and are only a short walk to the Buck Inn in Wrelton village. tel.01751 472820 or book through our website:
www.keldknowlefarmholidays.co.uk

21/04/2024

Mrs Duck has done it again! Look carefully to see her clutch of ducklings, sadly she’s one less already as the cat had one for breakfast 🙁

11/04/2024

Not booked your summer holiday yet? We have a few weeks remaining in June and July in our comfortable holiday homes. Each home sleeps 4 people and have fabulous views. £400/week including bed linen.

07/04/2024

A busy morning at Keld Knowle today. Three calves born to three different cows, all are fit and well.

23/03/2024

The daffodils and primroses are in flower in Sinnington village and the surrounding woodlands, which is a lovely walk from Keld Knowle farm.

11/03/2024

A pretty heifer calf born yesterday to first time mum, Acorn. Both mother and baby are doing well.

24/02/2024

Keld Knowle farm will be opening the gate to visitors this Friday. Hard standing pitches are available from 1st March and holiday homes from 3rd May. We look forward to seeing you soon!

28/01/2024

The cows are always pleased to see the donkeys as they go out to their field in a morning!

30/12/2023

Two new visitors, come to spend their holidays at Keld Knowle. Buttons and Josh have had a busy year working on the beach then a full schedule of Christmas nativity appointments, they are staying with us for a holiday until they are needed for the Palm Sunday parades.

26/12/2023

Merry Christmas from all at Keld Knowle!

16/12/2023

A spectacular sunset at Keld Knowle this evening!

14/12/2023

Somebody was happy to see the sunshine today!

09/12/2023

Bobby the horse and Ketchup the cat are generally good stable mates but Bobby did get whacked on the nose today for being too rough!

30/11/2023

All the cows are tucked up warm and dry in their shed for winter, the caravan site will re-open in March 2024.

29/10/2023

It was thirsty work for our rolly polly little cow Cinnamon, she had a pretty little heifer calf this afternoon.

Address

Keld Knowle, Wrelton, Pickering
Pickering
YO188PJ

Website

http://www.keldknowlefarmholidays.co.uk/

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Videos

A little girl born this evening to Hattie, one of our young cows.

The wheat harvest is well underway at Keld Knowle, let’s hope the weather holds!

The school holiday children’s playground has arrived at Keld Knowle farm and was in full use before we finished building it! Pitches available next week!

The cows, the campers and the staff at Keld Knowle were happy to finally see some sunshine today!

The cows are out!! After a long wet winter the ground has dried up enough for the cows to go out into the fields.

Mrs Duck has done it again! Look carefully to see her clutch of ducklings, sadly she’s one less already as the cat had one for breakfast 🙁

Somebody was happy to see the sunshine today!

It was thirsty work for our rolly polly little cow Cinnamon, she had a pretty little heifer calf this afternoon.

Sometimes our horse, Bobby, just can not contain himself!

I think the rain is driving the cows crazy! They were all very skittish when they came in to be milked this afternoon.

Look closely to see the duck and her 15 tiny ducklings on our pond, filmed from the window of our Farndale holiday home.

We rescued Hilda the hedgehog and her 5 hoglets from our muck pit. They’ve had four days of fine dining and recoupment before we returned them to the hedge bottom this evening (well away from the muck pit!)

There is going to be a lot of tractor action this weekend as we cut the grass to make into silage for the cows feed next winter. Don’t forget it’s pizza night tomorrow night on the campsite, please message me your order, tel 07932 220843

Today was the day the cows all look forward to! Due to the drought last summer all our silage has run out so they have had to go out despite the fields still being too wet. Let’s hope it continues to dry up!

This is our farm cat ‘Ketchup’, she’s found a new friend to cuddle up with on cold, wet days!

Today was the day the cows were turned out into the field after a long winter in the sheds. Despite the fields still being wet we have run out of silage to feed them, so let’s hope we get plenty of warm sunshine to make the grass grow!