Holiday Cottages in West Yorkshire

Holmfirth is a small town in West Yorkshire, well-known as the filming location for Last of the Summer Wine. Being near the Peak District means that hikers and other outdoor enthusiasts visit the town throughout the year, not put off by the freezing temperatures of winter time. Summer is the busier season though, with temperatures reaching 16°C on average. Restaurants and pubs abound in Holmfirth, along with tea rooms and other eating places. Popular walks include a circular route around Digley Reservoir, Holme Valley Riverside Way, and Holme Moss View Point which lies 525 metres above sea level.

Things To Do in Holmfirth

• Last of the Summer Wine Exhibition: Set inside Compo’s house, the exhibition displays well-known memorabilia from the much-loved series.
• Holmfirth Vineyard and Restaurant: Daily tours of this seven acre vineyard include wine-tasting. Visitors can adopt a vine, and take in the stunning scenery from the terrace.
• Kirklees Light Railway: 15” narrow gauge railway with tea room and outdoor children’s play area.
• David Brown Tractor Museum: Containing tractor memorabilia and gift shop.
• Holmfirth Market Hall: Hosts a general market on Thursdays, a food and craft market on Saturdays, and a Farmers Market once a month.

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