Peggy's Cabin Accommodation 1 Cabin - 1 double bed 1 single bed Comfy living room with wood burning stove Private outdoor space with chiminea/firepit Our little woodland is kitted out as an outdoor living space, you’ll have all luxuries of self-catering accommodation, just outdoors. This includes - • Cabin accommodating 2 to 3 people with bedding provided • Woodburning stove in the cabin (one nights wood provided) • The Woodshed, a well-equipped outdoor kitchen and dining room • An outdoor electric shower – eco-friendly products only please. • Composting loo for that number two. Wild wees are welcome. • Chiminea, with cooking equipment – please ask us for firewood (extra charge) or bring your own briquettes for cooking The Woodshed –a place where you can hang out, play games, prepare and eat meals. The attached outdoor kitchen has everything you will need for cooking and eating. Adjoining is a sink with hot and cold running water. There are charging points for all your devices. We can suggest walking and cycling routes, the best of the local restaurants and where to get a pint amongst other things. A lot of what is on site once had another life so might seem a bit quirky but that's the way we like it and try to encourage our visitors to think how they can reduce waste and only bring what can be used or recycled. We run our place as a sustainable, eco friendly resort. We are passionate recyclers and aim for zero waste where possible. We ask our guests to treat the area the same way. We have two dogs of our own, and we also have free roaming hens during the day, so doggies need to be well behaved and on the lead when the hens are out.

Combining my passion for the environment and the arts I have created Nabby Nook, an outdoor living space, a place to be in nature, to experience a peaceful and relaxing, environment and a place to promote sustainable living.

Explore Local Attractions Nabby Nook is ideally situated for exploring local cultural and historic gems. In nearby Halifax there is the historic cloth market, Piece Hall, and the beautifully preserved Shibden Hall. Dating back to 1420 and famously known as the home of Anne Lister aka Gentleman Jack. Just down the road is Hebden Bridge, a quaint gem of a town renowned for its local markets and independent shops. If you enjoy literature, you can walk in the footsteps of Ted Hughes in the historic ‘step-back-it- time’ village of Heptonstall Or visit Haworth & immerse yourself in the world and domestic life of the Brontes at the The Bronte Parsonage Museum.