Six bedrooms provide comfortable, well furnished accommodation. Each room has a private bathroom, television and tea/coffee making facilities. The rooms vary in size and can accommodate everyone from single guests to family groups.There is a separate sitting room for guests and ample off-road parking. Dogs are also welcome at a charge of 6 per stay. Accommodation Prices. Prices include Full English Breakfast and VAT at 17% All bedrooms have private bathrooms, television, telephones and facilities for making tea and coffee. Double/Twin Room (Sun - Thurs). Double/Twin Room (Fri - Sat). Child Sharing with Parents

When staying at the Maypole Inn there are plenty of local attractions and places to visit below is a selection that we have chosen to help you plan your stay with us. Please click on the links. There are also many beautiful walks for the experienced and the novice hiker, we are perfectly situated in the Yorkshire Dales, and close to the Lake District and the Trough of Bowland. Before planning your trips check out the. Settle to Carlisle Railway. The 72 mile route from Settle to Carlisle takes you on a journey through the magnificent Yorkshire Dales, over the 24 arches of the Ribblehead Viaduct before plunging in to the longest tunnel on the line at Blea Moor. Emerging onto the side of Dentdale, the line leaves the Dales at Garsdale and makes it way through the gentle, lush rolling hills of the Eden Valley, with rural villages and market towns before arriving at the great border city of Carlisle. Yorkshire Dales Falconry Wildlife Conservation Centre. The Calendar Girls film sites. The Yorkshire Dales has the setting for many TV and film productions including Calender Girls. Leeds, Liverpool Canal. The longest show cave in Britain. Use the Maypole as a base when tackling the famous Three Peaks of Yorkshire.

The Maypole's two bars offer a good selection of hand-pulled ales - the inn has been selected four times as. Pub of the Season for the district. With open fires for the cool winter months and outside seating by the pretty green during the summer, it is well patronised by both locals and visitors. The Maypole has become the first pub to win the. Pub of the Season award for the fourth time - for the summer of 1997. Traditional Ales are available: Timothy Taylor's Landlord. Charles Well's Bombardier. Jenning's Cumberland

The Maypole Inn has long had a strong reputation for serving fine home cooking in its warm, spacious dining room. As well as traditional pub dishes, there is a varied menu of daily specials which include vegetarian and fish dishes. Cheese and Vegetable Dishes. Restaurant and bar food available: Open all day until 9.30pm (except winter - open at 5.30pm). Open all day until 9pm. Deep Fried Brie with Redcurrant Sauce. Chicken Liver Pate with Hot Toast. Bowl of Garlic Mushrooms with Crusty Roll Butter. Homemade soup with Granary Roll. Atlantic Prawns on a bed of leaves, dressed with Marie Rose. Hot Black Pudding Chorizo Sausage with Wholegrain Mustard Sauce. Smoked Trout Pate with Hot Toast. Sweet Melon with Fruit Coulis Sorbet. Deep Fried Whitby Scampi. Yorkshire Ham Eggs. Fillet of Plaice in Breadcrumbs. Hellifield Sausage Egg. All served with Homemade Chips or New Potatoes- Steak and Ale Pie with short crust pastry. Braised Lamb Shank in Rosemary. Kilnsey Trout cooked in Tarragon, Lemon Juice Butter. All served with Vegetables Homemade Chips or New Potatoes- Lasagne Bolognaise with a large mixed Salad. Fillet Steak (8oz/226g). Sirloin Steak (10oz/283g). Rump Steak (1lb 4oz/567g). Pepper, Cream or Brandy Suace. Served with Mushrooms, Tomato, Onion Rings a choice of Potatoes- Chestnut Fennel Casserole. Leek, Mushroom Parsley Pie. Wensleydale Cheese Spinach Lasagne. Ratatouille topped with melted Cheese, Crusty Roll Salad. Vegetables braised with chickpeas Moroccan spices. Mixed Yorkshire Cheese Ploughman's. Fresh poached Salmon salad. Cold roast Ham or Beef Salad. Prawn Fetta Cheese salad bowl. In a choice of Brown or White Bread- Selection of Fresh Vegetables

The Maypole Inn is open all year round. If you would like to make a booking would like more information, please contact Robert or Elspeth Palmer; landlord@maypole.co.uk. Locate us on the map. Long Preston lies the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is an ideal centre for walking or touring holidays: open moorland, the hill slopes of the Pennines, caves and waterfalls are all within easy reach of the village. Long Preston is near to the thriving market town of Settle, Skipton and Kirkby Lonsdale, and less than an hours drive from the Lake District and the forest of Bowland. It is a village that offers access to the heart of Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria. Sporting and leisure activities are catered for locally including walking, pony trekking, mountain climbing, cycling, pot holing, fishing and golf.

You can now check for availability and book accommodation online by or alternativly by calling us on (01729) 840219. In 1695, Ambrose Wigglesworth opened the doors to his first customers. Three hundred years later, we continue the tradition of offering hospitality and a warm welcome in this seventeenth century inn situated beside the Maypole Green in the picturesque village of Long Preston.

 Credit cards accepted
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Hairdryer
 Ironing facilities
 Licensed bar
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Pets are accepted
 Parking lot
 Restaurant
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Common room with a TV set