After stopping for a while, it seems that cream teas are back up at Ravenseat Farm. We’ve been wanting to head back over to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and we might just have to enjoy some homemade scones and beautiful views at Ravenseat Farm once more, which is home to Amanda Owen and her family.
That’s right, the perfect stop-off on the popular walks in the area; you can enjoy a nice brew at the home of the Owen family, who first featured on Channel 5’s Our Yorkshire Farm and now the Channel 4 show, Our Yorkshire Farm Next Door. Get sat down at the picnic benches situated by the packhorse bridge, kick back and take in the panoramic views of the stunning countryside.
Amanda’s daughter Edif seems to be running it, and it’s new Instagram. It’s situated in the Upper Swaledale area, a stone’s throw away from the highest pub in the UK, Tan Hall Inn.
Posting to its Instagram, she wrote: “We’re now open at Ravenseat from 11am–4pm for cream teas. Come and enjoy homemade scones, a proper cup of tea or coffee, and a selection of cold drinks, all served in our outdoor seating with views of the Yorkshire Dales.”
Be sure to check the Instagram or socials to see if it’s open! Amanda Owen took to Instagram to announce the news also! We can’t wait to give them a try, if we can get over that way this summer.
Why not visit the beautiful Wain Wath Force just down the road from the farm, and head up towards Tan Hall Inn for a cheeky pint? There are plenty of beautiful opportunities to make a day of it up in the Yorkshire Dales.
Another walk many trekkers do in the area is the Coast to Coast walk, which Ravenseat Farm sits nicely halfway through. The two-week trail is 192 miles long and is from Robin Hood’s Bay to St Bees or vice versa.
You can also meet the Yorkshire Shepherdess in person this August Bank Holiday at the huge weekend festival 5 on the Farm – which sees a whole host of Channel 5 favourites gather to give talks, do meet and greets and more.
If you’d like to find out more information on the event, find out more here.
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