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The Weather in Appletreewick
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Here is our climate diagram for Appletreewick. On average, the warmest month is July. No heat wave is expected in February, when minimum average temperatures usally hit a 1° low. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is December.
Accommodation options in Appletreewick
In Appletreewick, house rentals are the most typical type of accommodation. The average size of house rentals in Appletreewick is 130 m², with an average price of £240 a night. Furthermore, the majority of house rentals in Appletreewick can welcome 5 people, which makes Appletreewick a great holiday spot for medium-sized groups and families. Hotel rooms are the second most available accommodation type in Appletreewick. Hotel rooms in Appletreewick are 40 m² on average, with an average price of £1,755 a night.
Savour a holiday letting in the pretty village of Appletreewick
Located on the banks of the River Wharfe, Appletreewick attracts legions of vacationers during summer for its historic heritage trails. Appletreewick accommodations and holiday lettings are in plenty.
Food & Drink
Pub grub
Tuck into Belgian and continental beers, ciders and homecooked food at the pet-friendly New Inn pub. Another favourite is the creeper-covered Craven Arms and Cruck Barn known for its high-quality ales and artisan dishes – staples include steak & ale pie and fish & chips. The blackboard menu and log fires are a nice touch.
Art & Culture
History and more
The 17th and 18th century stone cottages and village chapel transport visitors to a time when life was simpler. Look out for hillside houses dating back to the 12th century which boast picturesque views of the distant dales and valleys. Visitors are often taken aback by Appletreewick's classic British red telephone box, something of a rarity these days. A short drive from the village are the gorgeous Parcevall Hall gardens created by Sir William Milner.
