Farndale Daffodils

I always feel that Spring has sprung when the daffodils arrive and although a little later this year, I am pleased to say that the daffodils are now flowering. If you would like to see a good show of daffodils then why not visit the beautiful village of Farndale this April when the landscape will be adorned with a beautiful carpet of wild daffodils.

I have read on the Farndale website that, "The warm weather last week has brought the Daffies on and they are now at their best and dependant on weather, and temperature should remain so for the next two to three weeks."

So if you are visiting this area then the Farndale daffodils are well worth a visit at this time of year.

It is believed that the daffodils were first brought to Farndale by some medieval monks from Rievaulx.

In the village you will be able to buy some daffodils but picking the wild daffodils is prohibited. For those of you who enjoy walking then take the Farndale Daffodil walk through the stunning Yorkshire countryside.

The Farndale daffodil walk is a moderate walk of approximately 7.1 miles. Click on this link for more information about the Farndale daffodil walk.

Farndale is less than a 40 minute drive from Old Byland so why not combine a stay at one of the cosy and comfortable Valley View Farm cottages and enjoy the spectacular views of the sheep on the hillside around Old Byland and the daffodils at Farndale.

If you would like to book a stay at one of the Valley View Farm holiday cottages then you can book online by clicking on the link or alternatively book over the telephone on 01439 798221.

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