Pikes 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.

Kay and Paul have spent several years building Nabby Nook using the reuse and repurpose principles to promote sustainability and create a quirky well loved environment.

The surrounding area is great for walking, wild swimming and cultural adventures. We are situated between two towns that have fantastic independent shops, pubs and restaurants. If music is your thing then we are lucky to have two great live music venues nearby, The Trades Club in Hebden Bridge and The Golden Lion in Todmorden. The Calder Valley is part of the South Pennines and has stunning scenery. It's fantastic for walks, cycling and wild swimming. The near by towns of Hebden Bridge and Todmorden are packed with independent shops and an abundance of culture and history.