Can you visit the farm from Our Yorkshire Farm TV show?

With its sweeping views, hardy sheep farming and dramatic weather, the farm has become a destination many fans would love to see for themselves. But can you actually visit Ravenseat?

Is Ravenseat Open to the Public?

The short answer is no, Ravenseat is not currently open to visitors.

For several years, the farm welcomed members of the public.

Visitors could stop by for cream teas, homemade refreshments and even pre-booked stays, giving fans a rare opportunity to experience life in the Yorkshire Dales first-hand.

Amanda, Clive and Kids altogether outside Anty John’s (Image: MORE 4)

However, in 2022, Ravenseat closed its doors to public access.

It has since operated solely as a private, working family farm and is no longer open for drop-in visits or tourism.

There is no visitor centre, café or official tour experience currently running at the site.

Can You Walk Near the Farm?

While the farmhouse and its immediate grounds are private, the wider landscape around Ravenseat sits within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is criss-crossed by public footpaths.

Ravenseat lies along the Pennine Way and is close to Alfred Wainwright’s famous Coast-to-Coast Walk.

Walkers passing through Upper Swaledale may find themselves in the surrounding area, enjoying the same dramatic views seen on television.

However, it is important to respect that Ravenseat itself is private property.

Visitors should stick strictly to designated public rights of way, follow countryside guidance and avoid trespassing.

Where Is Ravenseat?

Ravenseat is located at the head of Whitsun Dale in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire, around three and a half miles west of the small village of Keld.

The area is known for its remoteness, with narrow roads, limited facilities and challenging weather conditions, particularly in winter.

Anyone planning to explore the area should prepare carefully, as petrol stations, shops and mobile signal can be limited in the upper dales.

While you can no longer visit Ravenseat itself, fans can still experience the spectacular landscapes that made Our Yorkshire Farm such a hit.

The rolling hills, stone barns and winding valleys of Swaledale remain open to walkers and visitors, just not the farmhouse at the heart of the show.

For now, the best way to step inside Ravenseat is still through the screen it seems.