Looking down the Farm lane from end of public road
Bullpot bunkhouse is surrounded by farmland, mainly used for cattle and sheep grazing. We do have access to a front yard car park, rear garden, rear car park and raised garden area to the North West of the building. Pictures below show various views around the exterior of the premises.
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 Farm in winter |
 Aerial photo to show the isolation of Bullpot |
Construction work.
Thanks to a Yorkshire Dales National Park SDF Grant, considerable work has been done in the back garden to develop three new stone built tackle stores and a grey water storage system for toilets and gear washing. The work is now complete and a backup water supply pumps water up from the stream during dry weather.
 Painting by John Conway |
 June display of Orchids. Photo Bill Nix |
Water Supply
Our water supply at the farm for flushing the toilets come from rainwater collected off the roof and stored in some tanks in the back garden. These are topped up by pumping water up from the stream during dry weather. To run the pump you need to switch it on and run it for an hour or so every day while you are there. The switch is located in the store cupboard on the extreme left as you go out into the rear garden, next to the small gate out to the track. There is a pipe by the back door that shows the water level in the tanks to help you monitor this
If you run out of water you will have to flush toilets with buckets from the stream so do not forget!
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Front doorRear garden and BBQ area
