Greenclose House has been the headquarters of the Northern
Pennine Club since the mid-fifties, and was purchased in 1967
(having previously been leased). It is a stone-built farmhouse just
outside the Yorkshire Dales National Park. A large Common Room is
adjacent to the kitchen (bottled gas cooking), and a recently
enhanced extension houses tackle store, drying room, showers and
toilets. A smaller quiet room forms the library, with extensive
collections of caving literature and surveys. Upstairs are four
bedrooms with bunk bed accommodation, one room specifically
designated for guests.
