Kiln Dried Silver Birch
Lights easily, burns bright. Lovely bark.
Craven and the Dales · BD23
Kiln-dried logs delivered in Grassington and Upper Wharfedale.
Yes. Grassington, Threshfield, Kettlewell and the rest of Upper Wharfedale get kiln-dried logs delivered free, Monday to Friday, on any order of £80 or more. The dale shares the BD23 postcode with our yard in Gargrave, only about 8 miles away as the crow flies, so this is very much home ground.
Do we deliver to you?
Free delivery within 30 miles, Monday to Friday. Minimum order £80.
Kiln-dried logs for Grassington cottages and farmhouses.
An open fire in an old stone cottage wants a log that catches without a fuss. Our Kiln Dried Silver Birch lights easily and burns bright, and the papery bark helps it get going. For the long evenings once the walkers have gone home, Kiln Dried Oak is dense and slow burning. Ash sits nicely between the two: hot, clean and steady.
Some farmhouse kitchens have a big wood burner with a firebox to match. That's what our larger mixed hardwood logs are for. They're thicker than our standard logs and only suit bigger burners, so ring the office if you're not sure about yours. Looking after a holiday cottage? A log store by the back door saves guests a soggy dash across the yard. Ours are our own design, built by local joiners and delivered fully assembled.
Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods, Larger Logs
Chunky logs for big fireboxes.
Log stores
Our own design, built by local joiners and delivered assembled. Three heights.
From £209Choose a size
Firewood delivery up the dale.
Firewood delivery in Grassington starts with your order, placed online at any hour or by phone on 01756 748342 in office hours. We work out the run up Wharfedale and text or call you when your day is booked. We won't pin a day down before that, but you can list any days that won't suit when you check out.
All of the upper dale is BD23: Grassington, Threshfield, Linton, Cracoe, Thorpe, Burnsall, Hebden, Conistone, Kilnsey, Kettlewell, Starbotton and Buckden, plus Arncliffe and Litton over in Littondale. Once you leave the main road it's narrow lanes, field gates, cattle grids and farm tracks. Above Kettlewell, the road over Park Rash into Coverdale is one the National Park Authority itself calls lung-busting. So tell us at checkout where to leave your bags, whether that's inside the field gate, by the barn or at the top of the track.
Grassington, Kettlewell, Linton, Hebden, Buckden and Arncliffe are all conservation areas, and the Authority says owners may need its permission before altering a building in one. That doesn't change a delivery, but it's one more reason we put bags tidily where you ask rather than wherever there's a gap.
Log suppliers close to Grassington.
Log suppliers don't come much closer to Grassington than a yard 8 miles down the road. Every log is kiln dried at our own yard in Gargrave to 20% moisture or less and certified under Woodsure's Ready to Burn scheme (WS226/00001). We've been delivering since 2009.
We sell by volume: each bulk bag is 0.85m by 0.85m by 0.85m, delivered and left in the bag, so there's less mess on the flags. Ring the office with a question and you'll speak to someone in Gargrave, not a call centre three counties away.
Smoke control in Grassington and Upper Wharfedale.
North Yorkshire Council lists its Craven smoke control areas as most of Skipton and parts of South Craven, such as Sutton and Cross Hills, with maps on its smoke control page. Grassington and the villages above it aren't among the places named. If you want to be certain about your address, ask the council.
Wherever you live, wet wood can't be sold in small amounts any more. Since 1 May 2021, GOV.UK says, selling wet wood in units under 2 cubic metres has been unlawful in England, and wood sold in those smaller amounts must now be certified Ready to Burn. For the wider picture, see our guide to what you can burn in a smoke control area. None of this is legal advice.
Pizza ovens and fire pits in Upper Wharfedale.
A pizza oven on the terrace or a fire pit after a day on the fells both want small, dry wood. Our extra small logs are mixed hardwood cut extra small for wood-fired ovens, and they suit a fire pit or a small fireplace too. If you're after pizza oven logs in Grassington, read our pizza oven logs guide, or the one on fire pit logs.
Your Grassington questions.
Do you deliver to Kettlewell, Buckden and Littondale?
Yes. They're all in BD23, along with Grassington and Threshfield, and delivery is free on orders of £80 or more. Tell us at checkout if your house is up a lane or track.
Is Grassington in a smoke control area?
North Yorkshire Council's list of Craven smoke control areas covers most of Skipton and parts of South Craven. Grassington isn't named on it. For a definite answer about your address, check with the council.
Our farm is down a long track. Can you still deliver?
Usually, yes. Tell us at checkout where to leave the bags and anything we should know about the track, gates or turning space. If you're unsure, ring the office before you order.
Hebden near Grassington, or Hebden Bridge?
Both, as it happens. Hebden in Wharfedale is BD23 and covered here. Hebden Bridge in Calderdale is HX7 and has its own page.
Local facts and sources.
- The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority describes Grassington as situated in Wharfedale in the south of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.Source: Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, checked 19 October 2026
- Grassington is a conservation area looked after by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, with a start date of 1969.Source: planning.data.gov.uk (Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority data), checked 19 October 2026
- The National Park has 47 conservation areas, including Kettlewell, Linton, Hebden, Buckden, Starbotton and Arncliffe, and the Authority says owners there may need its permission before making alterations.Source: Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, checked 19 October 2026
- North Yorkshire Council lists its smoke control areas in Craven as most of Skipton and parts of South Craven, such as Sutton and Cross Hills. Grassington and the upper dale are not named.Source: North Yorkshire Council, checked 19 October 2026
- The National Park Authority calls Park Rash, the road from Kettlewell into Coverdale, a lung-busting climb.Source: Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, checked 19 October 2026
Useful guides.
- How to store logs so they stay dry
- Ash, oak, birch or mixed: which logs should you buy?
- Which logs are best for a fire pit?
- Which logs are best for a pizza oven?