Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods
Our best seller. A good all-rounder for any stove.
Nidderdale · HG1, HG2, HG3
Kiln-dried logs delivered in Harrogate and Nidderdale.
Yes. Harrogate is one of our weekly rounds, and we deliver kiln-dried logs free across HG1, HG2 and HG3, from the town out to Pateley Bridge and the Nidderdale villages, Monday to Friday. The minimum order is £80. The logs travel from our yard in Gargrave, about 23 miles west as the crow flies.
Do we deliver to you?
Free delivery within 30 miles, Monday to Friday. Minimum order £80.
Kiln-dried logs in Harrogate and Nidderdale.
From a Victorian open grate to a brand new stove, here's the short version. For an open fire, Kiln Dried Silver Birch lights easily and burns bright. For a stove you want to run hot and clean, Kiln Dried Ash is a favourite. For a long evening in a Nidderdale farmhouse, Kiln Dried Oak is dense and slow burning.
Can't decide? Our Mixed Hardwoods, two or more hardwoods to a bag, are our best seller and suit any stove. Pair a bag of Birch or Mixed with Ash or Oak to make the most of our Ash and Oak offer. Standard logs are about 25cm long, and our guide to choosing logs goes into more detail.
Kiln Dried Silver Birch
Lights easily, burns bright. Lovely bark.
Firewood delivery from Harrogate up to Pateley Bridge.
For firewood delivery in Harrogate, order online any time or ring us on 01756 748342 during office hours. The weekly round means we're in the area every week, but your actual day is set when we plan it, and we'll text or call you as soon as it's booked. Use the notes at checkout to tell us days you can't take a delivery and where to leave the bags.
HG1 and HG2 cover the town itself, Starbeck included. HG3 takes in Pannal to the south, then runs west and north through Killinghall, Hampsthwaite, Birstwith, Darley, Summerbridge, Pateley Bridge, and up the dale to Ramsgill and Lofthouse. We also deliver to Knaresborough (HG5) and Ripon (HG4).
A town house with a gravel drive and a farm at the end of a reservoir road need different plans. If your drive is gated, your street has no space to pull in, or you're down a farm track, tell us at checkout where to leave your bags: behind the gate, by the garage, next to the barn.
Log suppliers for Harrogate: a weekly round from the Dales.
Comparing log suppliers in Harrogate? Here's what's behind ours. 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, certificate WS226/00001. Since 1 May 2021, GOV.UK says, it has been unlawful to sell wet wood in units under 2 cubic metres in England.
We've delivered logs since 2009. You buy by the bag, by volume, each one 0.85m on every side, and the logs arrive in it. If you want advice before you order, ring the office, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Harrogate's smoke control areas.
North Yorkshire Council says smoke control areas cover most of Harrogate. A 2025 council report adds that they were declared from around 1980, cover much of the western side of town, and weren't thought necessary for Starbeck and the south-east. There are none in Pateley Bridge, Knaresborough or Ripon, the council says. To check your own address, use the council's In My Area search, and read its smoke control page.
Inside a smoke control area, wood should only be burned in a Defra-exempt appliance. GOV.UK explains the rules, and our guide to burning in a smoke control area keeps it plain. This isn't legal advice: check with the council if in doubt.
Pizza ovens and fire pits in Harrogate and Nidderdale.
North Yorkshire Council says outdoor barbecues, chimineas and pizza ovens aren't covered by smoke control rules, though a stove that vents through a summerhouse chimney is. For pizza oven logs in Harrogate, our extra small logs are mixed hardwood cut small for wood-fired ovens and good in a fire pit. See our pizza oven logs guide and the one on cooking over wood.
Harrogate and Nidderdale questions.
Is Harrogate a smoke control area?
Most of it is, according to North Yorkshire Council, particularly the west of the town. A 2025 council report says Starbeck and the south-east of town weren't thought to need one, and there are none in Pateley Bridge, Knaresborough or Ripon. Check your address on the council's In My Area search.
Do you deliver to Knaresborough and Ripon?
Yes. Knaresborough (HG5) and Ripon (HG4) are both on our delivery list, with free delivery on orders of £80 or more.
Is Pateley Bridge in the Yorkshire Dales National Park?
No. Nidderdale borders the National Park but was left out of it, and Pateley Bridge is the only town in the Nidderdale National Landscape, designated in 1994 with the same level of protection as a National Park. We deliver there free, Monday to Friday.
How often do you deliver to Harrogate?
Harrogate is one of our weekly rounds. Once your order is in, we'll text or call you with your delivery day.
Local facts and sources.
- North Yorkshire Council says smoke control areas cover most of Harrogate, and that there are none in Pateley Bridge, Knaresborough, Ripon, Masham or Boroughbridge.Source: North Yorkshire Council, checked 19 October 2026
- Harrogate's smoke control areas were declared from around 1980 and cover a large proportion of the western part of the town. A 2025 council report says they were not thought necessary for Starbeck and the south-east of Harrogate.Source: North Yorkshire Council, Harrogate and Knaresborough Area Committee, 27 November 2025, checked 19 October 2026
- Nidderdale National Landscape was designated in 1994 and covers 233 square miles of North Yorkshire.Source: National Landscapes Association, checked 19 October 2026
- National Landscapes are Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty with the same level of protection as National Parks, and the Nidderdale team is based in Pateley Bridge.Source: Nidderdale National Landscape, checked 19 October 2026
- The former Harrogate Borough is now part of North Yorkshire Council, which runs an In My Area address search for it.Source: North Yorkshire Council, checked 19 October 2026
Useful guides.
- What you can burn in a smoke control area
- Ash, oak, birch or mixed: which logs should you buy?
- Cooking over wood: which logs for which food
- Which logs are best for a pizza oven?