Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods
Our best seller. A good all-rounder for any stove.
Airedale · BD22
Kiln-dried logs delivered in Haworth and Oxenhope.
Yes, we deliver kiln-dried logs free to Haworth and Oxenhope, along with Stanbury and Cross Roads, right across the BD22 postcode district. We come Monday to Friday, the minimum order is £80, and every log is dried at our yard in Gargrave, about 12 miles away as the crow flies.
Do we deliver to you?
Free delivery within 30 miles, Monday to Friday. Minimum order £80.
Kiln-dried logs for Haworth and Oxenhope homes.
Choosing kiln-dried logs in Haworth comes down to the fire you've got. A wood burner or multi-fuel stove will take any of our bags. Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods is our best seller: two or more hardwoods in each bag, depending on what we're processing at the time, and a sound all-rounder. Kiln Dried Ash burns hot, clean and steady, a stove favourite. On an open grate, Silver Birch lights easily and burns bright, and the bark helps it catch.
Logs are cut to about 25cm, give or take 2cm, so they fit most stoves and fireplaces. If your front door is up a flight of steps or down a ginnel, the 40 litre birch nets are easier to carry in than a bulk bag.
Kiln Dried Silver Birch
Lights easily, burns bright. Lovely bark.
Firewood delivery in Haworth: cobbles, hills and where the bags go.
Having logs delivered in Haworth works the same as anywhere else on our patch. Order online at any hour, or ring the office on a weekday. We plan the run, book your day and text or call you once it's fixed. At checkout you can list any days that won't suit and tell us exactly where to put the bags, so nobody has to be in.
The village asks for a little more detail than most. The Brontë Parsonage Museum warns its visitors that the surrounding streets are steep, many are cobbled, and the cobbles turn slippery in the wet. So if you live on or near Main Street, up a yard, or in a row with no front drive, describe the spot that works: a back lane, a gateway, the foot of your steps. Bradford Council has conservation areas covering Haworth, Stanbury, Leeming and three parts of Oxenhope, and a bag left neatly by the back gate keeps those old streets looking as they should.
Both villages have a station on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, which is handy for directions: "past the station, second gate on the left" is the kind of note we like. BD22 also stretches into the Keighley side of the valley, which has its own page.
Log suppliers near Haworth you can get on the phone.
When you're weighing up log suppliers for Haworth, it helps to know who's behind the logs. We're a yard at Gargrave that has been delivering since 2009, and the office answers 01756 748342 from 8am to 5pm on weekdays. Every log is kiln dried here to 20% moisture or less, and we're certified under Woodsure's Ready to Burn scheme (logs certificate WS226/00001).
We sell by the bag, which means by volume rather than weight. Each bulk bag is 0.85m on every side, and it stays a bag on your doorstep, so there's no heap of loose logs to shift and no bark trodden across the cobbles.
Is Haworth in a smoke control area?
When we looked at Bradford Council's smoke control map in October 2026, the centres of Haworth and Oxenhope both fell inside an order the council calls Keighley No.09. Inside a smoke control area you can't let smoke out of a chimney. Wood may only be burned in an exempt appliance, which in practice usually means a Defra-approved stove, and anything else, including an open fire, is limited to authorised fuels.
Dry logs help a stove do its job, but they don't make the stove exempt. Look up your own street on the council's map, read Bradford Council's smoke control page and the GOV.UK rules, and ask the council if you're unsure. Our guide to what you can burn in a smoke control area sets it out plainly.
Pizza oven logs for Haworth gardens.
Hunting for pizza oven logs in Haworth? Our extra small logs are mixed hardwood cut down for wood-fired pizza ovens, and they're just as useful in a fire pit, a wood-fired hot tub or a small fireplace. Add a bag to your stove order and both arrive together, with kindling too if you want it. For lighting, heat and timing, read our guide to pizza oven logs.
Questions people ask in Haworth and Oxenhope.
Can you deliver on Haworth's cobbled streets?
We deliver all over the village. The trick is telling us at checkout where the bags can sit safely, such as a back lane, a yard entrance or the bottom of your steps. If you're not sure what will work, ring the office.
Do you deliver to Oxenhope, Stanbury and Cross Roads?
Yes. They're all in BD22, which we cover with free delivery, Monday to Friday, on orders of £80 or more.
Is Haworth in a smoke control area?
Both village centres were inside a smoke control order when we checked Bradford Council's map. Check your own address, and read the GOV.UK rules before burning wood on anything but an exempt appliance.
Do I have to be home when the logs arrive?
No. Tell us where to leave the bags when you order and we'll leave them there. We text or call you when your delivery day is booked.
Local facts and sources.
- Haworth and Oxenhope are in the City of Bradford district. When we checked Bradford Council's smoke control map, both village centres sat inside the order the council labels Keighley No.09.Source: Bradford Council, smoke control areas and map data, checked 19 October 2026
- The Brontë Parsonage Museum says the streets around it are steep, many are set with cobbles, and the cobbles can be uneven and slippery in wet weather.Source: Brontë Parsonage Museum, accessibility, checked 19 October 2026
- Bradford Council lists conservation areas for Haworth, Stanbury, Leeming and three parts of Oxenhope: Lower Town, Upper Town and Station Road.Source: Bradford Council, list of conservation areas, checked 19 October 2026
- The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway is a 5-mile heritage line with stations at both Haworth and Oxenhope.Source: Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, 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?
- Which logs are best for a pizza oven?
- How to store logs so they stay dry