Killhope Lead Mining Museum, situated alongside Killhope Burn in the North Pennines of County Durham near Cowshill, offers overnight glamping accommodation in the form of yurts.

There are three yurts in total: one larger yurt that can accommodate up to 15 people and has electricity, and two smaller yurts each sleeping up to four adults and two children.

All yurts are equipped with a wood-burning stove and drinking water dispenser, with firewood included. The yurts are also available for private daytime events.

The yurts sit within the grounds of the award-winning Victorian lead mining museum, giving guests access to the surrounding woodland walks and wildlife-rich North Pennines landscape.