VISITING
THE CAT POTTERY
Visiting The Cat Pottery
Our workshop studio opens to visitors for limited hours during the summer months.
Our web shop remains open throughout the year for online sales.
Unfortunately we may occasionaly need to close at short notice so if you are travelling any distance, please call us in advance to ensure we are open
For details of our workshop studio opening please see below.
Please note that we do ask all visitors to our workshop to wear a face covering whilst on our premises
Workshop Opening
We open our workshop studio to visitors for limited hours during the summer months.
Unfortunately we are currently unable to open regular hours, however should you wish to vist please contact us on moorsidedesign@gmail.com and we will do our best to make arrangements to accommodate you.
Generally any visit would be on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday between 10:30ish to about 3:00pm
Our web shop remains open throughout the year for online sales.
If you are travelling any distance, please check with us in advance to ensure we will be open
Telephone: +44 (0) 1969 663273 (10:30 - 3:00 Monday, Wednesday and Friday)
General email - info@catpottery.co.uk
For enquiries about commissions please email - moorsidedesign@gmail.com
You can find us at:
The Cat Pottery
Moorside Design
West Burton
Leyburn
DL8 4JW
And while you are here............
Why not explore the village of West Burton, nestling below Penhill in the secluded valley of Walden. Away from the busy through roads is a haven of tranquility with its broad expanse of village green, one of the largest in England. there is ample space for relaxing on benches scattered around the green or the steps of the Market Cross while children play on the swings and roundabout or ball games on the green.
We still have our village pub - The Fox and Hounds serving food and drinks and a village tea shop. There is also an excellent family butcher where you can buy locally reared meat to take home.
This part of Wensleydale confirms a recent poll that North Yorkshire is the most beautiful county in England. It certainly does warrant a visit or better still a few days stay when you can explore the many walks in the area.
