Pub · Stanbury, West Yorkshire
Wuthering Heights
Listed as open. | Ref. 78
Main Street, Stanbury, BD22 0HB
Opening hours: and the convenience of having a pub on your doorstep while retaining a wild camping feel. It is ideally located for walkers just off both the Pennine and Millennium Ways and for tourists just a mile and a half from Haworth. Ideall
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All 10 key details are known; all 10 have a source. Last checked 13 September 2026.
Pub details
- Name
- Wuthering Heights
- Town
- Stanbury
- Postcode
- BD22 0HB
- Kind of place
- Pub
- Opening hours
- and the convenience of having a pub on your doorstep while retaining a wild camping feel. It is ideally located for walkers just off both the Pennine and Millennium Ways and for tourists just a mile and a half from Haworth. Ideall
- Telephone
- 01535 643332
What it serves
Cask beer and craft keg are checked by PubDB. Cider and perry come from RealCider.
- Cask beer / real ale Not known yet
- Craft keg beer Not known yet
- Real cider Not known yet
- Real fruit cider Not known yet
served · not served · not known yet (nobody has checked, it may still be served)
Wheelchair access
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Manual wheelchair
? Not checked yetNobody has checked this for a manual wheelchair yet, so it’s not known. It may still be possible.
- Get insideNot checked yet
- Get servedNot checked yet
- Use seatingNot checked yet
- Use the toiletNot checked yet
Not listed on Accessible Pubs yet · Manual wheelchair
Powerchair
? Not checked yetNobody has checked this for a powerchair yet, so it’s not known. It may still be possible.
- Get insideNot checked yet
- Get servedNot checked yet
- Use seatingNot checked yet
- Use the toiletNot checked yet
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