“In this part of the National Park,” he explains, “you can have four seasons in one day at any time of the year. It’s land that’s in private ownership, so it’s about making sure that anybody walking in those areas is respecting the land and the community that works there and being aware that they’re quite lengthy walks into very, very remote moorland where there is nothing there.”
Booze Moor, Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire Dales National Park
One of the many dales the park is named for, Arkengarthdale, is its northernmost. Cast and crew had a base in Langthwaite, one of the valley’s few villages, home to the Red Lion Inn, a traditional pub featured in several films and TV series, from which they could access a bridleway leading up and across Booze Moor to open moorland where there are additional remnants of ancient mineworks. More scenes were filmed here, Sadler says, but it’s unclear which.
Simonstone Hall, Hawes, Yorkshire Dales
For about two and a half weeks during filming, Fennell, cast, and crew reserved all 20 rooms of the country house hotel, Simonstone Hall. Owner Jake Dinsdale said Robbie and Elordi stayed in Principal rooms – Elordi opting for a dog-friendly one – and cast and crew ran through scripts and shot post-production interviews onsite during the day. “The [filming] location is very, very close to Simonstone Hall,” explained Dinsdale, who will offer Wuthering Heights-themed stays during February and March 2026 so guests can experience what the cast did during their stay. “They had afternoon tea. They had some great meals together, a Sunday roast. We did some walks with them, and they enjoyed the outdoor fire pits on our terrace late into the night, chatting and laughing. We have some resident pigs, chickens, and peacocks. They really enjoyed those and having a flavour of the countryside. I think that the packages we put together with candlelit dinners, cosy nights, gorgeous views, nice interiors, and open fires aim to offer that same experience.”
