Kiln-Dried Logs Delivered to York & Across North Yorkshire

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From York to the Dales — Kiln-Dried Logs & Firewood Delivered To York & Across North Yorkshire

Looking for kiln-dried logs delivered to York or elsewhere across North Yorkshire? Explore our firewood for sale in convenient bags, bulk bags and crates. Compare volumes and choose the right quantity for your home before ordering online for delivery to your address.

Order Your York Firewood in Three Simple Steps

1. Choose your firewood

Browse the products above or explore our wider selection of logs for sale. Choose the species, pack size and quantity that suit your appliance, storage space and how often you light a fire, then add your preferred product to your basket.

2. Enter your York or North Yorkshire delivery address

Enter your postcode and address at checkout to see the dates, charges and services available for your order. Our firewood log delivery options include pallet delivery for larger loads and courier delivery for qualifying smaller products. You can review the options before you pay.

3. Check your order and pay online

Review your products, delivery information and total before completing payment securely online.

For more information before ordering, take a look at our firewood delivery information.

Firewood for York — Choose a Load That Matches How You Burn

If you light a wood burner only occasionally, you may need fewer logs than someone who heats their home with wood throughout winter. Start with how frequently you burn, then choose a practical quantity to store.

For occasional use or limited storage, smaller bags, boxes and bundles of dried logs are an easy way to top up your supply without overfilling the log store.

For regular burning, bulk firewood delivery can make restocking more convenient. Bulk firewood logs in bags or crates may reduce how often you need to place another order, provided you have sufficient dry storage.

When comparing products, it is worth looking beyond the physical size of the packaging. Our firewood volume comparison chart helps you compare loose and estimated stacked volumes, making it easier to understand how much firewood you are actually ordering.

Explore our kiln dried logs for sale if you want carefully dried fuel for a stove, log burner or open fire. Always check the individual product details for species, log dimensions and supplied volume.

Hardwood Logs Delivered Across North Yorkshire

Choosing the right kiln dried firewood depends on your appliance, your storage space and the type of burn you prefer. Our guide to the best wood for burning can help you compare wood types before ordering.

FirewoodFund supplies British and European-sourced wood, depending on the product. If you are looking for the best wood for log burners, properly dried hardwood is a popular choice for sustained heat. Each product page sets out the available species, sourcing, quantity and pack format.

Our hardwood bulk bags typically contain a mix of hardwood species, which may include those below. Contents vary, so check the description of the specific bag before purchasing:

• Kiln-dried ash logs for sale
• Kiln-dried oak logs for sale
• Kiln-dried beech logs for sale

The best logs for your log burner are kiln dried to an appropriate moisture level and cut to fit your stove. Ash, oak and beech each burn differently, so consider which species suits your heating needs rather than assuming one is best for every household.

Check Your Log Size Before Ordering

Choose the right log length for your wood-burning stove, log burner or open fire. We offer a choice of kiln-dried hardwood log sizes to suit different appliances; the dimensions of each log matter just as much as the total quantity.

Our standard logs are approximately 25cm long, with a tolerance of +/-10%, and typically measure around 5–15cm across their widest point, also with a +/-10% tolerance.

Explore the available sizes below and check the product description before ordering:

• Small Logs for Sale – a practical choice for compact stoves and smaller fireboxes.
• Medium Logs for Sale – a versatile option for many standard wood burners; our standard logs are approximately 25cm long.
• Large Logs for Sale – approximately 35cm long, for larger appliances that can safely accommodate them.

Always check the maximum recommended log dimensions for your wood burner, stove or fireplace before ordering.

Versatile Kiln-Dried Logs for Home Heating and More

Our kiln dried logs for sale are suitable for a range of uses when the species and log size match your appliance. Customers choose them as wood for wood burners and wood for stoves, as well as wood logs for fireplace use where local smoke-control rules permit.

Looking for the best wood for pizza ovens or a supply of chiminea logs? Check the relevant product information and your appliance manufacturer’s guidance first; not every log type is intended for cooking or outdoor burning.

Burning Wood in York? Be Aware of the Local Smoke Control Rules

Wood burning in York has an important local consideration.

From 1 November 2026, the entire City of York Council area becomes a Smoke Control Area.

This does not mean that residents cannot burn wood, but the rules surrounding the appliance and fuel being used become particularly important.

Dry wood can continue to be burned in an appropriate DEFRA-exempt appliance. Different restrictions apply to open fires and non-exempt appliances, so anyone burning wood within York should check the latest City of York Council guidance and confirm that their appliance is suitable.

Using dry firewood is important too. Wet logs waste heat evaporating moisture and can produce more smoke. Our ready to burn logs are a useful starting point when choosing suitable fuel, but you must also make sure your appliance and how you use it comply with local smoke-control rules.

Firewood Delivery in York and Rural North Yorkshire

Wood delivery to a central York address can present very different challenges from delivering to a rural property near Pickering, Richmond, Northallerton or the Yorkshire Dales. Whether you order a small bag or arrange kiln dried log delivery on a pallet, please consider access before checkout.

Larger orders are generally delivered on pallets using a vehicle with a tail lift. The driver moves the pallet using a pallet truck, so firm, reasonably level ground and suitable vehicle access are important when having firewood logs delivered.

Central York has a number of pedestrianised streets and vehicle restrictions. If your address is within or close to York’s historic centre, please consider whether a larger delivery vehicle will be able to reach the property.

Rural North Yorkshire presents different challenges. Narrow lanes, steep approaches, limited turning areas and remote properties can occasionally make pallet access difficult.

If you are having firewood delivered to a property with restricted access, please give as much detail as possible when ordering. This helps us assess whether a pallet vehicle can safely reach the intended drop-off point.

If you are unsure whether your address is suitable, contact FirewoodFund before placing a larger order.

Bags, Bulk Bags or Crates — Which Should You Choose?

The right quantity depends on how often you use your stove and how much sheltered storage you have. You can choose from bags of logs, larger bulk quantities and crates rather than buying more than you need.

Smaller bags or boxes can be a good choice when:

• you use your stove occasionally;
• storage space is limited;
• you want an easy-to-manage quantity;
• or you simply need to top up your existing firewood supply.

Bulk bags and larger pallet quantities generally suit households that burn logs regularly. Explore our bulk logs for sale and compare the stated volume with the space available in your log store.

Firewood crates give regular burners another option. Before deciding between bulk bags and crates, compare estimated stacked volumes rather than assuming the packaging dimensions tell you the whole story.

Compare the amount of wood you receive, the delivery method and where you will store it. A little planning helps you choose a convenient supply for the season.

If you mainly heat a room with a stove, browse logs for wood burners. For a broader choice of firewood logs, compare product specifications and select a size that fits your appliance.

Keeping Your Kiln-Dried Logs Dry

Kiln drying removes excess moisture before sale, but kiln dried wood logs still need suitable storage once they arrive. Well-kept fuel is easier to light and produces more useful heat.

Store logs where rain cannot soak them and air can circulate around the stack. If you are comparing wooden logs for sale, also check the product’s stated moisture and storage guidance.

Where possible, keep the firewood raised away from damp ground and avoid completely enclosing the stack in a way that prevents ventilation.

Before ordering a particularly large quantity, consider how much suitable dry storage space you actually have. Buying a manageable amount that can be stored properly is often better than ordering more firewood than you can protect from the weather.

Don’t Forget the Finishing Touches – Kindling & Natural Firelighters Delivered to York and Across North Yorkshire

Shopping for logs? Make lighting your fire simpler with our kindling and firelighters for sale. They complement your logs and make it easier to get a wood burner, stove or permitted open fire started.

Our boxes of kindling offer a handy supply of small, dry wood for getting a flame established. Pair them with easy-to-use natural firelighters to help ignite the kindling, then add both essentials to your order so they arrive with your firewood.

Every Online Order Helps Support Tree Planting in Great Britain

We aim to be a responsible log supplier, offering clear product information while contributing to tree planting through our online orders.

For every order placed online, FirewoodFund donates money towards tree planting in Great Britain. It is part of our approach to providing logs for homes while supporting wider planting efforts.

Find out more about FirewoodFund’s tree-planting commitment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Firewood in York

Do you deliver kiln-dried logs to York?

Yes. FirewoodFund provides online firewood delivery to York and addresses throughout the wider North Yorkshire delivery area. Enter your postcode and address during checkout to see the available delivery options for your order.

Can I burn kiln-dried logs in York?

Wood can still be burned in York, but from 1 November 2026 the City of York Council area becomes a Smoke Control Area. Residents should check that their appliance and fuel comply with the applicable rules, particularly when using an open fire or a non-exempt stove.

Do you deliver firewood across North Yorkshire?

Yes. Delivery is available to a wide range of towns, villages and rural communities throughout North Yorkshire. Check the A–Z delivery-area list above and enter your address during checkout to confirm the options available for your order.

What size are your standard kiln-dried logs?

Our standard logs are approximately 25cm long with a +/-10% tolerance and generally measure around 5–15cm across their widest point, also with a +/-10% tolerance. Larger and smaller log options are available for suitable appliances.

Is a bulk bag of logs the same as a tonne?

No. A bulk bag does not necessarily contain a tonne of firewood. Compare the stated loose volume or estimated stacked volume and check the product specifications rather than assuming bag size represents a particular weight.

Should I choose a bulk bag or a crate?

That depends on how often you burn logs, your available storage space and the volume you require. Bulk bags provide a convenient loose quantity, while crates can be useful when comparing larger stacked quantities. Check the individual product specifications before deciding.

Can you deliver a pallet to central York?

Possibly, but some streets within central York are subject to access restrictions and pedestrianisation. Larger palletised deliveries also require suitable vehicle access and appropriate ground conditions for a pallet truck. Contact us before ordering if access may be difficult.

What if I live down a narrow rural lane?

If your North Yorkshire property has particularly restricted access, a steep approach, limited turning room or a narrow lane, provide these details when ordering. If you are uncertain, contact us before purchasing a palletised quantity.

Is Saturday delivery available?

Saturday pallet delivery may be available for an extra fee. Available dates and delivery options will depend on the product and address, so check the latest options during checkout.

Why choose kiln-dried logs instead of seasoned logs?

Kiln-dried hardwood is dried under controlled conditions to reduce excess moisture, which usually makes it easier to light and quicker to produce useful heat. Compared with wetter seasoned logs, properly dried wood typically burns more efficiently and creates less smoke. Well-seasoned wood can also perform well when its moisture content is sufficiently low.

Are kiln-dried hardwood logs better than kiln-dried softwood logs?

Kiln-dried hardwood logs such as oak, ash and beech are denser than most kiln-dried softwood logs, so they generally burn for longer by volume and produce lasting embers. Softwood can ignite quickly and makes useful fuel when properly dried, but it tends to need more frequent refuelling. The best choice depends on your appliance and the burn you want.

Firewood Delivered Throughout York & North Yorkshire

FirewoodFund delivers to York and locations throughout North Yorkshire, from York’s surrounding villages to market towns, coastal communities and more rural parts of the county.

Delivery locations include areas around York, Harrogate, Ripon, Thirsk, Northallerton, Richmond, Malton, Pickering, Scarborough, Whitby, Selby, Skipton and many surrounding communities.

The full list of delivery locations is shown below:

A:

Acaster Malbis, Acaster Selby, Acklam, Ainderby Mires with Holtby, Ainderby Quernhow, Ainderby Steeple, Airton, Aiskew, Aislaby, Akebar, Aldbrough, Aldfield, Aldwark, Allerston, Allerton Mauleverer with Hopperton, Alne, Amotherby, Ampleforth, Angram Grange, Appleton East and West, Appleton le Moors, Appleton le Street with Easthorpe, Appleton Roebuck, Appleton Wiske, Appletreewick, Arkendale, Arkengarthdale, Arncliffe, Arrathorne, Asenby, Aske, Askham Bryan, Askham Richard, Askrigg, Askwith, Austwick, Aysgarth and Azerley.

B:

Bagby, Bainbridge, Baldersby, Balk, Balne, Bank Newton, Barden, Barkston Ash, Barlby with Osgodby, Barlow, Barnby, Barton, Barton le Street, Barton le Willows, Barugh (Great and Little), Beadlam, Beal, Beamsley, Beckwithshaw, Bedale, Bellerby, Beningbrough, Bentham, Bewerley, Biggin, Bilbrough, Bilsdale Midcable, Bilton in Ainsty with Bickerton, Birdforth, Birdsall, Birkby, Birkin, Birstwith, Bishop Monkton, Bishop Thornton, Bishopdale, Bishopthorpe, Blubberhouses, Boltby, Bolton Abbey, Bolton on Swale, Bolton Percy, Boroughbridge, Borrowby, Bradleys Both, Brafferton, Brandsby cum Stearsby, Bransdale, Brawby, Brayton, Brearton, Bridge Hewick, Brompton, Brompton on Swale, Brotherton, Brough with St Giles, Broughton, Broxa cum Troutsdale, Buckden, Bulmer, Burn, Burneston, Burniston, Burnsall, Burrill with Cowling, Burton cum Walden, Burton in Lonsdale, Burton Leonard, Burton on Yore, Burton Salmon, Burythorpe, Buttercrambe with Bossall, Byland with Wass and Byram cum Sutton.

C:

Caldbergh with East Scrafton, Caldwell, Calton, Camblesforth, Carleton, Carlton, Carlton Highdale, Carlton Husthwaite, Carlton Miniott, Carlton Town, Carperby cum Thoresby, Carthorpe, Castle Bolton with East and West Bolton, Castlelevington, Castley, Cattal, Catterick, Catterton, Catton, Cawood, Cawton, Cayton, Chapel Haddlesey, Church Fenton, Clapham cum Newby, Claxton, Cleasby, Cliffe, Clifton on Yore, Clifton Without, Clint cum Hamlets, Cloughton, Colburn, Cold Kirby, Colsterdale, Colton, Commondale, Coneysthorpe, Coneythorpe and Clareton, Coniston Cold, Conistone with Kilnsey, Cononley, Constable Burton, Copgrove, Copmanthorpe, Copt Hewick, Cotcliffe, Coulton, Coverham with Agglethorpe, Cowesby, Cowling, Coxwold, Cracoe, Crakehall, Crambe, Crathorne, Crayke, Cridling Stubbs, Croft on Tees, Cropton, Crosby and Cundall with Leckby.

D:

Dacre, Dalby cum Skewsby, Dalton, Dalton on Tees, Danby, Danby Wiske with Lazenby, Darley and Menwith, Darncombe cum Langdale End, Deighton, Denton, Dishforth, Downholme, Draughton, Drax, Dunnington and Dunsforths.

E:

Earswick, Easby, Easingwold, East Ayton, East Cowton, East Harlsey, East Hauxwell, East Layton, East Rounton, East Tanfield, East Witton, Eastfield, Eavestone, Ebberston and Yedingham, Edstone, Eggborough, Egton, Eldmire with Crakehill, Ellenthorpe, Ellerbeck, Ellerby, Ellerton Abbey, Ellerton on Swale, Ellingstring, Ellington High and Low, Elslack, Elvington, Embsay with Eastby, Eppleby, Eryholme, Escrick, Eshton, Eskdaleside cum Ugglebarnby, Exelby Leeming and Newton.

F:

Faceby, Fadmoor, Fairburn, Farlington, Farndale East, Farndale West, Farnham, Farnhill, Farnley, Fawdington, Fearby, Felixkirk, Felliscliffe, Ferrensby, Fewston, Filey, Finghall, Firby, Flasby with Winterburn, Flawith, Flaxby, Flaxton, Folkton, Follifoot, Forcett and Carkin, Foston, Fountains Earth, Foxholes, Fryton, Fulford, Fylingdales and Fylingdales Moor.

G:

Ganton, Gargrave, Garriston, Gate Helmsley, Gateforth, Gatenby, Gayles, Giggleswick, Gillamoor, Gilling East, Gilling with Hartforth and Sedbury, Girsby, Givendale, Glaisdale, Glusburn and Cross Hills, Goathland, Goldsborough, Grantley, Grassington, Great and Little Broughton, Great Ayton, Great Busby, Great Langton, Great Ouseburn, Great Ribston with Walshford, Great Smeaton, Great Timble, Green Hammerton, Grewelthorpe, Grimston, Grinton, Gristhorpe and Grosmont.

H:

Habton, Hackforth, Hackness, Halton East, Halton Gill, Halton West, Hambleton, Hampsthwaite, Hanlith, Harmby, Harome, Harrogate, Hartlington, Hartoft, Harton, Hartwith cum Winsley, Harwood Dale, Haverah Park, Hawes, Hawkswick, Hawnby, Hawsker cum Stainsacre, Haxby, Hazlewood with Storiths, Healaugh, Healey, Hebden, Heck, Hellifield, Helmsley, Helperby, Hemingbrough, Henderskelfe, Hensall, Heslerton, Heslington, Hessay, Hetton-cum-Bordley, Heworth Without, High Abbotside, High and Low Bishopside, High Worsall, Hillam, Hilton, Hinderwell, Hipswell, Hirst Courtney, Holme, Holtby, Hood Grange, Hornby, Horton in Ribblesdale, Hovingham, Howe, Howgrave, Howsham, Huby, Huddleston with Newthorpe, Hudswell, Humberton, Hunmanby, Hunsingore, Huntington, Hunton, Husthwaite, Hutton Bonville, Hutton Buscel, Hutton Conyers, Hutton Hang, Hutton le Hole, Hutton Mulgrave, Hutton Rudby, Hutton Sessay and Huttons Ambo.

I:

Ilton cum Pott, Ingleby Arncliffe, Ingleby Greenhow, Ingleton and Irton.

K:

Kearby with Netherby, Kelfield, Kellington, Kepwick, Kettlewell with Starbotton, Kexby, Kilburn High and Low, Kildale, Kildwick, Killerby, Killinghall, Kiplin, Kirby Grindalythe, Kirby Hall, Kirby Hill, Kirby Knowle, Kirby Misperton, Kirby Sigston, Kirby Wiske, Kirk Deighton, Kirk Hammerton, Kirk Smeaton, Kirkby, Kirkby Fleetham with Fencote, Kirkby Malham, Kirkby Malzeard, Kirkby Overblow, Kirkby Wharfe with North Milford, Kirkbymoorside, Kirklevington, Kirklington cum Upsland, Knaresborough and Knayton with Brawith.

L:

Landmoth cum Catto, Langcliffe, Langthorne, Langthorpe, Langton, Lastingham, Laverton, Lawkland, Lead, Leake, Leathley, Leavening, Lebberston, Levisham, Leyburn, Lillings Ambo, Lindley, Lindrick with Studley Royal and Fountains, Linton, Linton on Ouse, Little Ayton, Little Busby, Little Fenton, Little Langton, Little Ouseburn, Little Ribston, Little Smeaton, Little Timble, Littlethorpe, Litton, Lockton, Lockwood, Long Drax, Long Marston, Long Preston, Lothersdale, Low Abbotside, Low Worsall, Luttons and Lythe.

M:

Malham, Malham Moor, Maltby, Malton, Manfield, Marishes, Markingfield Hall, Markington with Wallerthwaite, Marrick, Marske, Marton, Marton cum Grafton, Marton cum Moxby, Marton le Moor, Martons Both, Masham, Maunby, Melbecks, Melmerby, Melsonby, Mickleby, Middleham, Middleton, Middleton on Leven, Middleton Quernhow, Middleton Tyas, Milby, Monk Fryston, Moor Monkton, Morton on Swale, Moulton, Muker, Murton, Muston and Myton on Swale.

N:

Naburn, Nawton, Nesfield with Langbar, Nether Poppleton, Nether Silton, New Earswick, New Forest, Newall with Clifton, Newbiggin, Newburgh, Newby, Newby and Scalby, Newby Wiske, Newby with Mulwith, Newholm cum Dunsley, Newland, Newsham, Newsham with Breckenbrough, Newton, Newton Kyme cum Toulston, Newton le Willows, Newton Morrell, Newton Mulgrave, Newton on Ouse, Nidd, Normanby, North Cowton, North Deighton, North Duffield, North Kilvington, North Otterington, North Rigton, North Stainley with Sleningford, Northallerton, Norton Conyers, Norton le Clay, Norton on Derwent, Norwood, Nun Monkton and Nunnington.

O:

Old Byland and Scawton, Oldstead, Osbaldwick, Osgodby, Osmotherley, Oswaldkirk, Otterburn, Oulston, Over Dinsdale, Over Silton, Overton and Oxton.

P:

Pannal and Burn Bridge, Patrick Brompton, Pickering, Pickhill with Roxby, Picton, Plompton, Pockley and Preston under Scar.

R:

Rainton with Newby, Rand Grange, Raskelf, Rathmell, Ravensworth, Rawcliffe, Redmire, Reeth Fremington and Healaugh, Reighton, Riccall, Richmond, Rievaulx, Rillington, Ripley, Ripon, Roecliffe, Romanby, Rookwith, Rosedale East Side, Rosedale West Side, Roxby, Rudby, Rufforth, Rylstone and Ryther cum Ossendyke.

S:

Salton, Sand Hutton, Sandhutton, Sawley, Saxton with Scarthingwell, Scackleton, Scagglethorpe, Scampston, Scarborough, Scorton, Scosthrop, Scotton, Scrayingham, Scriven, Scruton, Seamer, Selby, Sessay, Settle, Settrington, Sexhow, Sharow, Sherburn, Sherburn in Elmet, Sheriff Hutton, Shipton, Sicklinghall, Silpho, Sinderby, Sinnington, Skeeby, Skelding, Skelton, Skelton on Ure, Skipton, Skipton on Swale, Skipwith, Skutterskelfe, Slingsby, Snainton, Snape with Thorp, Sneaton, South Cowton, South Holme, South Kilvington, South Milford, South Otterington, South Stainley with Cayton, Sowerby, Sowerby under Cotcliffe, Spaunton, Spennithorne, Spofforth with Stockeld, Sproxton, St Martin’s, Stainburn, Stainforth, Stainton, Stainton and Thornton, Stainton Dale, Stanwick St John, Stape, Stapleton, Staveley, Steeton, Stillingfleet, Stillington, Stirton with Thorlby, Stockton on the Forest, Stokesley, Stonebeck Down, Stonebeck Up, Stonegrave, Strensall with Towthorpe, Studley Roger, Stutton with Hazlewood, Suffield cum Everley, Sutton, Sutton on the Forest, Sutton under Whitestonecliffe, Sutton with Howgrave, Swainby with Allerthorpe, Swinton and Swinton with Warthermarske.

T:

Tadcaster, Temple Hirst, Terrington, Theakston, Thimbleby, Thirkleby High and Low with Osgodby, Thirlby, Thirn, Thirsk, Thixendale, Tholthorpe, Thoralby, Thorganby, Thormanby, Thornbrough, Thornthwaite with Padside, Thornton Bridge, Thornton in Craven, Thornton in Lonsdale, Thornton le Beans, Thornton le Clay, Thornton le Dale, Thornton le Moor, Thornton le Street, Thornton on the Hill, Thornton Rust, Thornton Steward, Thornton Watlass, Thornville, Thorpe, Thorpe Bassett, Thorpe Underwoods, Thorpe Willoughby, Threshfield, Thrintoft, Thruscross, Tockwith, Tollerton, Topcliffe, Towton and Tunstall.

U:

Uckerby, Ugthorpe, Ulleskelf, Upper Helmsley, Upper Poppleton and Upsall.

W:

Walburn, Walden Stubbs, Walkingham Hill with Occaney, Warlaby, Warsill, Warthill, Wath, Weaverthorpe, Weeton, Welburn near Kirkbymoorside, Welburn near Malton, Welbury, Well, Wensley, West Ayton, West Haddlesey, West Harlsey, West Hauxwell, West Layton, West Rounton, West Scrafton, West Tanfield, West Witton, Westerdale, Weston, Westow, Westwick, Wharram, Whashton, Wheldrake, Whenby, Whitby, Whitley, Whitwell, Whitwell on the Hill, Whixley, Whorlton, Wigginton, Wigglesworth, Wighill, Wildon Grange, Willerby, Wilstrop, Wilton, Winksley, Winton Stank and Hallikeld, Wintringham, Wistow, Wombleton, Womersley, Wrelton and Wykeham.

Y:

Yafforth, Yearsley, York and Youlton.

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Fill Your Log Store for the Next North Yorkshire Cold Spell

Whether you need a smaller supply for occasional evenings around the stove or a larger load to keep your log store stocked through colder weather, compare the options above by species, log dimensions, volume and storage requirement.

From occasional stove use to a full winter log store, choose the quantity and species that suit your home. Check the available delivery options at checkout for your York or North Yorkshire address and order securely online.

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