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VISIT NORTH 

YORKSHIRE 

ACCOMMODATION & ATTRACTIONS 

2016 GUIDE 

WWW.VISITYORKSHIRE.COM

A HELPFUL GUIDE 

TO NORTH YORKSHIRE 

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delighted to introduce the 2016 North 

Yorkshire Guide, highlighting our fantastic 

attractions, breathtaking views, exciting 

events and superb accommodation. 

North Yorkshire attracts millions of visitors each year 

eager to discover some of our magnificent attractions 

such as the North York Moors and Railway, majestic 

stately homes such as Castle Howard and the ever 

popular Flamingo Land Theme Park and Zoo. 2015 was 

a great year for events in North Yorkshire. We welcomed 

the inaugural ‘Tour de Yorkshire’, highlighting the 

region’s stunningly beautiful landscape and the superb 

cycling opportunities on offer. 

Visitors are hugely important to the prosperity of 

North Yorkshire and I know anyone who visits will be 

treated to some great hospitality. On offer in this guide 

is a range of excellent accommodation, with a vast 

selection suitable for all price ranges, from affordable 

bed and breakfasts, quality hotels as well as cosy 

cottages. 

However you choose to spend your time in this 

beautiful part of the world you will receive a warm 

Yorkshire welcome and leave with memories that 

will last a lifetime. 

Lady Anne McIntosh of Pickering 

2-3 A Helpful Guide to North 

Yorkshire 

4-5 Discover Bustling Market 

Towns & Villages 

6-7 Experience the North York 

Moors National Park 

8-9 Great Outdoors Great Activities 

10-11 Discover a Rich Heritage 

12-13 2016 - The Year of the English 

Garden 

14 Yorkshire’s Coast & Country 

15 Around & About Yorkshire 

16-17 2016 Major Events & Festivals 

18-19 Map 

20 Visit North Yorkshire Booking 

Information 

21 Digesting the Accommodation 

Adverts 

22-23 Awards & Accommodation 

Ratings 

24-26 Attractions 

26-31 Self Catering Accommodation 

32-33 Serviced Accommodation 

34-36 Caravan & Camping 

Accommodation 

1. Lady Anne McIntosh of Pickering 

2 Further information is available on our website www.visityorkshire.com

Tips on Getting Around 

Yorkshire Coastliner 

Operates services between Leeds, York, Malton, 

Pickering, Thornton-le-Dale and on to the 

popular resorts of Scarborough, Whitby, Filey 

and Bridlington on the Yorkshire Coast. 

www.yorkbus.co.uk 

Arriva 

Serving the northern part of the National Park, 

Middlesbrough, Guisborough, Scarborough and 

Whitby. 

www.arrivabus.co.uk 

Coastal & Country Coaches 

Serving Whitby area; town services, Whitby to York, 

bus hire, tours and excursions. 

www.coastalandcountry.co.uk 

East Yorkshire Motor Services 

For Scarborough area and for Scarborough to 

Helmsley. 

www.eyms.co.uk 

Reliance Motor Services 

Operating (value) buses around North Yorkshire 

and York. Taking in villages such as Tollerton, Alne, 

Sutton-on-the-Forest, Easingwold and Thirsk. 

www.reliancebuses.co.uk 

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway 

This runs steam and historic diesel trains from 

Pickering to Whitby stopping at several stations 

in the North York Moors National Park. 

www.nymr.co.uk | T: 01751 472508 

The Esk Valley Railway 

The railway stops at 15 stations between Whitby 

and Middlesbrough, as well as linking with the 

North Yorkshire Moors Railway at Grosmont. 

www.eskvalleyrailway.co.uk | T: 01947 601987 

Bus and Rail Services 

Regular local bus services operate all year round 

throughout the area. 

www.yorkshiretravel.net | T: 08712 002233 

Car hire is based in Malton, Northallerton and 

Scarborough. 

By Air 

The nearest airports are Leeds Bradford, Robin Hood 

Doncaster Sheffield, Durham Tees Valley and Newcastle. 

Train and bus connections can be made from these 

airports to the area. Slightly further away is Manchester 

Airport which is served by direct rail connections into 

Thirsk, Northallerton, Malton and Scarborough. 

By Coach 

Filey, Scarborough, Thirsk and York are all stops on 

National Express coach routes. Local bus services can 

be picked up at these destinations. 

www.nationalexpress.com | T: 08717 818181 

By Rail 

Virgin Trains East Coast, Grand Central and First 

Transpennine Express run services from all parts of 

the country to York, Leeds and Darlington where 

connections can be made to stations within the area 

including Filey, Malton, Northallerton, Scarborough and 

Thirsk. The Esk Valley Railway between Middlesbrough 

and Whitby, also the Yorkshire Wolds Coast Line 

between Hull and Scarborough. 

www.nationalrail.co.uk | T: 08457 484950 

By Road 

The A1 passes through the western side of the area 

and is connected to the east and the coast via the 

A64 at York and the A170 at Thirsk. The A19 runs North 

to South through the area, parallel to the A1, and 

passes through York, Thirsk and close to Northallerton. 

On the eastern side of the area the A165 follows 

the coast from Hull to Scarborough, while North 

of Scarborough the A171 travels up through Whitby, 

going on to Middlesbrough. 

www.theaa.com/traffic-news 

By Sea 

P&O Ferries sail daily from the Netherlands and Belgium 

to Hull, which is to the south of North Yorkshire. 

www.poferries.com | T: 0800 130 0030 

Acknowledgements 

Photography courtesy of: Richard Burdon, Alan Smith, Go Ape, TransPennine 

Express, Forestry Commission, Visit England, Castle Howard, Mike Kipling, North 

York Moors National Park Authority, English Heritage, North Yorkshire Moors 

Railway, We Love Malton, Ryedale District Council and Welcome to Yorkshire. 

Published by: Tourism North Yorkshire in conjunction with Ryedale District 

Council. Design & Production: Carrier Direct Marketing. Print: Buxton Press. 

Front Cover: Heather in bloom, Westerdale. Photo by Mike Kipling (the photo 

has been manipulated from the original for the benefit of the guide). 

All images and editorial are protected by copyright law and should not be 

reproduced or used in any format whatsoever without written permission 

from Tourism North Yorkshire or the relevant photographer. Whilst every care 

has been taken to ensure the information contained within this publication 

is accurate, Tourism Association North Yorkshire, Ryedale District Council 

and its partners cannot accept responsibility in respect of any error, 

misstatement or alteration which may have occurred. No recommendation 

of any particular establishment is implied by its inclusion in this guide. 

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DISCOVER BUSTLING 

MARKET TOWNS 

& VILLAGES 

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ou’ll never be short of things to do in our 

fascinating market towns. Independent 

shops and galleries offer a unique shopping 

experience, with local crafts inspired by 

the surrounding landscape, while local produce can 

be enjoyed at many of the area’s award-winning 

restaurants, weekly markets and farmers’ markets. 

The area encompasses hundreds of settlements of 

varying size, from moorside hamlets to picturesque 

riverside villages and small market towns. Many of 

Yorkshire’s most loved and best kept villages are in the 

area, such as Thornton-le-Dale and Hutton-le-Hole. 

However, if you stray off the beaten track you will be 

equally rewarded – the variety of villages is endless 

and most have something distinctive to seek out. 

Malton & Norton 

Malton is one of Yorkshire’s most renowned foodie 

destinations built around its famous local produce, 

food shopping and monthly food markets. Malton is 

host to a weekly Saturday market and to one of the 

biggest livestock markets in the north of England. 

Monthly food and farmers’ markets are popular as is 

May’s massive annual ‘Food Lovers Festival’ attracting 

some of the biggest names in food. 

The neighbouring town of Norton is noted as a centre 

for training racehorses and riders can be seen on the 

gallops near the town. 

Malton is an excellent base from which to visit some of 

the county’s most popular visitor attractions. On the 

edge of Malton is Eden Camp, a unique museum of 

social life in the Second World War. To the west is 

Castle Howard – perhaps the most spectacular country 

house in the North of England, with its beautiful 

façades familiar to many from Brideshead Revisited. 

A few miles to the north, Flamingo Land Theme Park 

and Zoo is one of the UK’s most popular attractions. 

Kirkbymoorside 

Known locally as ‘Kirby’, the town name literally means 

church-by-the-moor-side. Fine Georgian houses and 

welcoming hostelries edge the broad cobble-lined 

main street. Market traders sell a range of goods 

every Wednesday. 

Pickering 

Pickering is a traditional market town with a castle, 

ancient church frescos and local museum of rural life. 

The town hosts the North Yorkshire Moors Railway 

which operates steam trains, through the heart of 

the North York Moors National Park to Grosmont. 

There are some services which continue to the coast 

to Whitby. 

The skyline of the town is dominated by the magnificent 

spire of the Church of St Peter and St Paul, which 

contains some remarkable 15th century murals. 

Whilst hidden above the town, the ruins of Pickering 

Castle harbour a rich royal history, originally built of 

wood by William the Conqueror to suppress rebellious 

northerners. 

Helmsley 

One of Yorkshire’s most popular market towns, Helmsley 

has a characterful market place, historic architecture, 

a wide range of quality independent shops and an 

excellent selection of award-winning accommodation, 

pubs, cafes and restaurants. It is these businesses 

that have helped Helmsley recently achieve the title of 

‘Britain’s Best Market Town’. 

High above the town are the ruins of Helmsley Castle 

built in the 12th century successfully besieged by 

Parliamentarian forces during the Civil War. The town 

is also the home of Helmsley Walled Garden originally 

built in 1758 to supply the Duncombe estate with fruit, 

vegetables and cut flowers. The Duncombe Park Estate 

is also home to the National Birds of Prey Centre. 

1. View of Norton-on-Derwent 2. Helmsley Castle 3. Malton Market 4. North Yorkshire Moors Railway - Pickering 


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WEEKLY MARKETS 

AND REGULAR 

FARMERS’ MARKETS 

PROVIDE THE 

SHOPPER WITH THE 

OPPORTUNITY TO BUY 

FRESH PRODUCE 

DIRECT FROM THE 

PRODUCER. 

Experience the Hustle and Bustle of Market Day 

The busiest day of the week in many towns is 

market day, when the colourful stalls and friendly 

banter bring the streets to life. With over ten markets 

each week there are plenty of opportunities to pick 

up a bargain or a beautifully handcrafted gift. 

Visit the Markets on These Days 

• Bedale - Tuesday 

• Easingwold - Friday 

• Filey - Friday 

• Helmsley - Friday 

• Kirkbymoorside - Wednesday 

• Malton - Saturday 

• Northallerton - Wednesday and Saturday 

• Pickering - Monday 

• Scarborough - Daily (indoor) 

• Stokesley - Friday 

• Thirsk - Monday and Saturday 

• Whitby - Saturday 

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EXPERIENCE THE 

NORTH YORK MOORS 

NATIONAL PARK 

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26-mile heritage coastline reveals hidden 

gems at every turn, from picture-postcard 

fishing villages like Staithes with its artistic 

flair to the smugglers’ hot-spot of Robin 

Hood’s Bay, with its maze of cobbled alleys, to hideaway 

coves and soaring cliffs with breathtaking views. 

From minke whales to moorland birds, there’s a wealth of 

wildlife waiting to be discovered too. Home to England’s 

largest expanse of heather moorland, the North York 

Moors is an enchanting place any time of year but in 

late summer the heather flushes purple creating a truly 

magnificent sight. 

Meanwhile, the beautiful valleys have inspired monastic 

communities for centuries – visit the ruins of Rievaulx 

Abbey, Byland Abbey and Mount Grace Priory to discover 

your own place of contemplation. 

Explore the area’s thriving market towns and villages, 

full of historic interest too, including Helmsley, with its 

Norman castle, delis, independent shops, galleries and 

boutique beds. 

Walkers have it made, with anything from a 1-mile easy 

access stroll to the 109 mile Cleveland Way National 

Trail – free downloadable route guides on the National 

Park website take you on step-by-step adventures to 

tumbling waterfalls, timeless stone villages, moorland 

crags and historic monuments. 

It’s great for cycling too whether you’re a family cyclist 

or mountain biker. Head to Dalby Forest – England’s 

largest mountain bike trail centre, or follow the Moor 

to Sea Cycle Network for 150 miles of freedom on quiet 

roads, woodland tracks and bridleways. 

Discover the magic of the North York Moors at two 

fantastic National Park centres. The Moors National 

Park Centre set in an idyllic spot on the river Esk near 

Danby has adventure play areas, a mud kitchen and 

riverside trails to enjoy outside. Inside find interactive 

exhibits and a beautiful contemporary art gallery. 

Over at Sutton Bank National Park Centre, home to 

England’s finest view, kids can enjoy the natural play 

area while walks and bike rides set off straight from 

the door – there’s year-round bike hire and a mix of 

family cycle routes and more adventurous off-road 

thrills. 

More great journeys await on the Esk Valley Railway 

and the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, the world’s 

most popular steam heritage railway line – linking 

moorland villages to the golden sandy beaches of the 

coast at Whitby. Relive the magic of Harry Potter with 

a visit to Goathland station, the setting for Hogsmeade 

in the first film. 

1. Rievaulx Abbey 2. Natural play area, National Park Centre 3. Walkers on Cleveland Way - Hasty Bank 4. Sutton Bank 


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IT’S HOME TO THE 

LARGEST CONTINUOUS 

EXPANSE OF HEATHER 

MOORLAND IN ENGLAND, 

WHICH FLUSHES 

A MAGNIFICENT 

PINKY PURPLE IN 

LATE SUMMER. 

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GREAT OUTDOORS 

GREAT ACTIVITIES 

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hy not leave the car behind and enjoy the 

North York Moors National Park, the gentle 

rolling hills of the Yorkshire Wolds, the 

woodlands of Dalby Forest or the wide open 

space of the Howardian Hills AONB on foot, by bike or 

by bus? 

Get back to Nature 

Experience the vast open spaces, atmospheric forests, 

lush valleys, picturesque villages and spectacular 

stretch of coastline – all of which will leave you feeling 

tranquil, relaxed and close to nature. 

Explore on Horseback 

The area has some of the best horse riding terrain in the 

country. Riding schools and trekking centres cater 

for all abilities, from beginners who want a short ride 

through the local area to the more experienced riders 

who want to spend several days trekking. Alternatively 

bring your own horse and stay at one of the many 

bed & breakfast establishments in the area that also 

provide stabling for your four legged friend. 

Explore on two Wheels 

For those with a passion for cycling you will be spoilt 

for choice - the network of cycle paths can take you 

through wooded valleys, across the moors, along cliff 

tops and seaside promenades or through historic 

market towns and picturesque villages. 

The Moor to Sea Cycle Route links the towns of 

Scarborough, Pickering and Whitby in a long distance 

cycle route. Featuring over 80 miles of forest tracks, 

lanes and the former coastal railway, the route can be 

ridden in stages ranging from easy to more challenging 

and offers cycle hire en route. 

www.moortoseacycle.net 

Take to the Trees! 

Swing through the trees and take dare devil leaps 

across the forest canopy at Go Ape in Dalby Forest. 

It will certainly add high-adrenaline adventure to 

your visit! 

www.goape.co.uk 

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1. Cycling through the National Park 2. Cleveland Way Trail 3. Outdoors in Dalby Forest 4. Robin Hood’s Bay 5. Gliding over Sutton Bank 


Mountain Biking 

Some of the UK’s finest mountain bike tracks can be 

found at Dalby Forest, near Pickering. With over 50 

miles of trails, from peaceful routes to challenging 

climbs and technical descents there is something 

for all levels of ability. If you are a real thrill seeker 

why not see if you can conquer the infamous Black 

Route? The World Mountain Bike Championships 

have been held at Dalby Forest in the past and 

attracted the world’s top mountain bikers. 

www.forestry.gov.uk/dalbyforest 

Explore on Foot 

Take up a long distance challenge and feel the 

benefit for body and soul. Two of England’s National 

Trails – the Cleveland Way (Helmsley to Filey 110 

miles) and the Wolds Way (Hessle to Filey 79 miles) 

take you through miles of breathtaking scenery 

and peaceful countryside. Alternatively there are 

many varied, short circular walks, which cater for 

most levels of fitness and ability. 

www.nationaltrail.co.uk 

From the Air 

If you want to try something completely different 

why not view the area from the air during a trial 

gliding lesson. Yorkshire Gliding Club provides this 

unique opportunity enabling you to cruise above 

the North York Moors National Park and the Vale of 

York whilst taking in the breath taking scenery. 

www.ygc.co.uk 

Hole in One 

With over ten golf courses, each with its own 

special characteristics, there’s bound to be one that 

challenges even the most experienced golfer. For 

scenery, Rosedale Abbey’s golf course is hard to beat 

with views along the abbey; or why not try the 

championship standard course at Ganton? 

Make a Splash 

The whole family can enjoy a range of sporting 

activities at Ryedale Sports Centre. Swimming pools 

and fitness centres are run by Everyone Active at 

Pickering and Norton. Helmsley open air swimming 

pool operates throughout the summer. 

www.everyoneactive.com 

Extend your Day 

Activity does not have to stop with the setting 

of the sun. In Dalby Forest, star watching events, 

suitable for families, take place throughout the 

autumn and winter months. 

www.forestry.gov.uk/dalbyforest 

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TWO NATIONAL 

PARKS, A HERITAGE 

COAST AND AN AREA 

OF OUTSTANDING 

NATURAL BEAUTY. 

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DISCOVER A 

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nglish Heritage 

There are several properties owned by English 

Heritage to visit in the area which bring 

history to life for all the family. Visit castles 

including Scarborough, one of the most dramatic castle 

ruins in the country, Helmsley, with its imaginative 

hands-on exhibition in the mission range and Pickering 

with its extensive views of the surrounding North 

Yorkshire countryside. 

Find peace and serenity by visiting an abbey including 

Rievaulx, one of the most complete and impressive 

abbeys in Britain; Whitby an iconic gothic ruin in the 

famous seaside town or Byland with its great circular 

rose window, now surviving only in part, which was 

probably the model for the rise window of York Minster. 

Take an inspiring visit to one of the two priories – 

Mount Grace, the best-preserved of the ten British 

‘charterhouses’, whose Carthusian monks lived as 

hermits in cottage-like cells and Kirkham, the riverside 

ruins of an Augustinian priory. 

www.english-heritage.org.uk 

National Trust 

Visit the two National Trust properties in the area 

and be inspired by their grand surroundings. 

Nunnington Hall, a honey-coloured country house, 

set on the banks of the River Rye was once home to 

the doctor of Henry VIII, Edward VI and Elizabeth I. 

Climb the three staircases from the magnificent oak 

panelled hall to see family rooms, the nursery and the 

haunted room! 

Rievaulx Terrace and Temples, an 18th century grasscovered 

terrace landscaped from wooded hillside 

with views of Rievaulx Abbey, two classical temples, 

one furnished and decorated as a dining-room. 

www.nationaltrust.org.uk 

Stately Homes 

North Yorkshire has a host of stately homes full of art 

and treasures, which provide an insight into what 

it would have been like to live, eat and work in such 

opulent surroundings. 

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VISIT THE REMAINS 

OF CASTLES AND RICH 

MEDIEVAL MONASTERIES, 

OR THE PRIVATE 

MANSIONS, A TRIBUTE 

TO THE HISTORIC LOCAL 

FAMILIES THAT ONCE 

GOVERNED THIS LAND. 

1. The Mausoleum, Castle Howard 2. The Atlas Fountain - Castle Howard 3. Rievaulx Abbey 4. Ryedale Folk Museum 5. North Yorkshire Moors Railway 


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Castle Howard 

The most well-known stately home in the area is Castle 

Howard, designed by Sir John Vanbrugh in 1699 and 

taking over 100 years to complete. The house is filled 

with collections of pictures, porcelain, sculpture and 

furniture gathered by generations of the Howard family. 

www.castlehoward.co.uk 

Sutton Park 

Sutton Park is a charming and lived-in house, built of 

mellow brick in the 18th century. The house contains 

beautiful furniture, an important collection of 

porcelain and numerous paintings – many originally 

from Buckingham House, now known as the Queen’s 

official residence – Buckingham Palace. 

www.statelyhome.co.uk 

Museums 

Enjoy the area’s colourful and intriguing past at one 

of the numerous museums, each of which outlines 

different parts of the area’s heritage. 

A visit to the World of James Herriot, Thirsk based in 

the original home and surgery of the world’s most 

famous vet, will take you on a journey back to the 

1940s. Experience the underground world of a real 

ironstone mine during a guided tour at Cleveland 

Ironstone Mining Museum in Skinningrove. 

The Beck Isle Museum in Pickering offers a charming 

view of local social history based around 27 rooms 

and displays with highlights including the Victorian 

pub, costume gallery and chemists shop. Discover 

Malton Museum and its nationally important 

collection of Roman artefacts, mainly from the Malton 

Roman fort and town, as well as archaeological 

material of all periods from across the local area. 

Shandy Hall was the home of Laurence Sterne, author of 

Tristram Shandy and A Sentimental Journey, from 1760 

until 1768. The house, more than 500 years old, 

is now a registered museum housing the world’s finest 

collection of Sterne’s works, letters and illustrations. 

6. Beck Isle Museum 

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2016 - THE YEAR OF THE 

ENGLISH GARDEN 

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ach garden offers a unique and memorable 

experience for visitors – whether you wish 

to be dazzled by the impressive gardens 

of a stately home, dotted with statues, lakes, 

fountains and temples or prefer to enjoy the tranquillity 

of a walled garden, there is something to satisfy every 

taste. 

Walled Gardens 

Visit the two walled gardens in the North York Moors 

and Yorkshire Wolds and experience two very different 

gardens. The award winning Walled Garden at 

Scampston is a 4.5 acre contemporary garden, created 

by the internationally acclaimed plantsman, Piet Oodolf. 

The garden features striking perennial meadow planting, 

traditional spring/autumn borders and spectacular 

autumn grasses. 

Helmsley Walled Garden, a 5 acre kitchen garden built 

in 1758, is set against the backdrop of Helmsley Castle. 

The gardens produce unusual varieties of flowers, 

vegetables and herbs, 70 varieties of Heritage apples, 

34 Victorian indoor vines and modern outdoor vines. 

Lavender Gardens 

Enjoy the scent of lavender at the two lavender gardens 

– Wolds Way Lavender on the edge of the Yorkshire 

Wolds and Yorkshire Lavender in the Howardian Hills. 

Explore the gardens and discover the many varieties of 

lavender and herbs, many of which are available to buy 

as a souvenir of your visit or for an afternoon tea 

with a difference try a lavender scone served with one 

of several varieties of lavender jam. 

The Yorkshire Arboretum 

Explore the wonderful ‘Garden of Trees’ at the Yorkshire 

Arboretum which offers relaxing walks through 

beautiful landscape with stunning views. Dogs are 

welcome in the Arboretum. Ray Wood has an amazing 

collection of Rhododendrons, Hybrids, shrubs and rare 

trees from around the world. 

Rievaulx Terrace & Temples 

Constructed in the 1750’s, the two temples overlooking 

Rievaulx Abbey were developed as a family pleasure 

and picnic site. Visitors are greeted with changing 

views as they progress along the grassy terrace. 

1. Helmsley Walled Garden 2. Rievaulx Terrace 3. Lavender Gardens 4. Castle Howard Gardens 5. Scampston Walled Garden 


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THIS BEAUTIFUL AREA 

IS HOME TO SOME OF 

THE COUNTRY’S MOST 

GLORIOUS GARDENS. 

RELAX AND ENJOY 

THE BRIGHT COLOURS, 

LOVELY PERFUMES AND 

BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. 

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Stately Home Gardens 

Many stately homes also have notable gardens which 

are worth visiting for their own unique features. 

These include the 18th century gardens at Duncombe 

Park in Helmsley, elegant and spacious, offering stunning 

views from the terraces over the Rye Valley. 

Keen to establish natural flora, mowing is relaxed on the 

grassy banks and this policy has paid off as the Doric 

Temple is now surrounded with swathes of wild flowers. 

Way marked walks, discovery trails and orienteering 

courses allow visitors to discover 450 acres of parkland, 

gardens and a National Nature Reserve. 

Also visit the gardens at Castle Howard where its 

formal terraces with graceful statues, wide open 

spaces, lakeside paths and richly planted rose gardens 

provide the visitor with endless opportunities for 

gentle walks amongst a riot of colour. Produce from 

the Ornamental Vegetable Garden can be bought in the 

Farm Shop and plants, trees and shrubs can be bought 

from the Plant Centre. The Courtyard Restaurant 

offers an excellent menu based on local produce. 

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YORKSHIRE’S 

COAST & COUNTRY 

T 

he heritage coastline of the North York 

Moors National Park can be explored 

within easy reach of rural North Yorkshire. 

Whitby is remembered for its maritime 

and literary connections. The old town is dominated 

by the cliff top ruins of the beautiful 13th century 

Whitby Abbey, which provided the inspiration for Bram 

Stoker’s Dracula. 

Close by at Whitby Harbour, a whale’s jawbone 

commemorates the town’s past as a whaling port. 

A few miles from Whitby, a number of romantic fishing 

villages rest off the cliff, such as Runswick Bay and 

Robin Hood’s Bay. For a traditional day out at the 

seaside, Scarborough, one of England’s oldest seaside 

resorts, has something for all the family or Filey with 

its miles of golden sand is popular with families. 

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OVER 20 MILES 

FROM THE HEART OF 

RURAL NORTH 

YORKSHIRE, THE 

HERITAGE COASTLINE 

OF THE NORTH YORK 

MOORS NATIONAL 

PARK CAN 

BE EXPLORED. 

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1. Rock Pooling at Robin Hood’s Bay 2. Fishing Villagers from Staithes 3. Whitby Abbey 4. Golden beaches at Flamborough 


AROUND & 

ABOUT YORKSHIRE 

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yedale, nestling between the historic city 

of York and the spectacular East Coast, 

is an ideal base for touring the best of North 

Yorkshire. In less than an hour, you could be 

shopping in York or Beverley; exploring the Yorkshire 

Dales; enjoying the heritage coastline and fishing 

town of Whitby or the fun of the fair at Scarborough. 

Historic York and Beverley 

The historic City of York is one of the great medieval, 

walled cities of the World. A wonderful train journey 

from Malton, through the glorious Derwent Valley to 

York, will ensure you arrive in the city centre relaxed 

and ready to enjoy the many historic attractions it 

has to offer. 

Within walking distance from the station are the 

National Railway Museum, the famous Jorvik Viking 

Centre, York Minster, Clifford’s Tower and the York 

Castle Museum – all excellent family attractions. 

York also has an excellent shopping centre and many 

cafes, pubs & restaurants to relax in. During September 

the city hosts the York Festival of Food and Drink. 

Over 1300 years of history have made Beverley what 

it is today. This attractive market town boasts a blend 

on the past and present. Attractions on offer range 

from music festivals to ghost walks, medieval churches 

to bustling weekend markets. 

An unspoilt historic townscape features outstanding 

buildings and impressive architecture. The horizon 

is dominated on two counts, to the north side the 

medieval St Mary’s church and the south the majestic 

Beverley Minster, which dates back to the 13th century. 

All Creatures Great and Small 

At nearby Thirsk, the ‘World of James’ Herriot, which is 

situated in his original veterinary surgery, houses many 

exhibits, some of which will be familiar to viewers of 

‘All Creatures Great and Small’. In 2015 the World of 

James Herriot was crowned best small visitor attraction 

of the year by Welcome to Yorkshire and VisitEngland, 

a visit is highly recommended. 

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1. Clifford’s Tower 2. York Minster 3. The World of James Herriot 

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2016 

MAJOR EVENTS & 

FESTIVALS 

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here are major events and festivals aplenty 

throughout the area year-round. From the 

Tour de Yorkshire to the Malton Food 

Lovers Festival. Here we give you a taster 

of what’s going to be happening in 2016. 

Speak to local Tourist Information Centres for further 

events and information or visit the website. 

www.visitryedale.co.uk 

Event details are correct at the time of going to print. 

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1. North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2. Ryedale Grand Prix 3. Farndale Show 4. Malton Food Lovers Festival 


February 

13-21 Dark Skies Festival - across the North 

York Moors 

March 

12-20 Flying Scotsman on the NYMR, North 

Yorkshire Moors Railway 

26-27 World War Two Living History Weekend 

- Eden Camp Malton 

April 

26-28 Easter Family Fun at Castle Howard 

22-24 Whitby Spring Goth Weekend, Whitby 

29- Tour de Yorkshire (International Cycle 

1 May Race) 

May 

6-8 & Late Spring Steam Gala - North Yorkshire 

13-15 Moors Railway 

14-15 P1 Powerboats - Scarborough 

28-29 Malton Food Lovers Festival - Malton 

30 Duncombe Park Country Fair 

June 

11-12 The Raptor Fair - National Centre for 

Birds of Prey, Duncombe Park, Helmsley 

12 Vintage Day - Scampston Hall, Malton 

17-19 Awesome Seventies & Diesel Gala - North 

Yorkshire Moors Railway 

24-26 Forest Live Concerts - Dalby Forest, 

Pickering 

25 Armed Forces Day - Scarborough & Whitby 

July 

1-3 Staxtonbury, Music Festival, Staxton 

2-3 Duncombe Park Steam Rally, Helmsley 

2-3 Swinging Sixties - North Yorkshire Moors 

Railway 

3 Malton Show 

9-10 Classic Cars and Vehicles Weekend - 

North Yorkshire Moors Railway 

10 British Cycling Ryedale Grand Prix – 

Ampleforth Abbey & College 

13-30 Ryedale Festival, various locations 

16-17 Filey Regatta, Filey 

26 Ryedale Show 

29-31 Seafest Maritime Festival, Scarborough 

August 

1-31 Lavender Harvest & Distillation - Wolds 

Way Lavender, Wintringham 

3 Thornton-le-Dale Show - Thornton-le-Dale 

5-7 English National Sheepdog Trials - 

Castle Howard 

10 Danby Show 

13-14 Eat Yorkshire Food Festival, Filey 

13-14 Festival of Cycling, Oliver’s Mount, 

Scarborough 

21 National Car & Bike Hill Climb – Oliver’s 

Mount, Scarborough 

19-22 Whitby Regatta, Whitby 

20 Rosedale Show 

27 Bilsdale Show 

29 Farndale Show 

September 

4-12 Filey Fishing Festival, Filey 

9-11 Whitby Pirate Weekend, Whitby 

10 Goldwings Light Parade, Scarborough 

10-11 Staithes Arts and Heritage Festival, Staithes 

12-14 Heritage Diesel Gala - North Yorkshire 

Moors Railway 

24-25 Steve Henshaw Gold Cup, Oliver’s Mount, 

Scarborough 

30- Track Rod Rally Yorkshire - Pickering, 

1 Oct Dalby Forest 

30- Autumn Steam Gala - North Yorkshire 

2 Oct Moors Railway 

October 

14-16 Railway in Wartime - North Yorkshire 

Moors Railway 

25-30 Bram Stoker International Film Festival, 

Whitby Pavilion 

November 

4-6 Whitby Winter Goth Weekend, Whitby 

12 - Christmas at Castle Howard 

23 Dec 

December 

3-4, Santa Specials - North Yorkshire Moors 

10-11 & Railway 

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VISIT NORTH YORKSHIRE 

BOOKING 

INFORMATION 

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irect bookings can be made with any of 

the establishments listed in this year’s 

guide. Alternatively, why not let us do the 

work for you? 

Book Online 

Visit our website at www.visityorkshire.com to view a 

fantastic range of accommodation which you can book 

instantly with the provider and in your own time. 

Book by Phone 

If you prefer to hear a friendly voice, and would like to 

talk through the options open to you, why not contact 

our dedicated team of Tourist Information Centre 

assistants. Tell them what you’re looking for and 

they will find the accommodation best suited to 

your requirements. 

Useful Visitor Information 

You’ll find Tourist Information Centres, National Park 

Visitor Centres and Information Points in many of the 

market towns and villages across the area. They are a 

good place to start exploring the region. The friendly 

and knowledgeable staff will help you plan your visit in 

advance and help you when you are here. 

Services provided vary from one TIC to the 

next but they include: 

• Accommodation booking 

• Information on things to see and do 

• Local crafts and souvenirs for sale 

• Maps and guidebooks 

• Public transport information 

• Tickets for local theatres and shows 

National Park Centres 

Danby - The Moors National Park Centre, 

Lodge Lane, YO21 2NB. 

T: 01439 772737 

Sutton Bank - National Park Centre, YO7 2EH. 

(On the A170 east of Thirsk). 

T: 01845 597426 

Visitor Information Points 

You’ll find Information Points in a number of towns and 

villages around the area. The staff have a strong local 

knowledge and will be pleased to help you. They stock 

a good range of maps, cycling and walking leaflets. 

The list of visitor information points include: 

• Goathland - The Post Office 

• Grosmont - Steaming Loco 

• Helmsley - Cut Price Bookstore 

• Hutton le Hole - Ryedale Folk Museum 

• Malton - Ryedale District Council 

• Osmotherley - Top Shop 

• Pickering - Morlands Newsagents 

• Rosedale Abbey - Abbey Stores and Tea Rooms 

• Thornton le Dale - Wardill Bros 

Tourist Information Centres 

Filey 

Tourist Information and Visitor Centre, 

John Street, Filey YO14 9DW 

T: 01723 383636 

Scarborough 

Sandside, Scarborough YO11 1PP 

T: 01723 383636 

Thirsk 

93 Market Place, Thirsk YO7 1TF 

T: 01845 522755 

Whitby 

Langborne Road, Whitby YO21 1YN 

T: 01723 383636 

York 

1 Museum Street, York YO1 7DT 

T: 01904 550099 


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Introduction text (around 25 words) about the 

property and what the establishment has to 

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AWARDS & 

ACCOMMODATION 

RATINGS 

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ith an outstanding wide range of 

accommodation to suit everyone’s budget 

and specific requirements, you’ll find the 

perfect place for your holiday experience, 

whether it is a short stay or a two-week break. 

Hotels 

Assessed by VisitEngland and the AA in the following 

categories: Hotel, Small Hotel, Metro Hotel, Country 

House Hotel, Town House Hotel and Budget Hotel. 

They must be licensed, offer dinner at least 5 nights 

per week (unless a Metro Hotel and have all rooms en 

suite or with private bathrooms. 

Approved Caravan Holiday Homes 

Those which are situated on farms or caravan parks 

and let by the owner as self catering accommodation. 

AA Highly Commended 

The AA Highly Commended logo indicates the very 

best establishments within the three, four and five 

star categories. 

Guest Accommodation 

Assessed by VisitEngland and the AA as Guest House, 

Guest Accommodation, Inn, Bed and Breakfast, 

Farmhouse or Restaurant with Rooms. They tend to be 

personally run by their owners. 

VisitEngland Gold and Silver Awards 

Silver Awards recognise exceptional quality at all levels 

and Gold Awards are given to the very ‘best of the best’. 

Self Catering Accommodation 

Assessed by VisitEngland. All aspects of the self 

catering accommodation are taken into account when 

the rating is awarded. 

Caravan and Camping Sites 

Awarded by VisitEngland, in the categories Camping 

Park, Touring Park, Holiday Park, and pennants by 

the AA. 

The National Accessible Scheme 

On a scale of 1-3, the National Accessible Scheme 

symbols indicate a property’s level of suitability for 

wheelchair users and visitors with mobility 

difficulties. Please note, however, that as every person’s 

needs are different, it is advisable to state any special 

requirements at the time of booking. 

Level 1 - Accessible for persons with sufficient mobility 

to climb a flight of stairs. 

Level 2 - Accessible for persons who use a wheelchair 

some of the time and can negotiate a maximum of 

three steps. 

Level 3 - Independent Accessible to wheelchair users 

able to transfer to and from a wheelchair unaided. 

Level 3 - Assisted Accessible to wheelchair users who 

require assistance (eg carer, hoist). 


Walkers Welcome and Cyclists Welcome 

This UK-wide scheme will give walkers and cyclists 

the confidence that they are booking quality 

accommodation that meets their particular needs. 

David Bellamy Conservation Awards 

In Gold, Silver and Bronze - Awarded to caravan 

and camping parks, which show active concern for 

the environment. 

Families Welcome and Welcome Pets! 

This scheme will give families and visitors with pets 

the confidence that they are booking quality 

accommodation that meets their particular needs. 

AA Campsite of the Year 

The AA annually awards the title of national and 

regional campsites of the year to sites in recognition of 

exceptionally high standards, service and presentation. 

Green Tourism Business Scheme 

An accreditation scheme for tourism businesses which 

operate in a manner that supports the environment 

and local area. 

Free Wi Fi 

Free internet access available. 

VisitEngland Breakfast Award 

This award recognises serviced accommodation that 

offers their guests a quality and choice of breakfast, 

service and hospitality that exceeds what would be 

expected at their star rating. 

TNY Member 

Tourism North Yorkshire Member. 

Rates 

Deliciouslyorkshire Breakfast Scheme 

This logo signifies a commitment by a hotel or guest 

house to source quality local produce for some or all 

of its breakfast items. 

VisitEngland Award for Excellence 

Recognising businesses that incorporate best practice 

throughout their operation. 

Food Hygiene Rating 

The food hygiene rating or inspection result given to a 

business reflects the standards of food hygiene found 

on the date of inspection or visit by the local authority. 

The food hygiene rating is not a guide to food quality. 

Rates shown are generally within a ‘from and 

to’ price range and usually reflect seasonal 

variations. On occasions a single night surcharge 

is applicable and in some establishments a deposit 

may be required. 

Rates stated were supplied by the establishments 

in Autumn 2015 and were believed to be correct 

at the time of going to press. 

Visitors are strongly advised to confirm prices 

when booking. 

Unless otherwise stated, all serviced 

accommodation prices are per person per night; 

all self catering prices are per week; and all caravan 

and campsite prices are per pitch per night. 

In the case of serviced accommodation please 

note that the prices shown may be the lowest B&B 

price and the highest price for DB&B. 

Unless otherwise stated, all of the self catering 

adverts will include the address of the property 

rather than the correspondence address. 

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ATTRACTIONS 

‘One of the world’s 

top ten greatest mansions 

and grand houses’ LONELY PLANET 

Magnificent 18th century architecture | breathtaking 

parkland with lakes, fountains, temples and statues | 

walled garden with rose collection and potager | stunning 

vistas and secluded woodland walks | exhibitions and 

events | lakeside adventure playground | a choice of cafés | 

gift shops, farm shop and garden centre. 

www.castlehoward.co.uk 

Castle Howard, York YO60 7DA 

Explore miles of footpaths, world-class 

bike trails, Go Ape & Tree Top Junior, 

Forest Segway, Bike Barn, Pace Cycles, 

Cafes, Dalby Activity Centre, Pulpitations 

paper making. 

Want to Book Next Year? 

EMBSAY & BOLTON ABBEY 

STEAM RAILWAY 

Travel between the award winning 

Bolton Abbey Station & Embsay Station 

built in 1888. 

Steam trains every sunday all year - up to 7 days a 

week in summer. Ride the friendly line. 

Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway – 

Bolton Abbey Railway Station, Bolton Abbey, 

Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 6AF 

Tel: 01756 710614 

Email: embsay.steam@btinternet.com 

www.embsayboltonabbeyrailway.org.uk 

5 miles north-east of Pickering. 

Admission charges apply. Discovery 

Pass available. For more information 

call 01751 460295 or visit: 

forestry.gov.uk/dalbyforest 

If so, please contact us. 

Visit North Yorkshire, Carrier Direct Marketing, 

Westacott Road, Barnstaple, EX32 8AW 

T: 01271 336055 | E: tany@guidebooking.co.uk 


ATTRACTIONS 

Get the most out of your visit by using 

Ryedale’s Visitor Information Services 

Book your accommodation and find up to date information on attractions 

and events at home or on the go at www.visitryedale.co.uk 

During your stay, call into one of the Visitor Information Points at three locations across the district. They offer 

the latest information including free Wi-Fi and access to a wide range selection of leaflets and guides. 

• Thing’s to see and do • Timetables and travel enquiries 

• What’s On • Free Town Maps • Maps, guide books, 

souvenirs and crafts • Walking and activities information 

• Discount tickets to attractions • Ryedale Parking Discs 

and discount cards...and much more besides! 

VisitHelmsley & Joe Dodsworth Photography 

Helmsley Visitor 

Information Point 

The Cut-Price Bookstore 

11 Market Place, Helmsley, YO62 5BL 

Opening Times: 

Monday to Saturday 09:30 - 17:30 

Sunday 11:00 - 16:30 

Malton Visitor 


Ryedale District Council 

Ryedale House, Malton, YO17 7HH 


Monday to Friday 09:00 - 16:00 

Pickering Visitor 


Morlands Newsagents 

7 Market Place, Pickering YO18 7AA 


Monday - Saturday 05:30 - 17:30 

Sunday 05:30 - 12:30 

Follow us on Twitter 

@VisitRyedale 

For assistance with Ryedale accommodation 

bookings via telephone contact Scarborough 

Tourism Bureau 01723 383636. 

Independent Tourism 

As an independent tourism association (Tourism 

North Yorkshire) all of your support in promoting 

this years guide is really appreciated. 

Also, please don’t forget to mention the Visit North 

Yorkshire guide when booking attraction. 

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ATTRACTIONS 

SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION 

ALLERSTON - THE OLD STATION 

This unique accommodation provides an excellent 

base from which to explore North Yorkshire’s 

countryside, coast and attractions. 

3 carriages, each sleeps up to 6 from £364 to 

£630 pupw 

Carol Benson – The Old Station, Allerston, 

Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7PG 

T: 01723 859024 E: oldstationallerston@gmail.com 

W: www.theoldstationallerston.co.uk 

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APPLETON-LE-MOORS - HAMLEY HAGG COTTAGE 

Stone, semi-detached, south facing cottage with 

large garden on edge of moors. Views wonderful. 

Easy reach York and Coast. Peaceful location on 

working farm. 

Cottage sleeps 6 adults + cot from £280 - £420 pw 

Diana Feaster – Hamley Hagg Farm, 

Appleton-le-Moors, York, North Yorkshire, 

YO62 6TG 

T: 01751 417413 E: hamleyhagg@icloud.com 

W: www.mbfliveries.net 

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CROPTON - BECKHOUSE COTTAGES 

Cosy cottages and spacious 19th century 

farmhouse with aga. Situated on working farm 

(horses). Woodburners, private gardens, beautiful 

countryside and walks. Short breaks. Pets 

welcome. 

9 cottages, 1 house. 2 sleeps 2, 5 sleeps 4, 

2 sleeps 7, 1 sleeps 10 from £290 to £1450 pupw 

Pam Smith – Beckhouse Farm, Cropton, Pickering, 

North Yorkshire, YO18 8ER 

T: 01751 417 822 M: 07818 426672 

E: beckhousecottages@hotmail.com 

W: www.beckhousecottages.co.uk 

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CROPTON - LOAND HOUSE COURT 

DESIGN PRINT WEB & MORE 

Luxury cottages in a peaceful, rural location with 

stunning views. Tastefully converted character 

stone barns with original features, every comfort 

and personally maintained. 

2 cottages, 1 sleeps 2, 1 sleeps 4 from £320 to 

£690 pupw 

Mrs Anna Wadsworth – Loand House Court, 

Cropton Lane, Wrelton, Pickering, North Yorkshire, 

YO18 8HF 

T: 01751 472587 E: loandhousecourt@tiscali.co.uk 

W: www.loandhousecourt.co.uk 

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Let’s work together... 

t 01271 336 275 

e hello@clevera.co.uk 

clevera.co.uk 

more is more 

EBBERSTON - CLIFF HOUSE COUNTRY COTTAGES 

Five, pretty stone cottages set in four acre 

grounds of owners 18th century manor house. 

Indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, games room, 

stunning gardens, unique treehouse. 

5 cottages sleep 2 to 6, from £260 to £1195 pupw 

Jo Hardie – Cliff House, Ebberston, Nr. 

Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO13 9PA 

T: 01723 859440 

E: info@cliffhouseholidaycottages.co.uk 

W: www.cliffhouseholidaycottages.co.uk 

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FADMOOR - NORTH FARM COTTAGES 

Large farm house and two charming cottages in 

a picturesque village. Ideal location for walking, 

cycling. Private gardens and parking. Looking 

forward to seeing you! 

3 cottages sleeps 12 from £240 to £500 pupw 

Nicola Jones – North Farm Cottages, Main Street, 

Fadmoor, North Yorkshire, YO62 7HY 

T: 01751 430858 M: 07766164548 

E: homesteadholidaycottages@fsmail.net 

W: northfarm.homesteadholidaycottages.co.uk 

GILLAMOOR - SURPRISE VIEW COTTAGES 

Barn conversion cottages and newly renovated 

farmhouse on the edge of North York Moors. 

Quality is guaranteed, comfort is the keyword. 

3 cottages sleeping up to 8 from £320 to £1280 

pupw 

Ruth Wass – Surprise View Cottages, Gillamoor, 

Kirkbymoorside, York, YO62 7JU 

T: 01751 431345 E: info@surpriseviewcottages.co.uk 

W: www.surpriseviewcottages.co.uk 

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FILEY - FILEY HOLIDAY COTTAGES 

Former Stables converted to 14 Holiday Cottages 

set in relaxing countryside surroundings 

offering an ideal break for couples and families. 

Cottage sleeps 2 to 5 per unit (14 units) from £270 

to £645 pw 

Amanda Robinson – Filey Holiday Cottages, West 

Flotmanby Lane, Muston, Filey, North Yorkshire, 

YO14 0HY 

T: 07981 371910 E: info@fileyholidaycottages.co.uk 

W: www.fileyholidaycottages.co.uk 

GREAT EDSTONE - COWLDYKE FARM HOLIDAY COTTAGES 

Cottages set on a working farm in beautiful 

open countryside. Close to Moors, Coast, City and 

National Trust properties. Owner on site. 

4 cottages at the moment. 1 sleeps 2, 2 sleep 4 

and 1 sleeps 6. From £250 to £600 pupw 

Janet Benton – Cowldyke Farm, Salton Road, 

Great Edstone, Kirkbymoorside, York, North 

Yorkshire, YO62 6PE 

T: 01751 431242 E: info@cowldyke-farm.co.uk 

W: www.cowldyke-farm.co.uk 

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FLOWER OF MAY 

family holiday parks 

stunning self-catering accommodation in gorgeous locations 

choose from luxurious, lakeside lodges near York or quaint cottages in the spectacular 

North York Moors and enjoy a relaxing family getaway. 

Book your break today visit www.flowerofmay.com or call 01723 584311 

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HELMSLEY (3 MILES) - TOWNEND COTTAGE 

Lovely cosy comfortable cottage. Wealth of 

character. Oak beams, internal stone features, 

log fire. Large well equipped dining kitchen. 

New groundfloor cloakroom. Warm all seasons. 

Cottage sleeps 4 from £265 to £450 pw 

Margaret Begg – Townend Farmhouse, High Lane, 

Beadlam, Nawton, YO62 7SY 

T: 01439 770103 E: margaret.begg@ukgateway.net 

W: www.townendcottage.co.uk 

MALTON - THE OLD POST OFFICE 

Fantastic well equipped cottage with log fire, 

jacuzzi bath, Wifi. Great for couples or families. 

Perfect for Moors, Coast and York. Wine/Flowers 

included. 

Cottage sleeps 4 + 1 cot, from £285 to £445 pw 

Sandra Simpson – The Old Post Office, Thorpe 

Bassett, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 8LU 

T: 01944 758047 F: 01944 758047 

E: sandra@ssimpsoncottages.co.uk 

W: www.ssimpsoncottages.co.uk 

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HELMSLEY - SUNSET COTTAGES 

Granary conversion on quiet working farm. Set 

amidst the Howardian Hills with splendid views. 

Access to stunning garden. Central for Moors, 

Dales, Coast and York. 

4 cottages and 2 flats. 1 sleeps 2, 1 sleeps 3, 

3 sleep 4, 1 sleeps 6 from £300 to £550 pupw 

Richard & Heather Kelsey & Sally Banks – 

Grimston Manor Farm, Gilling East, York, North 

Yorkshire, YO62 4HR 

T: 01347 888654 E: info@sunsetcottages.co.uk 

W: www.sunsetcottages.co.uk 

MALTON - ANSON HOUSE HOLIDAYS 

Luxury 2 en suite bedroom cottage. Log fires, 

peaceful location overlooking mares & foals on 

stud farm. Shops, trains, buses, 1 mile. Ideal 

York, Moors, Coast. Sky TV. Golf. 


Mrs Susan Camacho – Star Cottage, Welham Road, 

Norton, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 9DS 

T: 01653 694901 M: 07779 318136 

E: info@ansonhouseholidays.co.uk 

W: www.ansonhouseholidays.co.uk 

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HUTTON-LE-HOLE - HALFWAY HOUSE COTTAGES 

Delightful character stone cottages, set in 

beautiful countryside. Good standard throughout, 

secure private parking and gardens. Walkers, 

cyclists, motorcyclists and families all welcome. 

Short breaks. 

2 cottages sleeps 2 to 4 from £300 to £540 pupw 

Gillian Kay – Halfway House Cottage, 

Hutton-le-Hole, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 6UQ 

T: 01751 431596 E: gillian401@aol.com 

W: www.halfwayhousecottages.co.uk 

MALTON - WALNUT GARTH 

Two-bedroom cottage furnished to high 

standard. All modern conveniences. In grounds 

of owners property. Close to York, Coast and 

Moors. Excellent “Home from Home”. 

Cottage sleeps 4 adults and 1 infant from £227 

to £447 pw 

Cas Radford – Havendale, High Street, Swinton, 

Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 6SL 

T: 01653 691293 M: 07766 208348 

E: cas@walnutgarth.co.uk 

W: www.walnutgarth.co.uk 

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KIRKBYMOORSIDE - HOWE END COTTAGE 

Superb cottage, three beds, one bathroom, one 

shower room, comfortably sleeps six. Decorated 

and furnished to a very high standard, with pretty 

enclosed garden. Perfect holiday base with free 

Wi-Fi and members of TNY. 


Tina O’Donovan – 5, Howe End, Kirkbymoorside, 

North Yorkshire, YO62 6BE 

T: 01695 573546 M: 07779 272 983 

E: njodonovan@yahoo.co.uk 

W: www.cottageinyork.co.uk 

MASHAM - POPPY COTTAGE 

Delightful cottage within dales village, set in 

own small garden with parking. All on one level. 

Immaculate, cosy, excellent facilities. Ideal for 

exploring the dales. 


Celia Wright – Hollybreen, Ellingstring, Masham, 

Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 4PW 

T: 01677 460 216 F: 01677 460 216 

E: dalesaccommodation@gmail.com 

W: www.dalesaccommodation.org.uk 

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LEVISHAM - LILAC FARM 

Stone built cottages situated adjacent to family 

sheep farm in peaceful, attractive National Park 

village. They are well equipped and have 

a large enclosed garden. 

4 cottages. 2 sleeps 2, 1 sleeps 5, 1 sleeps 7 from 

£195 to £695 pupw 

Heather Eddon – Lilac Farm, Levisham, Pickering, 

YO18 7NL 

T: 01751 460281 E: heather@lilac-farm.co.uk 

W: www.lilac-farm.co.uk 

NUNNINGTON - RICCAL HOUSE 

Modern Static Caravan Holiday Home sited in 

walled garden on working family farm. Quiet 

peaceful location with good access to Moors, 

Coast and Ryedale attractions. No Pets allowed. 

1 static caravan sleeps 4 from £250 pw 

Amanda Bulmer – Riccal House, Muscoates, 

Nunnington, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 5XG 

T: 01439 748210 E: graham.bulmer@yahoo.co.uk 

W: www.northyorkshirecaravanholidays.co.uk 

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Low Costa Mill 

“You won’t regret it!!” 

Reviewed 2 weeks ago 

“Fantastic and perfect place to stay” 

Reviewed 21 August 2015 

“Everything we needed and more” 

Reviewed 2 July 2015 

“A fantastic short break at Harvester!” 

Reviewed 5 May 2015 

Set in a stunning rural location Low Costa Mill is a collection of 

seven self catering holiday cottages, which have been adapted 

from former farm and mill buildings. 

Seven cottages sleeping 2-8 people (plus cots), pets permitted in 

some cottages. 

The year round heated indoor pool, large play area and 10 acres of 

parkland provide plenty of entertainment without leaving the site. 

Contact Dave & Tracy Goodfellow 

01751 472050 

www.lowcostamill.co.uk 

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Delightful location in a village next to North York Moors 

National Park. A selection of eight Award winning cottages. 

Indoor swimming pool & sauna. Gardens & terrace, paddock, 

childrens play area, backing onto a field with llamas, ducks & 

chickens. Central for exploring Moors, Coast & York. 

Four times Winner of Yorkshire Tourist Board’s 

Holiday Cottage of the Year Award 

Visit our website: www.beechfarm.com 

Tel: 01751 476612 for brochure | Email: holiday@beechfarm.com 

Beech Farm Cottages, Village Green, Wrelton, Pickering, YO18 8PG 

Keld Head Farm Cottages 

Pickering 

Our cottages set around a secluded courtyard provide a perfect base for those 

seeking an open countryside setting whilst within a short walk of the picturesque 

ancient market town, famous for its medieval castle and the North York Moors 

Steam railway. 

The cottages are spacious, superbly equipped, furnished with the emphasis on 

comfort and relaxation. They have traditional pan tile roofs, stone fireplaces, 

beamed ceilings and large gardens with an extensive play area and private parking. 

The North York Moors are on the doorstep with their spectacular rolling hills, 

heather clad moorland, woodland and forest, also some of the finest stately homes, 

castles and museums. A short drive away is Yorkshires scenic heritage coast of 

Filey, Scarborough, Whitby, and the Historic City of York. 

Penny and Julian Fearn 

Keld Head Farm Cottages, Keld Head, Pickering YO18 8LL 

T: 01751 473974 

E: julian@keldheadcottages.com | W: www.keldheadcottages.com 

www.facebook.com/keldheadcottages | www.twitter.com/keldheadcottage 

9 Cottages sleep 2 to 8 + cot from £270 to £1260 pw 

PICKERING - DAIRY HOUSE 

Peaceful, comfortable, pet friendly stone 

cottage in nearby Newton- upon- Rawcliffe a 

quiet National Park village. Local pub, ideal for 

Moor, Coast, Steam railway and Castles. 


Mary Pennock – 4, Manor Farm Courtyard, 

Newton upon Rawcliffe, YO18 8QA 

T: 01284 763568 

E: dairyhousenorthyorks@g.mail.com 

W: www.dairyhousenorthyorks.co.uk 

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PICKERING - KARENS COTTAGES 

New Meadows all on one level. Greenfields 

detached two bedroomed. Both located in quiet 

part of Pickering 10 minutes walk from centre, 

with off street parking. Wi-fi available. 

2 cottages. 1 sleeps 2-4, 1 sleeps 4-6 from £260 to 

£450 pupw 

Karen Hill – 66 Ruffa Lane, Pickering, North 

Yorkshire, YO18 7HT 

T: 01751 473258 E: hill66@talktalk.net 

W: www.karenscottages.co.uk 

PICKERING - TOWN END FARM COTTAGE 

Comfortable, pleasantly situated spacious well 

equipped 18th century cottage. Large cottage 

garden, safe off road private parking. 10 

minutes walk into town centre. Ideal location. 


Christine Fenwick – Town End Farm, Eastfield Road, 

Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7HU 

T: 01751 472713 

E: christine@townendfarmholidays.co.uk 

W: www.townendfarmholidays.co.uk 

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PICKERING - LOW FARM COTTAGES 

Three cottages with stables set within the heart 

of the North York Moors National Park. Perfect 

for walkers, cyclists, horse riders and many more! 

3 cottages sleeps 12 from £326 to £436 pupw 

Nicola Jones – Low Farm Cottages, Hartoft, 

Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 8RP 

T 01751 430858 M: 07766164548 

E: homesteadholidaycottages@fsmail.net 

W: lowfarm.homesteadholidaycottages.co.uk 

ROSEDALE - MEDDS FARM HOLIDAY COTTAGE 

Contemporary holiday home with spectacular 

views of Rosedale from every room. Sunny 

terrace and garden, log burner, BBQ & free Wi-fi. 

Farm House sleeps 2 to 8 plus cot from £650 to 

£1400 pw 

Medds Farm House, Thorgill, Rosedale, Pickering, 

YO18 8SQ 

T: 07887790874 E: meddsfarmhouse@hotmail.com 

W: www.meddsfarmhouse.com 

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ROSEDALE ABBEY - CRAVEN GARTH COTTAGES 

Nestling in the centre of the NYMNP these 

traditional Holiday Cottages offer you the perfect 

place for sightseeing, walking, shopping, eating 

and relaxing. Free Wi-Fi 

Ena Dent – Craven Garth Cottages, Craven 

Garth Farm, Rosedale East, Nr Pickering, North 

Yorkshire, YO18 8RH 

T: 01751 417506 E: ena@cravengarth.com 

W: www.cravengarth.com 

SLINGSBY - HOME FARM HOLIDAY COTTAGES 

Delightful ground floor barn conversions in 

village setting. Ideally situated for Castle 

Howard, North Yorks moors and York. Perfect 

for walkers and cyclists. 

2 cottages. 1 sleeps 4, 1 sleeps 6 from £335 to 

£630 pupw 

Rachel Prest – Home Farm Holiday Cottages, 

The Old Fold, Railway Street, Slingsby, York, 

YO62 4AL 

T: 01653 628277 E: rachelprest@yahoo.co.uk 

W: www.yorkshire-holiday-cottage.co.uk 

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SINNINGTON - CLIFF FARM CAMPING BARN 

Clean basic accommodation suitable for groups, 

families or individuals on economy budget, 

wishing to access the great outdoors of the North 

Yorkshire Moors and area. Breakfast available, 

but must pre-book. Wi-fi available. 

Camping barn sleeps 12 from £9 pppn 

Jean Scaling – Cliff Farm Camping Barn, Cliff Farm, 

Sinnington, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 6SS 

T: 01751 473792 E: enquiries@clifffarmholidays.com 

W: www.clifffarmholidays.com 

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STAITHES, NR WHITBY - PENNYSTEEL COTTAGE 

Old fisherman’s cottage on the edge of the 

picturesque harbour of Staithes, with breathtaking 

views from every room. Ideal for walking and 

coastal holidays. Parking permit free for public car 

park. Terrace over looking the harbour, safe for 

children and dogs. Pets come free by arrangement. 


Chris Wade – Pennysteel Cottage, 3 Boathouse Yard, 

Staithes, Nr Whitby, TS13 5BH 

T: 01377 219901/217523 or 07801 124264 

E: chris.wade@adastra-music.co.uk 

W: www.waterfrontcottages.co.uk 

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Delightful 2-bedroomed railway 

cottage set in open countryside 

with stunning views. Set in quiet 

surroundings on the Settle-Carlisle 

Railway line at Garsdale Head station 

approximately 6 miles from Hawes, 

making it an ideal location for touring 

both the Yorkshire Dales and the 

Lake District. Open Plan living area 

with wood burner. Bedding, towels, 

wood and electricity included. Full 

weeks, weekends and mid week 

breaks available. Late availability 

possible. Sorry, no pets. 

Cottage sleeps 4 from £195 to £530 

pupw. 

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Garsdale Head, 

Sedbergh, 

North Yorkshire, 

LA10 5PP 

Contact Joanne O’Leary 

0114 269 6008 

no5railwaycottages@yahoo.co.uk 

www.5railwaycottages.co.uk 

SWINTON - 4 WELLGARTH 

Cosy stone cottage, open fire and garden. Handy 

for market town of Malton and rail link, village 

pub, North York Moors, Wolds and East Coast. 


Dianne Illingworth – 4 Wellgarth, Swinton, 

Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 6SS 

T: 01653 697548 E: dianne4wellgarth@tiscali.co.uk 

W: www.ryedaleholidaycottage.co.uk 

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WHITBY (3 MILES) - LEMON COTTAGE 

Offering picturesque views this gold award 

cottage has two en-suite bedrooms, is fully 

equipped & luxuriously furnished, with a patio 

area, perfect for alfresco dining. Guests can 

book online. 

Lemon Cottage sleeps 4 from just £250 

Andy Martin – Northcliffe & Seaview Holiday 

Parks, Bottoms Lane, High Hawsker, Whitby, 

North Yorkshire, YO22 4LL 

T: 01947 880477 

E: enquiries@northcliffe-seaview.com 

W: www.northcliffe-seaview.com 

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SINNINGTON - CLIFF FARM 

Modern static caravans sited on working family 

farm on edge of North Yorks Moors. Ideally 

situated for visiting Moors, Coast and attractions 

of the area. Wi-fi available. 

2 static caravans sleeps 6 from £270 to £370 pupw 

Jean Scaling – Cliff Farm Holidays, Cliff Farm, 

Sinnington, North Yorkshire, YO62 6SS 



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Find your perfect 

holiday home 

As one of Yorkshire’s leading self-catering 

agencies, we have a superb choice of great 

properties across North Yorkshire. 

01947 600 700 

www.yorkshireholidaycottages.co.uk 

info@yorkshireholidaycottages.co.uk 

Ingrid Flute’s Yorkshire Holiday Cottages, 8 

Flowergate, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 3BA. 

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SERVICED ACCOMMODATION 

Web: www.barkerstakesfarm.com 

E-mail: steve@barkerstakesfarm.com 

Tel: 01751 476759 

Set in 16 acres Barker Stakes Farm 

is Located in a quiet haven of North 

Yorkshire on the outskirts of Pickering. 

Central for the attractions of the moors 

and coast we have accommodation to 

meet your needs. 

We have 12 bed and breakfast rooms 

sleeping 1 to 5 people converted from 

the farm buildings and 11 self catering 

holiday lodges sleeping 2 to 6. 

Barker Stakes Farm 

Lendales Lane, Pickering 

North Yorkshire 

YO18 8EE 

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SERVICED ACCOMMODATION 

DALBY FOREST - SOUTH MOOR FARM 

Idyllic rural retreat between Pickering and 

Scarborough. Easy access to Moors and Coast. 

An excellent base to explore Dalby Forest on 

foot, bike or horse. 

1 family (en suite), 1 double (en suite), 1 twin 

(ensuite), 1 single B&B from £35 pppn, DB&B from 

£50 pppn 

Christine Walker – Dalby Forest Drive, Langdale 

End, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO13 0LW 

T: 01751 460285 E: gl@southmoorfarm.co.uk 

W: www.southmoorfarm.co.uk 

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HELMSLEY (3 MILES) - PLUMPTON COURT 

Come and wind down with a glass of wine in 

Plumpton Court’s friendly, relaxed atmosphere. 

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast with locally sourced 

ingredients and home made marmalade. ‘The 

best in Yorkshire Hospitality’. 

1 king, 3 double, 2 twin (all en suite) B&B from 

£37 to £42 pppn 

Chris Braithwaite – Plumpton Court, High Street, 

Nawton, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 7TT 

T: 01439 771223 E: mail@plumptoncourt.com 

W: www.plumptoncourt.com 

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MASHAM - HOLLYBREEN 

Dales country guest house, recently refurbished. 

Attractive en-suite bedrooms. First floor 

orangery opens onto extensive gardens with a 

panoramic view. Great walking country. Extensive 

breakfast menu. 

1 Double/family, 1 twin, B&B from £58 to £72 prpn 

Celia Wright – Hollybreen, Ellingstring, Masham, 

Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 4PW 

T: 01677 460216 F: 01677 460 216 

E: dalesaccommodation@gmail.com 

W: www.dalesaccommodation.org.uk 

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HELMSLEY (4 MILES) - ROCKERY COTTAGE 

18th Century former farmhouse with secluded 

garden. In a quiet peaceful village location. 

Ideally placed for touring Moors/Coast. Delicious 

Yorkshire breakfast and home baking. 

1 double, 1 single, 1 twin (all en suite) B&B from 

£35 to £45 pppn 

Angela Sleight – Rockery Cottage, Main Street, 

Wombleton, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 7RX 

T: 01751 432257 M: 077716 57222 

E: enquiries@rockerycottage.co.uk 

W: www.rockerycottage.co.uk 

PICKERING (2 MILES) - BANAVIE 

Warm welcome at Banavie which is situated in 

quiet part of the village. Tea tray on arrival. 

Good Yorkshire breakfast (food hygiene rating 5). 

Ideal base for touring. Free Wi-Fi. 

2 double (en suite), 1 twin (en suite) B&B from £33 

to £37 pppn 

Ella Bowes – Roxby Road, Thornton-le-Dale, 

Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7SX 

T: 01751 474616 E: info@banavie.uk.com 

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HELMSLEY - CARLTON LODGE 

Nestling on the edge of the spectacular North 

York Moors National Park in the picturesque 

12-century Market Town of Helmsley lies the 

Award Winning Carlton B&B. 

4 Doubles (3 ensuite), 1 Twin (ensuite), 1 Single 

(ensuite), 1 Flexible (ensuite) B&B from £45 

Chris Parkin – Bondgate, Helmsley, North 

Yorkshire, YO62 5EY 

T: 01439 770557 

E: cartlon.lodge.helmsley@gmail.com 

W: www.carlton-lodge.com 

ROSEDALE ABBEY - AUGUST GUEST HOUSE 

A handsome Victorian cottage with en-suite 

rooms and panoramic views. Birdwatch from 

the breakfast table. Relax in the guest lounge. 

Home from home. Private parking. 

3 double (en suite), 1 twin (en suite) B&B from 

£26 to £30 pppn 

Mary and Michael Davies – 3 Plane Trees, Rosedale 

Abbey, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 8RF 

T: 01751 417328 E: mary@augustguesthouse.co.uk 

W: www.augustguesthouse.co.uk 

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HELMSLEY - EASTERSIDE FARM 

Find time to unwind at Easterside Farm, set 

amidst splendid unspoilt countryside a short 

distance from the picturesque village of Hawnby. 

A warm welcome and delicious Yorkshire 

breakfast awaits you. 

2 family (1 en suite), 2 double (en suite), 1 twin 

(en suite) B&B from £37 pppn, DB&B £63 pppn 

Sarah Wood – Easterside Farm, Hawnby, York, 

North Yorkshire, YO62 5QT 

T: 01439 798277 

E: sarahwood@eastersidefarm.co.uk 

W: www.eastersidefarm.co.uk 

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CARAVAN & CAMPING ACCOMMODATION 

FILEY (2 MILES) - CROWS NEST CARAVAN PARK 

Family-owned, award winning park. Superbly 

located between Scarborough and Filey for couples 

and family holidays. Excellent facilities include an 

indoor-heated swimming pool, supermarket and bar. 

200 tent sites, 50 touring sites, 30 static caravans 

for hire. Tent/touring from £20 pn, statics from 

£320 pw 

Nick Palmer – Crows Nest Caravan Park, 

Gristhorpe, Filey, North Yorkshire, YO14 9PS 

T: 01723 582206 

E: enquiries@crowsnestcaravanpark.com 

W: www.crowsnestcaravanpark.com 

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HELMSLEY - GOLDEN SQUARE CARAVAN AND CAMPING PARK 

Award winning, secluded family park, magnificent 

views. Heated bathroom shower and toilet facilities. 

Shop. Indoor/outdoor play areas. Super/seasonal 

pitches. Storage compound. Holiday homes for sale. 

50 tent sites, 100 touring sites from £18.50 pn 

Barbara Armstrong – Golden Square, Oswaldkirk, 

Nr Helmsley, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 5YQ 

T: 01439 788269 F: 01439 788236 

E: reception@goldensquarecaravanpark.com 

W: www.goldensquarecaravanpark.com 

SINNINGTON - CLIFF FARM HOLIDAYS 

Touring Caravan Site on working family farm. 

Superb Luxury Facilities. Very central for 

Coast, Moors and attractions. A warm Yorkshire 

welcome always assured. Wi-fi available. 

30 touring caravan sites, 2 static caravans for 

hire. Touring from £16 pn, Statics from £270 pw 

Jean Scaling – Cliff Farm, Sinnington, York, North 

Yorkshire, YO62 6SS 



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Winner for 

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HELMSLEY - WOMBLETON CARAVAN PARK 

Halfway between Helmsley and Kirkbymoorside, 

a flat level site with electric hook-up, WiFi, 

modern shower block/disabled/laundry 

facilities. Small shop/reception information 

centre, Seasonal pitches available. 

40 touring caravan sites. Pitches from £20-26 pn 

David Willoughby – Wombleton Caravan Park, 

The Airfield, Wombleton, York, YO62 7RY 

T: 01751 431684 E: info@wombletoncaravanpark.co.uk 

W: www.wombletoncaravanpark.co.uk 

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HUTTON-LE-HOLE - HUTTON-LE-HOLE CARAVAN PARK 

The Park offers quality facilities, a friendly 

service and it is a ideal base for walking and 

touring the Moors and surrounding area. 

42 touring caravan sites. Pitches from £15.00 pn, 

Holiday Home from £130.00 

Annabel Strickland – Westfield Lodge, 

Hutton-le-Hole, York, North Yorkshire YO62 6UG 

T: 01751 417261 

E: huttonleholecaravanpark@hotmail.com 

W: www.huttonleholecaravanpark.co.uk 

40 tent/touring sites 

from £20 pn 

18 static caravan for hire 

from £210 pw 

Robin Hood Caravan & 

Camping Park is situated in the heart 

of picturesque Ryedale on the edge of the North 

Yorkshire village of Slingsby. This award winning park 

is a perfect base for families and couples wishing to explore the stunning 

countryside of North Yorkshire. 

Caravans are available for hire and sale. Touring caravans, motor homes and 

tents are always welcome. All weather pitches complete with electric hook-up 

and water and waste-disposal points are available. A small shop and off-licence 

serves your basic requirements. Calor Gas and Camping Gaz is stocked. 

A children’s play area keeps the youngsters amused. 

Rebecca Palmer-Bunting 

Robin Hood Caravan Park, Slingsby, York, YO62 4AP 

Tel: 01653 628391 

Email: info@robinhoodcaravanpark.co.uk 

Web: www.robinhoodcaravanpark.co.uk 

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SCARBOROUGH - JASMINE PARK 

Family owned, tranquil park in picturesque 

countryside between Scarborough and 

Pickering. Superbly maintained facilities. 

Welcome to Yorkshire Awards Finalist 2012. 

60 tent sites, 20 touring sites, 1 static caravans 

for hire. Tent/touring from £20 pn, statics from 

£300 pw 

Nick Palmer – Cross Lane, Snainton, Scarborough, 

North Yorkshire, YO13 9BE 

T: 01723 859240 E: enquiries@jasminepark.co.uk 

W: www.jasminepark.co.uk 

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WHITBY - GROUSE HILL CARAVAN AND CAMPING PARK 

Grouse Hill Caravan Park is situated between 

Scarborough & Whitby. It offers first class 

facilities, over looking the North Yorkshire 

Moors. Quiet Family run Park. 

30 touring caravan sites, 2 static caravans for 

hire. Touring from £16 pn, Statics from £270 pw 

Andrew Butterfield – Flask Bungalow Farm, 

Fylingdales, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO22 4QH 

T: 01947 880543/01947 881120 

E: andrew@grousehill.co.uk W: www.grousehill.co.uk 

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Northcliffe & Seaview Holiday Parks 

Whitby (3 miles) 

Contact: Andy Martin 

Bottoms Lane, High Hawsker, 

Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO22 LL 

Tel: 01947 880477 

Email: enquiries@northcliffe-seaview.com 

Website: www.northcliffe-seaview.com 

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YORK - YORK MEADOWS CARAVAN PARK 

Nestled in the stunning splendour of the 

Howardian Hills and Vale of York. Luxury heated 

amenities. Outdoor play area. Super/seasonal 

pitches. Holiday homes for Sale. 

Tent sites, touring sites and motorhome sites 

available. Tent/touring from £17.50 pn. Statics 

for sale. 

Barbara Armstrong – York Meadows, York Road, 

Sheriff Hutton, York, North Yorkshire, YO60 6QP 

T: 01347 878508 

E: reception@yorkmeadowscaravanpark.com 

W: www.yorkmeadowscaravanpark.com 

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Our Award Winning family owned holiday parks are situated on the beautiful 

Heritage Coast between Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay. Both parks have fabulous 

countryside/coastal views with access to superb walks and cycle tracks. 

We sell luxurious holiday caravans, offer a range of luxurious holiday 

accommodation & have an exclusive seasonal only touring park. 

Facilities include: Playparks, outdoor gym, football pitches, FREE Wi-Fi & lots more. 

Visit our website to check availability & book online. 

62 Touring Pitches, 253 Private Holiday Caravans, 8 Holiday Caravans, 1 Holiday Cottage 

From £1,500 for a Seasonal Pitch, Holiday Accommodation available from just £145 

Further Accommodation 

If you can’t quite find the right place to stay, 

we have more accommodation options on our 

website. 

www.visityorkshire.com 

From there you can start your search for your 

preferred accommodation type in our beautiful 

county. The site displays our complete list of 

accommodation providers. 

However, if you wish to “drill down” a little, you 

can follow the links to see either “Self Catering”, 

“Caravans” or “B&B’s, Guest Houses & Hotels”. 

Select the accommodation provider you wish to 

see and click on “More Information”. 

Visitors are strongly advised to confirm prices 

when booking. 

Castle Howard Lakeside Holiday Park 

This idyllic site overlooks the Great Lake at Castle Howard. Located within 

the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is the perfect 

base for exploring North Yorkshire’s breathtaking countryside and coast 

and the City of York. Caravans, motor homes and tents welcome. 

60 pitches. See website for tariff. 

Tel: 01653 648316 

Email: lakeside@castlehoward.co.uk | Web: www.castlehoward.co.uk 

Address: Castle Howard, York, North Yorkshire, YO60 7DD 

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FLOWER OF MAY 

family holiday parks 

touring and camping fun for all the family 

whatever you choose, from the beautiful coast to the heart of the 

countryside, discover the beauty surrounding Yorkshire’s finest holiday parks. 

Holiday with us in Scarborough, P ickering, York or Ripon! 

Book your break today 

visit www.flowerofmay.com or call 01723 584311

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