The beautiful rolling countryside and seclusion of the North York Moors makes this an ideal location for a relaxing break. Whether it is to sit and soak up the magnificent scenery, picnic on the Moors or for walkers of all abilities, the North York Moors National Park has everything
For those wanting to spend time at the shops or in a town environment, Middlesbrough and Stockton have lots of facilities for all - shops, out of town shopping areas, multiplex cinema's, sports facilities including the magnificent Tees Barrage and the associated clean water upstream giving an area for all sorts of watersports.
With numerous award-winning attractions York will surprise, inspire and stimulate you. With a stunning cathedral, the nation (and world's best) railway museum, and the finest UK Viking attraction, York boasts several major attractions. However, smaller gems like medieval guildhalls, Georgian town houses, National Trust and English Heritage properties are thick under foot. Enjoy discovering the City's many attractions.
The Yorkshire coastline covers some of the counties most beautiful countryside, from dramatic sea views to quiet country villages, forests and moors. If you want a holiday full of variety, whether touring the busy harbours and attractions, or sitting back and relaxing, the Yorkshire Coast has it all.
The North Yorkshire Moors
Railway provides some 18 Miles of preserved steam railway running through
the spectacular scenery of the North Yorkshire Moors.
The line is owned by the North York Moors Historical Railway Trust who have
run the line as a living museum since 1974.
Goathland Station will be familiar to those who have never visited before as it was used in the Harry Potter films and the stations along the line are regularly used in the famous ITV series 'Heartbeat'
Lightwater Valley and Flamingoland
For those with children - or those without!!! - about 1 hours drive from our guest house are these two theme parks