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Helmsley
This tranquil and historic five acre garden is beautifully laid out in small intimate garden spaces to explore. Enjoy the cool of the foliage border, the vivid colours of the Hot Border or discover the medicinal herbs grown by medieval monks.
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Pickering
Newbridge Park have developed bike trails, improved footpaths and created a family picnic area in a disused quarry and adjoining neglected woodland behind Pickering Castle. Locals and visitors can enjoy family walks in a nice woodland area.
Danby, Whitby
For inside info on the National Park and a fun free day out. There’s an outdoor adventure play area and indoor climbing wall for kids. Interactive exhibits, a café, gift shop and contemporary gallery, Inspired by… with changing exhibitions.
Rievaulx
One of Yorkshire's finest 18th-century landscape gardens, containing two temples.
Pickering
Surrounded by bright purple heather, with a variety of colourful sphagnum mosses underfoot, Fen Bog is a delightful moorland nature reserve.
The North York Moors National Park is one of the most stunning landscapes in the country. The great variety of landscapes in the North York Moors is what truly makes it unique and gives it a great character.
Robin Hoods Bay, Whitby
The Old Coastguard Station is a National Trust and North York Moors National Park partnership project based in Robin Hood's Bay.
Nr Thirsk
For a great day out head to Sutton Bank National Park Centre, less than 30mls north of York. Soak up England’s finest view on easy walking trails or head out on two wheels along the new spectacular Sutton Bank cliff edge family cycle route.
Whitby
Little Beck Wood is a glorious mix of oak, ash, alder and cherry under the canopies of which lives a wealth of plants, mammals and insects.
North Yorkshire
Visit our special place with unique views of the coast, wildlife -rich landscape, striking cliffs and industrial heritage sites, the town that never was and Peak Alum works.
Pickering
A 9 mile scenic drive with car parks, BBQ & picnic areas, play areas, ability graded cycle trails, waymarked walks, orienteering course, bike hire, Go Ape, Dalby Activity Centre, Visitor centre with toilets, Forest Cafe and exhibition area.
Top Bridge Farm, Thornton Dale
Hop aboard the ‘Flying Yorkshireman’ loco for a trip around the fruit fields and in season you can even stop off to pick your own soft fruit.
York
Set in acres of beautiful scenery, Ampleforth Abbey is home to the largest Benedictine community of monks in the UK. We extend a warm welcome to guests; please visit our Tea Room, Sports Centre, Bookshop, Golf Course and stunning grounds.
Pickering
A warm sunny day brings this limestone grassland to life, with colourful butterflies such as small copper and day-flying moths including six-spot burnet fluttering between vibrantly coloured meadow flowers.
Helmsley
The National Centre for Birds of Prey houses the largest collection of raptors in the north of England.
Saltburn-by-the-Sea
Staithes is where the North York Moors meets the coastline a perfectly secluded small sandy beach.
Whitby
A large, picturesque bay with some sandy areas and extensive rock reefs exposed at low tide. Robin hoods bay has a dock for small boats and some good local pubs and restaurants surrounding the bay.
Saltburn-by-the-Sea
Recently named ‘Best Beach of the Year’ 2020 by The Times, Runswick Bay was described as bring close to perfection!
Whitby
Sandsend beach provides an ideal playground for the family with the beck providing safe paddling and boating for children of all ages.
Pickering
Nature reserve with interesting flora and fauna. The Bridestones - curious rocks left by erosion.