Bed and Breakfast North York Moors

Attractions

"Because of our unique location there really is something for everyone if you stay at Woundales Farm!"

Historic Homes

Mount Grace Priory

England's most important Carthusian ruin. The individual cells reflect the hermit-like isolation of the monks.

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Benningborough Hall and Gardens

family friendly house and garden

Nunnington Hall

The sheltered walled garden, with spring-flowering organic meadows, orchards and flamboyant peacocks, complements this beautiful Yorkshire house, nestling on the quiet banks of the River Rye.

Castle Howard and Gardens

A visit to North Yorkshire would be incomplete without a trip to the stately and majestic Castle Howard which was the setting for the film "Brideshead Revisited". Castle Howard also has beautiful grounds and an award winning farm shop.

The City of York

York with it's Roman city walls, Minster, National Railway Museum, Jorvik Viking centre, and many exclusive and unique shops & boutiques is an excellent place to spend the day.

The Coast

Scarborough, Whitby, Filey and Bridlington can be reached by car in just over an hour and for those who enjoy rock pooling and fossil hunting Robin Hoods Bay and Runswick Bay provide the perfect environment.

Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden

A World Heritage Site, set in 323 hectares (800 acres) of beautiful countryside, offering an unparalleled opportunity to appreciate the range of England's heritage.

Visitor Attractions

North York Moors Steam Railway

North York Moors Steam Railway in Pickering

World of James Herriot

The World of James Herriot, located in the picturesque market town of Thirsk North Yorkshire, is one of the country's best loved family attractions. The museum encompasses the very essence of the world renowned vet James Herriot. It offers visitors an unforgettable experience of the life and times of a man who became an international celebrity after the publication of his books. So come and discover the charm of the World of James Herriot, and be inspired.

Outdoor adventure

White Water Rafting

Cycling

Route 71 part of The St Bees to Three National Parks coast to coast route is only 1 mile away and Route 65 is close by

Walking

For walkers you have a choice of two National Trails, The Cleveland Way and The Wolds Way and a wide selection of local footpaths and longer routes including The Howardian Way, The Foss Way, The Ebor Way, The Centenary Way and The Minster Way. The Lyke Wake Walk and Wainwright's Coast to Coast across the North York Moors are also within easy access.

Surfing

Saltburn Surf Centre

Dalby Forest

Dalby Forest is situated on the southern slopes of the North York Moors National Park. The southern part of the forest is divided by a number of valleys creating a 'Rigg and Dale' landscape whilst to the north the forest sits on the upland plateau.

Gliding

Gliding in Yorkshire is something special. Whether you're a trainee pilot, a gliding pundit, or a member of the public wanting to try something new, the Yorkshire Gliding Club is a great place to be. They are open 364 days a year, offer full-time professional instruction and maintain a fleet of modern gliders.