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Choose from 41 holiday cottages in the North York Moors
The North York Moors National Park
A stunning ancient area, boasting one of the largest heather moorlands in the UK, this beautiful National Park is a perfect spot for rest and relaxation. As well as the vast and scenic moors, there is a spectacular coastline, plenty of wildlife-filled woodland and a fascinating history to learn about. Add to this, the famous friendliness of the Yorkshire folk and you have a superb holiday destination. Read More
A spacious self catering holiday cottage located in the picturesque coastal town of Staithes. Just a short stroll to the harbour, beach and restaurants and perfect for both coastal walks and walking the North York Moors. 4 Star.
A charming holiday cottage providing the ideal place for a relaxing holiday in North Yorkshire.
A delightful detached holiday cottage in the heart of rural North Yorkshire, providing a peaceful retreat in the Vale of Pickering on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. 4 Star.
Set in a village location within North Yorkshire, this lovely Victorian 4 star self catering holiday cottage is ideal for visiting Whitby & Goathland and is just a 15 minute stroll to the beautiful beaches of Robins Hoods Bay. 4 Star.
Three cosy single storey holiday cottages located in a beautiful area within the North York Moors National Park, near to Scalby village, just five minutes from Scarborough. 3 Star.
Just outside the village of Commondale in North Yorkshire, this holiday cottage provides exceptionally comfortable character holiday accommodation and an ideal base for exploring this lovely area.
A delightful stone holiday cottage ideal for couples or small families, located a few minutes walk away from Pickering town centre - the gateway to the North York Moors.
A lovely holiday cottage, overlooking the steam railway and within walking distance of market town of Pickering, North Yorkshire.
A spacious listed 17th century self catering holiday cottage in the centre of the picturesque harbour town of Whitby and just a short stroll to the beach and a good selection of places to eat.
Sitting on the edge of the North York Moors is this delightful holiday cottage in a North Yorkshire village just four miles from Scarborough and the North Yorkshire Coast.
A delightful retreat for couples in a North Yorkshire village just four miles from Scarborough and the North Yorkshire Coast.
A four star single level holiday cottage in a peaceful farming village in an unspoilt part of the North York Moors National Park. 4 Star.
Located at a coastal holiday village in Filey on the East Yorkshrie Coast, this two bedroom holiday cottage provides the perfect place for a family holiday by the sea and a great base for exploring Whitby, Scarborough, Hull and York.
Located within a peaceful and unspoiled Moorland village this stone built holiday cottage with traditional beams and log burner is an ideal base for exploring the North York Moors, Forests and Coast.
A large comfortable holiday home ideally located on the outskirts of Scarborough and the border of the North York Moors. Just two miles from the Yorkshire Heritage Coast.
A family, child and baby-friendly character holiday cottage in a lovely location in the heart of Staithes within the North York Moors. Perfect for walkers, couples on a romantic break, or for a family seaside holiday.
4 Star.
A characterful stone holiday cottage in the North Yorkshire Moors - ideal for walkers, cyclists and tourists wanting to explore the area and available for a short break or holiday all year round.
A quaint 17th Century holiday cottage, located in the North York Moors, set in a peaceful village just a few minutes walk from the sea.
A charming 16th Century holiday cottage in the picturesque village of Hutton-le-Hole in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
Perfectly situated just one mile from the seaside villages of Staithes and Runswick Bay, this holiday Cottage is ideal for couples who want to explore the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors and coastline.
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the North York Moors Continued
One of the most striking features of the North York Moors is the dramatically contrasting landscape, from coastline and cliffs to sweeping valleys and lush forests. As a result, the area is a haven for wildlife with plenty of good spotting opportunities.
There are a number of ways in which to explore the lush valleys, pretty villages, wild moorland and rugged coastline. Choose to ride or cycle through the peaceful dales and quiet lanes, or enjoy miles of wonderful walking from a gentle stroll to the Cleveland Way long distance path. For those who prefer the water, there is plenty of kayaking and canoeing to be done. Another popular way to experience the area that must be on the ‘to-do’ list is by steam engine. The wonderfully preserved North Yorkshire Moors Railway is a fascinating step back in time and provides the perfect way to hop between the idyllic villages whilst taking in the stunning scenery enroute.
When you’re ready to rest after a day of exploration and sightseeing, you can choose from one of the many quaint country pubs or breweries, like the Black Sheep Brewery in Masham. Here you can take a guided tour and learn about the traditional brewing process.
A wonderfully tranquil destination to get away from the rat race, the North York Moors is a superb example of England at its best - both now and how it used to be.