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The Moors National Park Centre
The Moors National Park Centre is our flagship visitor centre, set in an idyllic spot on the banks of the River Esk, near Danby. From the doorstep, you can see pretty much everything that makes the North York Moors National Park so special: moorland, woodland, farmland, miles of hedges and drystone walls, historic buildings – all basking in...
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Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trail
The Yorkshire Wolds present amazing chalk landscapes with dry valleys and stunning wildlife alongside vibrant market towns and ancient villages. Whether you're seeking peace and quiet or family days out there's something here for you on the 80 mile Way. Admission: Free to visit. Opening Times: Public...
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Ryedale Folk Museum
Welcome to the Ryedale Folk Museum’s website. Hopefully you’ll find everything you need to plan a visit, or to reflect upon your time with us. We have special events planned throughout the year, but wonderful things crop up all the time, so take a look at our news page as well to find out what’s going on! If you have any...
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Wheeldale Roman Road
Wheeldale is an enigmatic mile-long stretch of ancient road amid wild and beautiful moorland. The road is probably Roman but possibly later or earlier, and still has its hard core and drainage ditches. Read more about the history of Wheeldale Roman Road. Before You Go Parking: It is possible to park on the roadside, but please take care. ...
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GO APE Dalby Forest - North Yorkshire
If you like the idea of an amazing high wire forest tree top course then Go Ape could be just your thing. We have Tarzan swings, rope bridges, ladders, tunnels and zip lines suspended up to 40 feet high in the tree tops. Go Ape is an award-winning confidence course with branches throughout the UK. The Go Ape course will appeal to a wide...
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway offers a superb day or an afternoon trip. Get away from the hustle and bustle as you climb on-board a steam or heritage diesel train for a delightful scenic journey through Heartbeat Country. Relax in cosy compartments and wood panelled carriages on the world’s most popular heritage railway as you enjoy the...
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PICKERING CASTLE
Set in the attractive Moors-edge market town of Pickering; discover how this splendid 13th century castle was used throughout the centuries. This tourist attraction in the heart of the North York Moors National Park has been a royal hunting lodge, holiday home and a stud farm by a succession of medieval kings.
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Guisborough Forest and Walkways
With an orienteering course, trimtrail, sculpture trail and play areas, Guisborough is a great place for a family day out. If you climb the heights of Highcliff Nab or Hanging Stone on a fine day you will be rewarded by fantastic views over Teeside and the coast. Admission:2015 Prices: No fees: hooray! Opening Times: 2015 Opening Details:...
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North York Moors National Park
The North York Moors National Park is one of the most stunning landscapes in the country, it will simply make you stand and stare. It really is a very special place. The great variety of landscapes in the North York Moors is what truly makes it unique and gives it a character which so many people can enjoy. This is a land where dreams...
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Cleveland Way National Trail
If you can't decide whether you prefer dramatic coastline or heather moorland then the 110 mile long Cleveland Way is your perfect trail. With fabulous views, castles, ancient stone crosses and fishing villages tucked into tiny coves it has the lot. The Cleveland Way National Trail is a 109 mile (175 km) walking route through beautiful and...
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Nunnington Hall
We are a charity and rely for income on membership fees, donations and legacies, and revenue raised from our commercial operations. We have over 3.7 million members and 61,000 volunteers. More than 17 million people visit our pay for entry properties, while an estimated 50 million visit our open air properties. We protect and open to the...
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HELMSLEY CASTLE
Unlock 900 years of life at Helmsley Castle, a must-see for any visitor to the picturesque market town of Helmsley in the North York Moors National Park.
Discover how the castle evolved over the centuries, from a mighty medieval fortress to a luxurious Tudor mansion, to a Civil War stronghold and a romantic Victorian ruin.
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RIEVAULX ABBEY
Escape to this tranquil valley of the North York Moors and discover the impressive ruins of one of England's most powerful Cistercian monasteries. Our new visitor experience shines a light on Rievaulx Abbey's fascinating past and the lives of the monks who called Rievaulx Abbey their home. Explore our elegant museum displaying previously...
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Gisborough Priory
The ruins of this priory in the Tees valley are dominated by the dramatic skeleton of the 14th century church's east end, an outstanding example of early Gothic architecture. One of the first Augustinian priories to be built in England, Gisborough was founded by the Bruce family, ancestors of Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland. The canons...
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Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum
The Museum today offers visitors an opportunity to experience the underground world of a real ironstone mine and to explore the skills, customs and life of the Cleveland miner. It was these miners that helped make Cleveland the most important Ironstone mining district in Victorian and Edwardian Britain
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Saltburn Cliff Lift
Saltburn by the Sea as a dignified Victorian resort grew up around the former smuggling village of Old Saltburn, when the industrialists of Middlesbrough needed somewhere to escape the dirt & grime and the railways could transport them easily to the coast. By 1870 Saltburn was a fashionable resort rivalling other well known Victorian watering...
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Runswick Bay
A Sheltered Haven Sheltered from the north winds by Lingrow Knowle, the quaint village of Runswick Bay with its white painted cottages and neat gardens looks out on one of the loveliest bays in the north of England. This picturesque bay, fringed with golden sand, provided safe anchorage for fishing boats for more than 600 years and when the...
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Stokesley Golf Range
Whether you have ever held a golf club or not it doesn't matter, Crazy Golf can be played by all ages and abilities and you may surprise yourself! The course has 12 tricky holes for you to meander amongst and at the end why not come and enjoy some food and drink in our coffee shop. It is a great outdoor activity for all of the family and great...
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Doodlepots Ceramic Cafe
Whatever your age you'll find there's something for everyone from novelty items to useful mugs, plates, bowls, vases etc... Come and relax in our pleasant surroundings and have fun painting your own pot. No experience necessary - our friendly staff are here to help and assist you. Hot and cold drinks and a selection of cakes are available.
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Whitby Whale Watching Centre
From the mid-18th Century, ships headed to Greenland in search of the elusive creatures with dozens of boats returning to bring back the carcasses to be rendered by the harbourside. Thankfully, those days of barbarity are long since gone. These days it is all about the conservation and protection of whales, as well as dolphins and porpoises. This...
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Bark Endeavour
Our authentic replica of HMS Endeavour - which was sailed by Captain James Cook during his scientific expedition of 1768 - has been traditionally built by Whitby craftsmen and stands in the water some 40% of the ships original size. Join us for one of our regular sailings throughout the year and we will take you on a voyage around Whitby...
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Whitby Museum
The Museum, our library and archives are run by our parent organisation. This is The Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society. The Society was founded in 1823 by a group of leading Whitby citizens led by the Rev. George Young, the author of the classic nineteenth century "History of Whitby" (1819) and minister at the Presbyterian...
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Mini Monsterz & Laser Tag - Whitby
This fantastic new play facility is suitable for children aged from 0 to 16. Amongst the many superb facilities within the four level play area are a wide variety of exhilarating slides, including a terrifying death slide for those brave enough to take the plunge. There are cargo nets, and miniature zip-lines as well as bash bags and interactive...
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Whitby West Cliff Beach
Whitby West Cliff top is dominated by Whitby hotels , guest houses, holiday accommodation and tourist attractions. George Hudson ‘The Railway King’, who was instrumental in bringing the rail link to Whitby , had the Khyber Pass (named after a strategic pass in the Afghan wars) built into the cliff to provide access to his West...
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Pannett Park
As part of the regeneration of Pannett Park the Friends have developed a website containing all the information you need to know about Pannett Park. Please take a few minutes to look around the site - we're regularly adding new photos and information. If you have any comments or questions about the site please feel free to contact us. ...
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The Whitby Vampire Curse Treasure Trail
Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or a fun day out with the kids in Whitby? Then why not try the Whitby Treasure Trail. The Whitby Treasure Trail is a fun and imaginative self-guided Treasure Hunt themed walk which will have you exploring the hidden treasures of Whitby . As you follow the route, can you solve the clues...
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Captain Cook Memorial Museum
Welcome to this White Rose Award Winning Museum: In the past three years we have been visited by people from over 50 different countries. We hope you will join them. Opening Times 2011 February Half term weekends: 19th - 20th, 26th - 27th and 28th 1100 – 1500 March DAILY 1100 – 1500 1st April – 31...
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Robin Hood's Bay
Millions of years ago, the land upon which Robin Hood’s Bay is situated was once a deep sea. The sea animals of the time, buried in the mud, became fossilised, providing one of the best sources in Britain for the fossil hunter. Some of these fossils can be seen on display in the museum and can still be picked up on the beach if you look...
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Whitby Abbey
Perched high on a cliff, it's easy to see why the haunting remains of Whitby Abbey were inspiration for Bram Stoker's gothic tale of 'Dracula'. Sink your teeth into years of history, amazing views and a packed events programme, just a short climb away from the picturesque Yorkshire seaside town of Whitby. Nothing remains visible of the Anglian...
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Saltburn Miniature Railway
Saltburn Miniature Railway takes a pride in ensuring that passengers have a safe and enjoyable journey with us. This information page is designed to assist visitors in finding out more about the Railway, before they decide to make the journey, so that they are ensured the best possible service available to them. This information is based on common...
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Newham Grange Country Farm
Newham Grange Country Farm is a unique and extremely popular attraction for the whole family as well as school groups. There are many things at the farm to see and do, from the wide range of animal breeds of cattle, pigs and sheep along with the usual farm animals including rabbits, goats, ponies, donkeys, poultry and waterfowl to the play and...
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Stewart Park
Stewart Park covers about 120 acres and consists both of mature woodland and arboretum on the southern side, with open parkland on the northern side. Two sets of lakes provide habitat for our water fowl. A big favourite with all the family is our extensive pets corner with many types of domesticated animals, fallow deer, highland cattle, llamas...
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MOUNT GRACE PRIORY
Set amid woodland in North Yorkshire, this unusual monastery is the best preserved Carthusian priory in Britain. Mount Grace Priory is the perfect tourist attraction for a relaxing and peaceful day out. Discover how the monks lived 600 years in the reconstructed monk’s cell and herb plot. The crumbling masonry and open...
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Fuzzy Ed's Fun House @ The Coulby Farm - Coulby Newham
Fuzzy Ed’s Fun House is a soft play area for ages 0-12 years! Children must be under 4ft 9 and supervised at all times! We have a baby area which caters for children 0-4 years and the older section for children aged 5-12 years old! The Fun House is attached to a fantastic family dining pub. Children can enjoy the large Fun...
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Fuzzy Eds at Coulby Farm
A converted farm and farmhouse, The Coulby Farm is very family friendly venue with full children's facilities. We have a neutral brown & cream decor for a more relaxed environment. There are leather sofas and comfortable seating, so you can chill out with a drink alone or with friends, or even just a cup of our fresh coffee. We serve good...
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WACKY WAREHOUSE Redcar
We are very proud of our marvelous children's facility, the Wacky Warehouse. This will delight anyone under 4ft 9ins tall, being a safe but exciting adventure play building, for a very affordable cost. We reserve the Wacky Warehouse for parents and toddlers on various days every week and the special needs are welcomed once a...
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Wacky Warehouse - Wheatlands Farm
The Wheatlands Farm has long been a family staple for Redcar and the surrounding areas, providing a friendly and laid back atmosphere where guests can sit back, relax and enjoy a great meal at a fair price. Situated just off the main road, Wheatlands Farm is easily accessible with a generously sized car park, outdoor play area and seating...
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Zetland Lifeboat Museum
The museum houses the worlds oldest lifeboat The Zetland. Built in 1802 The Zetland has saved over 500 lives. Other displays include replica fishermens cottage, gallery and local maritime history. Over 200 years ago, 7th October 1802 marked a very important event in the history of maritime rescue. On that date, the Zetland lifeboat...
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Redcar Beacon
Each town has its own story to tell and together make Redcar and Cleveland an area full of contrast with amazing views, countryside and plenty of activities. Redcar is a traditional seaside resort that caters for all ages and interests. It has flat sandy beaches, shopping facilities, restaurants, entertainment venues and a wealth of historical...
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Teesside Karting Centre
Come and race your friends and colleagues at the longest and most exciting kart circuit in the WORLD Enjoy the thrill of motor racing in a safe yet exciting environment, with karts to suit novices as well as the professional driver. The circuit has been designed to meet the latest safety requirements, but retains the excitement and challenges...
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Kirkleatham Museum
Local & social history museum for the Borough of Redcar & Cleveland. Collections and displays representing local domestic & working life, including fishing, sea rescue, ironstone mining, iron and steel making, transport and much more. Also photographs, paintings, drawings, costume, personal possessions, etc.
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Mungle Jungle Indoor Soft Play Centre
Mungle Jungle ... is an educational funworld for 12 years olds & under. This fully heated and enclosed facility provides a large variety of children's activities which include a bouncy castle, ball pools, slides, cargo nets and much more. There is a cafe area where you can sit and enjoy a light snack whilst watching your children have fun.
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R Kade Indoor Skatepark
R-Kade has been established since July 1999 and has recently undergone a huge refurbishment. The park has now been built to a pro standard by Cambridgeshire based Four One Four Skateparks Ltd who carried out the design and build of the park. The build took three months to complete and the park is now fully open. The park features a large bowl,...
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BYLAND ABBEY
Byland Abbey is the perfect place to stop on a family day out, or if you’re walking or cycling in the North York Moors National Park.
Once one of the greatest monasteries in England, Byland Abbey inspired the design of church buildings throughout the North.
A truly outstanding example of early gothic architecture, it inspired the design of...
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Betton Farm Visitor Centre
We would like to welcome you to the Betton Farm Visitor Centre website. Whilst you're here we'd like to tell a bit about the wonderful activities that you'll find at our farm visitor centre. Betton is a working farm with pigs, mini pigs, sheep, chickens, rabbits and horses. There is also a small aviary with Cockatiels and ...
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