Holiday rentals in North York Moors

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Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 136 reviews

Luxury 3 bedroom house - hot tub & amazing view!

NatalieRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Wow wow wow, what an amazing place to stay. Stunning house, stunning location. The attention to detail was fantastic, Philippa and Andrew were so approachable, friendly and helpful and they helped to make our stay comfortable. The house was spotless and full of everything we needed. Our children are already asking how soon we can come and visit again. The hot tub was ready for our arrival and the view were gorgeous, what a gem of a find. Very much looking forward to returning to Yoredale House, Thankyou for having us!
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Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 24 reviews

Chance Escapes

SylvianRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Absolutely perfect stay. The house is such a great size and layout, especially for a family. Great sized garden for children & everyone kept happy with so many televisions...! Some really good and helpful recommendations of things to do for the children. Overall, not a single negative or complaint I can think of!
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Campervan/Motorhome
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 22 reviews

Seaview Retreat Crimdon Dene

LouiseRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Beautiful caravan and very clean. Looks exactly like the photos. Well decorated and little extras. really helpful things like salt and vinegar and shower gel. right on the sea front with a 10 walk to get feet on the sand. Beach was amazing really peaceful and lovely sunrise view. A lovely few days stay 💚
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Barn
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Hidden Family Farm Paradise- near York & the Coast

LyndseyRating, 5 stars1 month ago
We have just returned from a stay in this wonderful barn. Pictures don’t do it justice. It’s even more beautiful than the pictures show. Great location and really peaceful. The children loved seeing the chickens and horses. Great location and would definitely recommend for families wanting to go to Whitby , Dalby Forest and the little village of Thornton Le Dale with its lovely cafes.
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Flat
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 48 reviews

Bel air The hideaway

KarenRating, 5 stars5 days ago
Second time staying here and loved it, so handy to everywhere and had everything we needed😀
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Home
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 43 reviews

Castle and Mount Views Scarborough

StevenRating, 5 stars6 months ago
Short stay but everything was as expected and will definitely book again if another reason to visit the area arises.
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Apartment
4.78 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

Georgia, Queens Road, 2 Bed, central location

RobinRating, 5 stars10 months ago
We had a wonderful stay in Georgia, and it will be our go-to place to stay whenever we visit Richmond.
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Cabin
5 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

Douglas Fir Holiday Home

ElkieRating, 5 stars2 months ago
Lovely 2 night stay. Spotlessly clean and comfortable beds. Kitchen had everything we needed and it was warm, even on a very blustery 2 days in Feb! Lovely lake walk within minutes. Very quiet holiday park which suited us fine for what we wanted. Check in with the reception and staff there was very easy and welcoming. Would’ve liked WiFi but it’s not listed so completely our fault for not checking. In some ways it was a welcomed break from reality though and great avoidance of emails!! Would definitely recommend - spacious, clean, modern, easy to book, free parking and lovely quiet holiday park. Perfect! 👌

Your guide to North York Moors

Welcome to North York Moors

Consisting of moorland, coastline, forests, and fields, and packed full of delightful attractions and outdoor adventures, the North York Moors has a little something for everybody. At its heart there’s the 554 square miles of North York Moors National Park, which is slightly less celebrated compared to the nearby Lake District and Yorkshire Dales. But this is, of course, perfect for the intrepid visitor, as you’ll get to enjoy the wondrous walking trails and landscape all to yourself. While you’ll want to dust off those walking boots and get out your waterproofs, there’s more than yomping on offer. There are delightful seaside towns such as Robin Hood’s Bay and Whitby, spectacular ruins like those at Rievaulx Abbey and Mount Grace Priory, and watery wonders like Cod Beck Reservoir and Gormire Lake, plus spectacular stargazing at a number of Dark Skies sites. But for all these distractions, it’s the majesty of the countryside that you’re here to encounter, trundling along from one picture-perfect village to the next, fuelling up on cream teas and fat rascals (a local delicacy), and taking in the breathtaking scenery.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in North York Moors

There are plenty of delights throughout the year in the North York Moors, though you might encounter some precipitation in this part of the world (always pack your waterproofs), with October, November, and December being the wettest months. The area’s famous heather moorland is blooming most impressively during the summer and early autumn. The seaside towns along the North Sea coast are crammed with summer fun and lovely beaches, while music acts visit Scarborough throughout the year. And for those of a slightly darker nature, Whitby’s famous Goth Weekend takes place around, unsurprisingly, Halloween. The charming town of Helmsley is a very popular place to spend Christmas break.


Top things to do in North York Moors

Captain Cook Memorial Museum

This enchanting museum in Whitby occupies the 17th-century home of the ship owner with whom the famed seafarer started his nautical career. He also had many of his ships built in the town’s dockyards. You’ll see various artefacts and ephemera from Cook’s renowned career and expeditions plus various temporary exhibitions celebrating the sea and the figures who loomed large in Cook’s life.

The Moor to Sea Cycle Network

Whether you’re a mild weekend pedaller or a full-throttle downhill racer, fans of two-wheeled vehicular activity are required to make a pilgrimage at least once in their riding lives to this flagship cycling route. There are around 150 miles to tackle here, taking around 5 to 7 days from Scarborough to Dalby, featuring coastline, moorland and forest.

Ryedale Folk Museum

Immersing visitors in 4,000 years of local history, this eye-opening museum explores the roots of rural life in the region and celebrates a way of life that’s now vanished. Located in the picturesque village of Hutton-le-Hole near Pickering, you’ll encounter a model village, period artefacts, and costumes (that you can dress up in!), as well as a multitude of interactive exhibitions dedicated to farming and the craftspeople that populated the area.

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