Holiday rentals in Robin Hood's Bay

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Popular amenities for Robin Hood's Bay holiday rentals

Stay near Robin Hood's Bay's top sights

YHA Boggle Hole9 locals recommend
Bay Hotel9 locals recommend
Muir Lea Stores7 locals recommend
Wayfarer Bistro7 locals recommend
The Laurel Inn6 locals recommend
Tea, Toast and Post5 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Robin Hood's Bay

Top guest favourite
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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Holiday park
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 93 reviews

Brimham Retreat holiday home Lido Leisure Park 🐶✅

LynnRating, 5 stars2 months ago
Fantastic stay, first class break from start to finish, beautiful spotless caravan, everything we needed. Perfectly clear instructions for arrival at resort. Mary-Ann was brilliant. Will definitely be returning. Perfect location for our visit with the grandchildren to Stockeld Park.
Guest favourite
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 💚
Guest favourite
Cottage
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 50 reviews

Forget-me-not Cottage with Sea & Countryside views

RodneyRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Lisa and Graham were exceptionally friendly from the start, but allowed us our privacy while we were there. Lovely touch having local biscuits and milk on arrival. Linen and towels in the bedrooms were lovely and fresh. The water is supplied from a local spring, and was delicious, and power from solar panels. The view from the kitchen/lounge was amazing - cute goats, sheep and donkeys just outside the door, and views over the hills to the sea. Watching the sunrise was lovely. The "Scratching Post" games room was fun, with fresh eggs and drinks available to buy and a pool table. Bring 50p coins! Really close to lots of walks - either straight from the door to Boggle Hole, or a short drive from Falling Foss with a beckside forest walk. Close enough to drive to Whitby for fish and chips, or Thorpe Stores in Fylingthorpe for a fresh bacon buttie from the friendly local shop. We'd love to come back and stay again.
Guest favourite
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.
Guest favourite
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😀
Top guest favourite
Place to stay
5 out of 5 average rating, 39 reviews

Sunrise & Seaview with pool access

IanRating, 5 stars7 months ago
Another lovely stay in Rachel's luxury caravan away from all the hustle and bustle, we have now stayed four times in the past twelve months and never once had a problem thank you rachel from Ian and Christine.
Guest favourite
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.

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Robin Hood's Bay

  • Total rentals

    10 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    £68 before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    1K reviews

  • Wifi availability

    10 properties include access to wifi

  • Popular amenities

    Self check-in, Gym and BBQ grill

  • Local attractions

    Victoria Hotel, Bay Hotel and Grosvenor Hotel

Your guide to Robin Hood's Bay

All About Robin Hood's Bay

This cosy Yorkshire seaside town within North York Moors National Park is known for its labyrinthine layout of winding cobblestone streets and narrow alleyways. Set amid dramatic cliffs and built up the steep hillside that leads down to the bay, this destination is a photographer’s dream with its narrow, stacked cottages and coastal views.

The village’s remote location and series of underground passageways helped make Robin Hood’s Bay a hot spot for smuggling in the 18th century. History buffs can learn all about how the locals moved contraband like gin and tobacco without detection at the Robin Hood’s Bay Museum. At low tide, you’ll find visitors and locals lounging on the beach with coolers, eating ice cream, or exploring rockpools. The water comes up to the sea wall at high tide, which is a great time to duck in a local shop or grab a pint and some seafood at one of the pubs along the water’s edge.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Robin Hood's Bay

The winds from the North Sea can keep the weather in the village chilly and a bit blustery, save for a slightly warmer summer. It rains quite often, even in the drier spring season, so thick layers of clothing, an umbrella, and waterproof boots are always great to add to your packing list. In summer, the Bay Folk Club hosts the casual Folk Weekend when local and visiting choirs and musicians perform sea shanties and other traditional folk songs all around the village. During the first weekend of December, the Victorian Festival rings in the holiday season with decorations, food and drink vendors, and attendees dressed in costume.


Top things to do in Robin Hood's Bay

The Cinder Track

If you’d like to spend some time wandering through tree-lined trails and soaking up the coastal views, you can hike or cycle along this path that was once home to an old railway line. The entire track is about 34 kilometres, and there are many different routes you can choose that will take anywhere from 30 minutes to a full day, depending on your mode of transportation. Along the way, you have the option to stop and explore other villages like the larger Whitby with its famous abbey ruins.

Shopping

Robin Hood’s Bay has a great selection of shops to get lost in for an afternoon. Antique shops carry trinkets and ornate wooden furniture, and gift shops are brimming with local sweets and souvenirs. You’ll also find inviting bookshops lined with tomes on local history and new releases, in addition to a few clothing boutiques carrying locally made nautical knits.

Fossil hunting

Robin Hood’s Bay has become a popular destination for amateur fossil hunters and collectors. If you set out for the beach at low tide, you can find a selection of fossils, including ammonites and belemnites. Alternatively, head a mile south to the cove known as Boggle Hole for an even better chance of uncovering your own piece of the area’s prehistoric past.

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