The Mayfield
A traditional village pub with a carvery, real ale and B&B rooms, at Seamer.
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Coast, moors and market towns, all within easy reach of the estate.
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A traditional village pub with a carvery, real ale and B&B rooms, at Seamer.
A family food hall, café and evening diner with a deli and wood-fired pizza, at Seamer.
A family-run sit-in fish and seafood restaurant, at East Ayton.
A friendly farm at East Ayton with animals, a play park and popular tea rooms.
A family-friendly pub restaurant with a beer garden and children's play area, at Crossgates.
A Tudor-style former coaching inn near the River Derwent, at West Ayton.
Ancient riverside woodland with easy boardwalk nature trails along the River Derwent.
Britain's first seaside resort, sandy beaches, a working harbour and family attractions.
A historic town café, restaurant and chocolatier making its own chocolates since 1880, in Scarborough.
A working Victorian funicular of 1881, running between Marine Parade and the South Bay foreshore.
A Victorian villa on The Crescent with the town's art collection and changing exhibitions.
A long-established fine-dining Italian, known for truffles and seafood, in Scarborough.
Open-water aqua park with paddleboarding, kayaking and zip lines, at Wykeham.
A lakeside café at the North Yorkshire Water Park, overlooking the water, at Wykeham.
Oriental-themed park with a boating lake, dragon pedaloes and woodland walks.
A circular Georgian museum of coastal geology and dinosaur-age fossils from the Yorkshire coast.
Pirate-themed seafront adventure mini-golf, right on the front.
A clifftop royal castle with sweeping views over Scarborough's two bays.
A grand Victorian seafront complex with a hall, theatre and Sun Court hosting concerts and the Spa Orchestra.
Europe's largest open-air theatre, big-name summer concerts by the lake.
Restored Victorian terraced clifftop gardens with Italianate steps and paths down to the Spa.
Britain's biggest miniature railway, with a water chute and lakeside high-ropes.
The nearest sandy beach, surf, paddleboard, rock pools and cliff walks.
A wooded hilltop with a war-memorial obelisk, a café and panoramic views over the bay and harbour.
Indoor and outdoor play with a barn full of friendly animals, at Cayton.
Indoor and outdoor water park with slides, a wave pool and a spa.
Aquarium and sanctuary with penguins, seals and a tropical ocean tunnel.
A quiet rock-strewn cove between White Nab and Knipe Point, named for the carnelian pebbles found on its shore.
A working collection of vintage fairground rides, mechanical organs and steam engines at Flower of May.
A Domesday-listed village just inland from the coast, known for dinosaur footprints found in its shore rocks.
A small moorland-edge village with two historic inns and lanes down to the rocky coast at Cloughton Wyke.
A Grade II-listed Georgian coaching inn with a bar and restaurant, at Snainton.
Family-run gardens with exotic birds, animals, reptiles and a play trail.
A boulder-strewn rocky cove with fossil-bearing ledges and pools to explore at low tide.
A low rocky headland and clifftop country park with rock pools and wide views across the bay.
A charming seaside town with a glorious sandy beach, coastal walks and Filey Brigg.
A secluded National Trust cove where a twin waterfall tumbles from wooded cliffs onto a pebble beach.
A cleft in the low cliffs of Filey Bay opening onto a long stretch of firm sand with a seasonal beach café.
One of Yorkshire's prettiest villages, thatched cottages and pretty gardens, near Pickering.
A clifftop hamlet high above the sea, the 'town that never was', with a National Trust centre and old alum works.
Nature gardens, woodland trails, lavender fields and outdoor play on the edge of the Wolds, near Malton.
A bustling market town at the edge of the North York Moors, full of independent shops.
A Regency house by Pickering Beck with period rooms, shops and the rural trades of the moors.
Heritage steam trains across the moors, Pickering to Whitby via Goathland.
A ruined 12th-century motte-and-bailey castle with earthworks and views over the market town.
Forest drives, walking and cycling trails and family adventure on the moors.
Treetop high-ropes and zip wires in Dalby Forest.
A rocky cove south of Robin Hood's Bay with rock pools, fossil ledges and a smugglers' past.
A stately Georgian house with a grand walled garden, in the heart of the Wolds.
RSPB cliffs alive with puffins, gannets and kittiwakes, near Bridlington.
A 30ft woodland waterfall with a rustic riverside tea garden (seasonal).
Theme park and zoo near Malton, rides, animals and a full family day out.
A picturesque old fishing village tumbling to the Heritage Coast, near Whitby.
A Georgian house with clifftop gardens and a little zoo, near Bridlington.
Weathered sandstone rock formations on National Trust moorland above Staindale, on a circular trail.
A conical moorland hill with prehistoric standing stones at its foot, on a walk from the Hole of Horcum car park at Saltergate.
A vast natural moorland hollow with a popular circular walk from the Saltergate car park.
Yorkshire's award-winning food town, artisan producers, cafés and great food shopping.
Rich history, stunning scenery, the abbey, harbour and real maritime charm.
Open-air museum of 20+ historic buildings, in pretty Hutton-le-Hole.
A moorland village with a steam railway and Heartbeat fame, between Pickering and Whitby.
One of Britain's finest Baroque stately homes, gardens and parkland near Malton.
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