Holiday Idea's for Rosedale Abbey

Set in a deep valley - called a "Dale" by locals around here - amongst brooding Moorland hills, Rosedale Abbey's eclisistical architecture and rural charm makes for a picturesque village set in the heart of the North York Moors National Park.

Rosedale Abbey is a Tranquil Village Tucked Away in a Deep Valley.

As one of the Moors most historic and scenic locations - with iron age barrows, a medieval Priory dating to the 11th century, and massive Victorian-era industrial heritage, Rosedale Abbey exudes an mysterious and tranquil quality.

History lovers, architecture enthusiasts, walkers, and holidaymakers all love what the village and Dale have to offer this August bank holiday weekend.

And Rosedale Abbey is a a hub for holidaymakers looking for active vacation experiences at any time of year.

With Four Pubs and Three Cafes, Rosedale is Popular with Hikers.

Being at the centre of the National Park, and with five lanes heading-off to all points; visitors can quickly access fabulous places to dine, contemporary culture and the thriving arts scene, and a lively social calendar.

Our Holiday Suggestions

Helmsley - visit the Castle, Duncombe Park, the Helmsley Walled Garden, or near-by Rievaulx Abbey.

Nunnington - visit Nunnington Hall, Bils & Rye Gallery, and take lunch on the terrace at the near-by Pheasant in Harome.

Rosedale is Surrounded by National Trust and English Heritage Attractions.

Castle Howard - visit this most stately of Stately Homes; and don't miss the near-by Yorkshire Arboretum.

Whitby - there is just so much to see and do; try the Pannet Park Museum and Gallery, St Hilda's cliff-top Abbey, St Mary's Church, the Captain Cook Museum on Grape Lane, and the 199 steps for great views over the town, Esk River and North Sea.

Great walks - try a section of the Cleveland Way (109 miles), Lyke Wake Walk (40 miles), Rosedale Cinder Track railway (nine miles), or Esk Valley Walk (35 miles).

Historic Whitby is a Short Scenic Drive Across the Moors from Rosedale.