Surrounded by the breathtaking unspoilt countryside of the Dales National Park, Hawkswick Côte offers a tranquil idyll for rural family holidays and lovers of the great outdoors alike. Boasting a wealth of wildlife and cultural heritage this fantastic area hosts quaint villages and traditional activities aplenty. Both the Pennine Way and Dales Way pass nearby fly fishing cycling and riding opportunities abound. A shop and launderette are also available on the park.
The area around the park has something for everyone including some award winning sandy beaches. Yorkshire is also well known for its dramatic clifftop walks, and picture postcard villages. There are miles of unspoilt countryside and heather clad moors to explore and walking and cycling are great ways to do this. More lively entertainment can be found at the large seaside resorts such as Whitby and Filey.
Accommodation at Hawkswick Cote is in modern caravans. The Hawkswick Standard is a Comfortable caravan with one double and one twin bedroom providing excellent value for money. Those looking for more luxury could opt for the Hawkswick Superior which has either two or three bedrooms and is a more spacious alternative. All have well equipped kitchens and TV in the living area. Cots and highchairs are available to hire.
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Yorkshire Lavender is an amazing award winning attraction offering breathtaking panoramic views of York, a Café, Plant Nursery and Lavender Gardens. The 60 acre site is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty and is an excellent choice for a day trip. The onsite shops sells Lavender products such as bath and body treats, skincare, medicine and herbal remedies. |
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Situated just a short drive from out holiday parks and lodges in the Yorkshire Dales is The Deep! This award-winning 'submarium', is home to over 3500 fish from tiny neons to spectacular sharks and rays! The site is a big hit with adults and children alike and visitors can enjoy wandering through Europe's deepest viewing tunnel and take a thrilling a glass lift ride through the 10m deep tank. The Deep is also home to the world's largest exhibition, featuring weird animals from the depths, and slime! The Deep also aims to educate visitors with regular talks and events and is involved in conservation and research around the world, from the Caribbean to the North Sea oil fields. We recommend dining in the fantastic Two Rivers Restaurant which overlooks some of the aquatic displays. Two adults and two children can take advantage of the family ticket which costs just £32.00. |
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For a relaxing day out surrounded by nature Stillingfleet Lodge Gardens is an excellent choice. The charming series of small gardens are beautifully situated surrounding a late C19th farmhouse. And offer the perfect place for a leisurely stroll or a family picnic. Established some 30 years ago, each garden is crammed with stunning texture and foliage creating dramatic displays and beautifully landscaped areas. Visitors can also enjoy a woodland walk leading down to a wildlife pond and on to a wildflower meadow. Nature lovers will enjoy seeing the many birds and butterflies as well as the rare poultry. There is a nursery onsite where plants can be purchased. Those with green fingers can enjoy several morning courses throughout the year including Planting and care of wildflower meadows and Perennials for autumn colour and to prolong the season. Entry to the gardens cost just £4 for adults and 50p for children. Courses are priced at £12 and include coffee.
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