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Frequently asked questions about Yorkshire
We have created a list of questions and answers so you can find out everything you need to know about having an Away Resorts holiday in Yorkshire.
Questions
Where to stay in Yorkshire and when to visit
- Where is the best place to stay in Yorkshire?
- Best time to visit Yorkshire?
- What are the best attractions in Yorkshire?
- How many parks does Away Resorts have in Yorkshire?
- Which holiday parks in Yorkshire are closest to the beach?
- What is there to do in Filey?
- What are the best holiday parks in Yorkshire for couples?
- What are the best holiday parks in Yorkshire for families?
Getting to Yorkshire
- Where is Yorkshire?
- Where is the Yorkshire Dales
Dog-friendly Yorkshire
- Is Yorkshire dog friendly?
Yorkshire holiday costs
- How much does it cost to stay in a cottage in Yorkshire?
- How much does it cost to stay in a lodge in Yorkshire?
Yorkshire holiday park amenities
- Does my accommodation come with a hot tub?
- Which holiday parks in Yorkshire have WiFi?
- Which holiday parks in Yorkshire have swimming pools?
- Which resorts have entertainment and activities?
- Which holiday parks in Yorkshire are best for fishing?
Where to stay in Yorkshire and when to visit
Where is the best place to stay in Yorkshire?
Yorkshire is home to many picturesque towns and villages, which are the perfect holiday destination.
- Robin Hood’s Bay: A stunning coastal fishing village with steep cobbled streets and breathtaking views of the North Sea.
- Grassington: A delightful village in the Yorkshire Dales, featured in the TV series All Creatures Great and Small.
- Ripley: A unique village near Harrogate with French-inspired architecture, Ripley Castle, and beautiful walled gardens.
- Richmond: A historic town with a Norman castle, Georgian theatre, and scenic riverside walks along the River Swale.
- Whitby: A historic fishing town with a dramatic abbey, bustling harbour, and connections to Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
- Filey: A quieter alternative to Scarborough, with a lovely sandy bay, a charming promenade, and access to the Cleveland Way trail.
- York: One of England’s most historic cities, York is famous for its medieval streets, Viking heritage, and stunning architecture.
Best time to visit Yorkshire
The best time to visit Yorkshire depends on what type of experience you're looking for, but in general, May to September offers the best weather, with the added advantage of festivals and outdoor activities. Here’s a breakdown of what each month has to offer:
- May to Early June (Late Spring to Early Summer): May is often considered one of the best months to visit Yorkshire due to pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and the beauty of the countryside in full bloom.
- June to August (Summer): If you love warm weather, summer is an excellent time to visit Yorkshire. It’s perfect for coastal visits, visiting the national parks, and enjoying festivals.
- September (Late Summer to Early Autumn): September offers a quieter experience than the peak summer, with good weather and the added beauty of early autumn colours.
- April and Early October (Spring and Early Autumn): these months offer fewer tourists and still good weather for outdoor activities, especially if you want to avoid the summer crowds.
- November to March (Winter): Winter can be magical in Yorkshire, especially if you enjoy the peace and quiet of fewer tourists and the charm of festive events.
What are the best attractions in Yorkshire?
Yorkshire has attractions that cater to all interests, from historical landmarks to stunning natural sites and vibrant urban areas. Here's a guide to some of the best attractions you can visit in Yorkshire:
- York Minster (York)
- Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden (Ripon)
- Castle Howard (near Malton)
- Whitby Abbey (Whitby)
- Bolton Castle (Wensleydale)
- Yorkshire Dales National Park
- North York Moors National Park
- Bempton Cliffs (near Bridlington)
- Flamborough Head
- The Shambles (York)
- The Royal Armouries Museum (Leeds)
- National Railway Museum (York)
- Sheffield Winter Garden (Sheffield)
- Flamingo Land (Malton)
- Yorkshire Wildlife Park (Doncaster)
- Salts Mill (Saltaire)
- Ribblehead Viaduct
How many parks does Away Resorts have in Yorkshire?
We have two fantastic holiday parks in Yorkshire:
Which holiday parks in Yorkshire are closest to the beach?
The Bay Filey is the perfect resort if you fancy a traditional seaside holiday. You will experience the charming coastal town of Filey and enjoy a beautiful sandy beach, a vibrant pier and a promenade with shops, cafes, mini-golf courses, funfair rides, fish and chips and arcades, providing plenty of entertainment.
What is there to do in Filey?
Filey, a charming seaside town on the Yorkshire coast, offers a mix of natural beauty, family-friendly activities, and local charm. Here are some of the best things to do in Filey:
- Filey Beach
- Filey Brigg
- Glen Gardens
- Filey Museum
- Cleveland Way
- Filey Country Park
- Scarborough
- Bempton Cliffs
- Flamborough Head
What are the best holiday parks in Yorkshire for couples?
Both of our holiday parks in Yorkshire offer accommodations and facilities perfect for a couple’s getaways. For a more tranquil retreat, we recommend our quieter locations, such as Woodland Lakes, which is set in picturesque surroundings with plenty of fishing facilities and a spa, which are highly rated by couples.
If you’re seeking a relaxing spa break to unwind from the stresses of daily life, the luxurious Bay Filey Resort is an excellent choice which includes a sauna and steam room.
What are the best holiday parks in Yorkshire for families?
Both of our holiday parks in Yorkshire provide a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere that both adults and children will love. If you're planning a family getaway packed with activities and entertainment for the kids, we've got you covered.
Families can enjoy various activities at The Bay Filey, including arts and crafts, watersports, and archery. You can also challenge each other to a fun game of tennis on our tennis court, or you can let the kids burn off some steam in the adventure playground. The Bay Filey also has seasonal events and entertainment for you to enjoy.
Getting to Yorkshire
Where is Yorkshire?
Yorkshire is a historic county located in the north of England. It is the largest traditional county in England and is often referred to as "God's Own County" due to its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Yorkshire is divided into four regions, often referred to as "ridings" (an Old Norse term meaning a third):
- West Yorkshire - includes cities like Leeds, Bradford, and Wakefield.
- South Yorkshire - Home to towns such as Sheffield and Doncaster.
- North Yorkshire - Known for its vast rural areas, the North York Moors, and the Yorkshire Dales.
- East Riding of Yorkshire - Contains the city of Hull and stretches to the North Sea coast.
Where is the Yorkshire Dales?
The Yorkshire Dales is a picturesque national park in northern England, primarily in North Yorkshire, with some areas extending into Cumbria. It is situated west of the Yorkshire Moors and bordered by the Lake District to the northwest and the Pennines to the east. The park is known for its stunning landscapes, including rolling hills, deep valleys, limestone cliffs, waterfalls, and charming villages.
Dog-friendly Yorkshire
Is Yorkshire dog friendly?
Yorkshire is very dog-friendly, and there are plenty of dog-friendly attractions you and your four-legged friend can visit as part of your trip. Both of our resorts are dog friendly, each offering pet-friendly accommodations, facilities and even a doggy menu in some of our restaurants! Check out our list of dog friendly beaches in Yorkshire.
Yorkshire holiday costs
How much does it cost to stay in a cottage in Yorkshire?
At the Bay Filey, we have a fantastic range of cottages for all budgets that you can enjoy during your stay, from the elegant Comfort Cottage to the stunning, bright, and airy Exclusive Seaview Cottage which even comes with its very own hot tub.
Our last-minute breaks in Yorkshire are a fantastic way to save money, while those looking for a little extra luxury can choose a spacious, extra-wide lodge for the ultimate getaway.
How much does it cost to stay in a lodge in Yorkshire?
We offer a variety of lodges across both of our Yorkshire holiday parks, catering to all budgets. Whether you’re looking for affordable lodge-style accommodations or larger, luxurious lodges, you’ll find the perfect option for your stay.
Our last-minute breaks in Yorkshire are a fantastic way to save money, while those looking for a little extra luxury can choose a spacious, extra-wide lodge for the ultimate getaway.
Yorkshire holiday park amenities
Does my accommodation come with a hot tub?
Our holiday parks in Yorkshire that offer hot tubs are The Bay Filey and Woodland Lakes. The resorts have plenty of accommodation with hot tubs, including our fantastic exclusive range, such as the amazing Exclusive Cottage at The Bay Filey.
Which holiday parks in Yorkshire have WiFi?
Both of of our holiday parks in Yorkshire offer free WiFi in select facilities. Additionally, WiFi is available in some of our exclusive accommodations for your convenience; check out our ways to stay page for more information!
Which holiday parks in Yorkshire have swimming pools?
Both of our holiday parks in Yorkshire include indoor swimming pools
Holiday parks with indoor swimming pools:
Which resorts have entertainment and activities?
Families can participate in various activities at The Bay Filey, such as arts and crafts, watersports, and archery. Challenge each other to a friendly tennis match on the court, or let the kids have fun and expend some energy in the adventure playground. The Bay Filey also hosts seasonal events and entertainment for everyone to enjoy.
Which holiday parks in Yorkshire are best for fishing?
Woodland Lakes is the perfect Yorkshire fishing holiday. Discover 13 well-stocked lakes teeming with tench, bream, roach, rudd, perch, various types of carp, and more! This idyllic location in North Yorkshire offers the perfect setting for a UK fishing getaway, allowing you to relax and unwind. After a peaceful day of fishing, enjoy the comfort of beautifully furnished lodge accommodations.
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