Sue & Adam welcome you to...
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It's always worth giving us a call if we appear to be fully booked on Eviivo, as there may be a last minute cancellation.
Please note we are at the Manor Farm, not Manor House which is also situated in the village.
The National Park has been established for over 50 years and is an area of outstanding, unspoilt beauty.
From Gillamoor there is easy access to the stunning coastline and seaside towns such as Bridlington, Scarborough and Whitby, all with their own character and history, including Captain Cook, smugglers and old whaling traditions.
Inland there are market towns such as Kirbymoorside, Helmsley, Pickering and Malton, each with interesting open markets, shops and attractions to explore including The North York Moors Railway, Eden Camp, Flamingo Land, Rievaulx Abbey and many more.
York is less than an hour away with its ancient buildings including York Minster dating back to the 12th century. The city boasts of its Roman and Viking history and there are many reminders and attractions of their occupation of the city.
Closer to Gillamoor there is beautiful Farndale, awash with daffodils in the Spring; it is a sight that even matches Woodsworth's poem! Using Gillamoor as your base you can explore the windswept countryside along well maintained but sometimes narrow country lanes. There are many pubs in which to enjoy home made cooking and traditional beers; all accompanied by friendly service and value for money.
Our farm is situated on the Main Street of Gillamoor and is well signposted. As we mentioned earlier this is a working farm with the house dating back to the 17th Century. We welcome families and their dogs (by arrangement) and there are some excellent trails to explore either cycling or walking around the village with spectacular views.
If you need any advice or recommendations on where to go, what to see and where to eat, we would be pleased to help.
We look forward to seeing you!