Cote Ghyll Caravan & Camping Park Northallerton, North Yorkshire, North of England, DL6 3AH (Location map)
1st March to 31st October
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1st March to 31st October
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| Telephone (Evening) | 01609 883425 |
Located in the North York Moors National Park surrounded by breathtaking landscape, Cote Ghyll Caravan & Camping Park is a beautiful family park in an idyllic valley setting next to a stream. The secluded Caravan & Camping Park is divided by terraces and areas of woodland with varying character to suit a range of caravanners and campers.
With designated ‘family’ and ‘quiet’ areas on the Park you can choose a location that suits your needs.
Cote Ghyll Park is equipped with the best caravaning & campsite facilities, so you can simply arrive, relax and enjoy your holiday. Our 5* facilities include two luxury shower blocks include privacy wash cubicles, free power showers with underfloor heating, fully tiled with hair, hand driers and shaver points. We have a designated toilet/shower room for disabled guests, and a family bathroom for parents with young families. Baby change facilities are also provided.
Designed with ‘mini’ campers in mind, our two children’s play areas provide a safe haven for children. Enclosed with safe woodchip ground covering and fabulous climbing swings and slides. The adjacent stream provides the perfect place to paddle.
The laundry has one washing machine and one dryer as well as iron and ironing board. There is a drying cabinet for outdoor boots & coats. Our on-site shop is well-stocked, with a variety of foods and drinks and other household items to make your stay as seamless as possible.
Our luxurious static holiday caravans come exceptionally well equipped with central heating, double glazing, flat screen TV with DVD player & Freeview. The kitchen is fully fitted with fridge, freezer, cooker, microwave and all utensils.
All of our holiday caravans sleep up to 6 people.
Cote Ghyll is 0.25 miles from the historic village of Osmotherley which has three pubs, a convenience store and fish and chip shop. All three pubs serve food in the evenings. For more shops, places to eat and two weekly markets, the county town of North Yorkshire, Northallerton is 6 miles away.
There is a vast network of public footpaths and cycle routes from the gateway of the Park leading to the Moors. The picturesque Code Back Reservoir is 10 mins walk from the Park.
There's no end of attractions on the doorstep including the World of James Herriott Museum in Thirsk, Heartbeat Country, the historic city of Ripon,‘Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales’ with its fine cathedral and architecture. Other activities nearby include the Forbidden Corner, a four-acre garden of tunnels and secret places; Big Sheep and Little Cow Farm at Bedale; and the Wensleydale Railway, which you can pick up at Leeming Bar station in Northallerton for a relaxing way to see the Dales.
You also have the whole of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park to explore. Visit the Sutton Bank centre and hire a bike to explore the area or visit the lime and ice exhibition. Find out more about this beautiful chunk of England by visiting the Moors National Park Centre located on the banks of the River Esk at Danby, a 45-minute drive from Cote Ghyll.
Forty-five minutes's drive to the west of Cote Ghyll Caravan and Camping Park is Richmond, a town of Georgian architecture; a Norman castle; a fine, cobbled marketplace, museums and plentiful shops. It's also known as the Gateway to the Dales. A little further afield lies the city of York, steeped in history, with its medieval cathedral, Jorvik Centre and National Railway Museum.
Stately homes & gardens in the area include Newby Hall and Gardens, Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Garden, Ormesby Hall, Beningbrough Hall, and Ripley Castle, near Harrogate.
For an the thrill seekers the theme parks of Lightwater Valley and Flamingo Land & Zoo are close by.
A short 10 minutes walk into Osmotherley Village with 3 pubs/restaurants, local shop, tea room and Fish & Chip Shop . For cyclists the Park is situated on route 65 of the National Cycle Network and offers a vast array of cycle paths for all abilities from the doorstep.
COD BECK
Distance: 10 mins walk
Cod Beck Reservoir is a renowned beauty spot. The reservoir is surrounded by woodland and just upstream is another local beauty spot called Sheepwash.
ROSEBERRY TOPPING
Distance: 10 miles
A distinctive and iconic landmark with fine views across North Yorkshire and Cleveland.
MOUNT GRACE PRIORY
Distance: 1 mile
Mount Grace Priory is situated close to Osmotherley and is the best preserved Carthusian Priory in Britain. The 600 year old ruins can still be explored today. Mount Grace Priory also holds popular outdoor theatre shows.
THE CLEVELAND WAY
Distance: 0.25 mile
A spectacular 110 mile walk from Helmsley to Filey across the picturesque North York Moors.
Cote Ghyll
Overall rating
Based on 1 review(s)
West Yorkshire 09 Jun 2008
Turning from the busy duel carrageway of the A19 toward the time warp village of Osmotherley gives you the instant burst of relaxation, following the road to the village centre the caravan site is signposted to the left, watch out for cars parked and the bollards on the footpath to stop cars from parking. The road goes up out of the village and you fork right signposted to the site and YHA, this tree lined road takes you down a small incline over 3 speed bumps before you turn right into the site. Instantly you catch a glimpse of the site set out on 4 different but flat levels. Stopping at the office you will be greeted by the site owners Johnathon and Helen who will show you to your pitch. The tranquil peace of the site hits you, on the site are statics, seasonals, tourers and tents with electric hook ups. The amenity blocks are new and include dish washing, laundry with large tumble dryer, bathroom, disabled toilet, visitor information and elsan point, the blocks are always inpecably clean with both the owners and wardens checking and cleaning them. On the site is a childrens play area complete with slides and swings. The Cod Beck runs through the middle of the site which is also a play ground for the children. From the site are several very good walks with wildlife never very far away, I have seen roe deer often. Anyone wishing to dine out a stroll to the village offers 3 pubs with different menus to suit all tastes or the village chippie for something down to earth. The experience of Cote Ghyll and the peace and relaxation leaves everyone wanting more. But please note you will need to book has nearly always busy.
