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Newlands Farm & Hayburn Beck Holiday Cottages, Newlands Road, Cloughton, Scarborough (2024)

20/12/2024

Scarborough Lights
Scarborough would like to welcome back for the second year this amazing festive event that will see the whole town sparkle and shine. Scarborough Lights will be on from 15th November through to 22nd December, with many free light displays to enjoy.
✨We will see a return to St Mary’s Church from 15th November for a series of installations on the theme of ‘reflections’, all designed by local artists.
✨A fire garden at South Cliff Rose Garden will be one of the highlights. Discover an enchanting garden of fire and light, with 225 candles which will also feature live fire performances, Moroccan lanterns, kaleidoscope lighting and a star walk. Food and drink available.
✨There will be a charity Christmas Tractor Run in aid of Yorkshire Air Ambulance. All sizes of tractors, decorated with festive lights and adornments will leave Moor Farm at Cloughton (YO13 0DU) at approx. 6pm and travel to Burniston, Newby, Peasholm & along the Foreshore before returning to Moor Farm via Cloughton village where they will partake of a Hog Roast Supper and hold a charity auction and raffle.
✨At the harbour Ships Ahoy, will see fishing vessels and yachts will be all lit up at sea, making a spectacular sight across the South Bay.
✨ During December the streets across Scarborough will light up with a Live Advent Calendar. Each day a different street in the Scarborough area will “open their festively decorated windows” to spread some festive joy.
✨ There will be so much more to see an do with many events being free. Scarborough will be illuminated with festive creations with dramatic light installations at multiple venues across the town. For more information on the whole event with dates and times visit:
https://scarboroughfair.uk/events/?

18/12/2024

This week our Wednesday walk takes in the beautiful Raincliffe Woods, it starts and finishes at Green Gate car park, off Hazel Hill / Low Road and is just under 10 miles / 16km from the cottages. This walk is about 5miles / 8km long and mainly meanders across field tracks and on woodland paths though there is a short section along the road at the start of the walk. The woodland tracks can get very muddy and slippery in wet weather there are also several climbs and descents, one climb being fairly steep, though once you get to the top the views are extraordinary, on a clear day.
This is a fantastic circular walk through the ancient semi-native woodland at Raincliffe Woods. Now part of a National Nature Reserve, it is an oasis of flora and fauna and is a great place to visit at all times of the year. In Autumn it produces a huge variety of spectacular colours throughout the woodland from both the trees, berries and fungi. The walk it takes you along a boardwalk path running parallel to the edge of the beautiful Throxenby Mere, which is a great place to sit and have a picnic, if it is not raining though I was not so lucky.
The walk came from a book “AA 50 Walks in North Yorkshire”.

17/12/2024

Good Morning all
How lucky we are are on the Yorkshire Coast and in the North York Moors National Park

16/12/2024

THRESHERS COTTAGE
Hayburnbeck Farm, Cloughton YO13 0AX

Threshers Cottage sleeps 5 guests in 2 bedrooms.

The main bedroom has a superking bed with a full size single bed, then you walk through a bathrrom to get into a twin bedroom.

There is a kitchen, dining room, seperate lounge with log burner and a seperate shower room all on the ground floor.

Outside there is seating area with table for eating outside with views out across open countryside to woodland where you can sit and watch deer grazingand owls flying over the meadows. There is a firepit where you can sit and star gaze with the binoculars that we provide in the cottage.

There is dog shower, heated drying locker and shed to store your bikes.

At Hayburnbeck Farm there is also a short private footpath with direct access onto The Cinder Track, Robinhoodsbay, Whitby and Scarborough.

https://northyorkmoorsfarmstays.co.uk/cottages/thressers-cottage/

15/12/2024

DOG FRIENDLY HOLIDAY COTTAGES

All of our cottages welcome cottages

Dogs go free, there is no charge for dogs

We accept multiple dogs

Welcome packs are left for dogs, including toy, treat and poo bags

There are dog showers, shampoo and towels

https://northyorkmoorsfarmstays.co.uk/local-area/pets-welcome/

13/12/2024

Filey Fishtive Tree
If you fancy a visit to see a Christmas tree with a difference, this hidden gem at Filey is a perfect place for you. Filey’s Giant Fishtive Tree which nestles among the boats of the famous Coble Landing is returning this year. The tree is created, from lobster and crab pots and all things fishy built by the town’s fishermen as a fitting way to celebrate the towns heritage. All the decorations and bunting are provided by the school children and youth groups of the town.
The light switch on event is between 5-6pm on the Saturday 14th December 24, this was postponed from 7th December as a result of storm Darragh. Following the light switch on there will also be an exciting return add to the celebrations, the fireworks are back. The tree will remain lit during the hours of darkness until early January. This is a lovely Christmas tradition that combines local history, and the festive season.
Although Filey was historically a fishing village there is a picture-perfect beach, so while visiting the town, why not try some fish and chips and take your four-legged friend for a walk on the beautiful beach. Check the signage as there are seasonal restrictions on dog-walking in some areas however most of the beach is dog-friendly at any time of year.
https://www.fileyevents.co.uk/event/filey-fishtive-tree/

06/12/2024

Whitby Krampus Run
The streets of Whitby will be hosting their tenth annual event that brings to life the Krampus legend. Krampus, a horned creature from Alpine folklore at where traditionally St Nicholas would reward nice children with gifts, and the Krampus would accompany him, and punish the naughty children.
Each year, attendees don costumes and participate in street parades while embracing local folklore to offer a unique twist on the Krampus legend. The parade usually starts in the afternoon at the Bandstand and winds through Whitby's narrow streets to the Whalebones. The parade includes around 50 Krampuses, fire breathers, and drummers.
Each year, attendees don costumes and participate in street parades while embracing local folklore to offer a unique twist on the Krampus legend. This truly is a unique event mixes tradition and folklore for a one-of-a-kind Christmas experience.
Other highlights of the weekend’s proceedings include Krampus Krumpettes Drumming Performance, The Reindeer Games and of course music, food and drink. Join the Whitby Krampus Run 7th & 8th December 2024 for a thrilling parade celebrating the Krampus legend. Costumes and folklore fun!
https://www.facebook.com/WhitbyKrampusRun

04/12/2024

Count the 199 steps and get some kippers at Whitby
This circular walk starts and finishes at Whitby swing bridge and follows coastal and field paths as well as pavements within the town. The return route to the town follows an easy, firm, and level railway track-bed, known as the Cinder Track. You will get to see amazing views of the coast, the steep cliffs, the old town, its harbour, the piers, the famous 199 steps and not forgetting the monastic ruins of Whitby Abbey.
At approximately 7miles / 11.2km you will have plenty of time to take in the sights, try some of Whitby’s famous kippers from the town’s only surviving traditional kipper house. Alternatively, why not take a picnic and stop at the secluded cove of Saltwick Bay which is just to the side of the cliff path about a mile east of Whitby. It is a great place for your dogs to run or to search for fossils and if you are lucky, you may find some Whitby Jet.
Whitby is just over 15miles / 25km from the cottages and the nearest car park to the beginning of the walk is Endeavour Wharf Car Park, Langborne Rd, YO21 1YW.
https://www.top10trails.com/cleveland-way/7

02/12/2024

LAVENDER COTTAGE
Rose Cottage, Newlands Farm. YO13 0AR

Lavender Cottage is tastefully decorated barn converted into this pretty and cosy holiday Cottage. Sleeping 4 guests in two bedrooms, a double and a twin bedroom.

It has a well equiped kitchen with everything you need to enjoy your holiday, it is also pet friendly with no charge. There is an open plan lounge dinner with electric effect log burner, this cottage is a wonderful base for enjoying the Yorkshire Coast, Scarborough, Whitby, the North York Moors National Park and Dalby Forest.
There is a dog shower with towels and heated drying locker to dry wet kit. We also have a secure shed for cycle storage guests need to bring their own locks to fasten them too racking. There is also the use of a shared hot tub in the garden with stunning views across open countryside to Scarborough, Scarborough Castle and Flambrough Head.

https://northyorkmoorsfarmstays.co.uk/cottages/lavender-cottage/

01/12/2024

Holiday Cottages with beautiful views across the North York Moors National Park and Yorkshire Coast
From the windows and gatdens there are views that can not be seen any where else than our cottages Rose, Fern and Lavender Cottages, Newlands Farm House, The Mistal and Threshers Cottage and Hayburnbeck Farm House and Plantation Cottage all located around the village of Cloughton. Whitby, Scarborough, Robinhoodsbay, Filey, Bridlington and Flambrough Head the Yorkshire Coast and Dalby Forest are all easy accesible from the cottages.

https://northyorkmoorsfarmstays.co.uk/

29/11/2024

Robin Hood’s Bay Victorian Weekend 2024
This is the annual Christmas event held in the beautiful, picturesque village of Robin Hoods Bay. Held on the first weekend in December, the Victorian Weekend is a lovely event where the village will be decorated with festive Christmas lights to give it an extra special feel. The village also benefits from a flurry of other Christmas decorations from the lights to window dressings, to a multiple Christmas trees and festive wreaths. During the event gives all visitors and residents the opportunity to dress up in traditional Victorian costume so why not go along and enjoy a wonderful family weekend.
Starting on the Friday with a Christmas Tree Festival of light and Christingle opening service followed by the children’s lantern parade down to the dock where there will be Christmas carols by the Christmas tree and tree light switch on. As well as an outdoor picture show, mulled wine and roasted chestnuts to start the weekend festivities. There will be ongoing drop-in activities throughout the weekend including, live shanti and folk music events, craft fairs, the fire eating man, balls down the bank and a puppet show with prizes for the best dressed including the dog. As well as a series events to help support local charities from the teenage cancer trust, the local school and pre-school. The duck race on Sunday is one of the most popular events over the weekend, organised to raise money for the RNLI.
Festive Fun, Past & Present: 7th & 8th December 2024. The official program will be on sale over the weekend for £1 from Baytown stores, the information desk in the dock and marshals around the village. The program will include event locations, village map and a treasure hunt!
🚗Did you know that parking is FREE over the winter, there is one car park at the top of the bank, and the second on Station Road.
what3words for Bank Top car park: ///backhand.racing.inefficient
what3words for the Station Road car park: ///vented.bridge.aimed
https://www.facebook.com/RobinHoodsBayVictorianWeekend/?locale=en_GB

27/11/2024

Robin Hood's Bay and Maw Wyke
The Wednesday Walk for this week starts and finishes from the Station car park in the quaint village of Robin Hood's Bay. This lovely circular walk is starts and finishes from the Station car park, Station Rd, YO22 4RE, approximately 12miles / 19km from the cottages.
what3words for start point: ///vented.bridge.aimed
It is approximately 6 miles/ 9.8km long and takes you along the Cleveland Way National Trail from Robin Hoods Bay to Maw Wyke Hole. Along the coastal path you can enjoy stunning panoramic sea views. At Maw Wyke take the path that turns inland from the sea and head up the steep climb through the caravan park before turning left and heading back to Robin Hood’s Bay via the Cinder Track. It is a great walk to take the dog and the entire family as it is fairly easy going for the most part, though there is one steep climb up through the caravan park.
Robin Hoods Bay is a picturesque and curiously complex village that has a long association with smuggling. Folklore suggests that a bolt of silk could be passed from the culvert at the shoreline where the contraband was dropped off to the top of the village without seeing the light of day. Maw Wyke Hole is a sheltered inlet which has become a regular nesting site for a colony of kittiwakes. Though in Yorkshire speak Wyke means, somewhere a boat can be landed.
https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/things-to-do/walking/our-walks/activity-details?id=56892765

25/11/2024

PLANTATION COTTAGE
Plantation cottage is a stand alone cottage on the edge of Cloughton Woodland on the Whitby Road, YO13 0AW.

This beautiful cosy cottage sleeps 10 guests in 4 bedrooms, one bedroom is on the ground floor and has an en suite shower room it has a private hot tub, firepit, cycle storage shed, heated drying locker and dog shower. This cottage as with all of our properties is per friendly.

On the ground floor there is a snug with TV, games and seating the washing machine is also in a cupboard in this room. There is a farm house style kitchen dining room and a cosy lounge with log burner.

The master bedroom has a free standing copper bath, the 2nd bedroom has an ensuite shower room and the third bedroom has bespoke handmade bunk beds and there is a large family bathroom with both free standing bath and shower cubicle.

https://northyorkmoorsfarmstays.co.uk/cottages/plantation-cottage/

22/11/2024

NYMR Santa Specials 2024
All aboard our Santa Specials to meet Santa Claus and have fun with his railway helpers
It has been a busy year for Father Christmas in his Lapland home and his team of elves, but they have managed to fit time in their schedule to visit the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. 🎅
Hop aboard a heritage steam engine at either Pickering or Grosmont Station for a magical Christmas adventure where you will create cherished festive memories with your family. Departure dates are on weekends from 30th November and throughout December (1st, 7th, 8th, 14th, 15th, 21st and 22nd) with additional journeys on 20th, 23rd and 24th, there are various departure times from Pickering Station. Pickering station will be decorated with twinkling lights, real Christmas trees and the joyful sounds of Christmas music filling the air already to make the start of your journey extra special but don’t forget to book your time slot. 🎅
Santa Claus and his team of jolly helpers will pass through the heritage carriages and will visit you in your seat and check if you've been good or bad. Assuming each child has managed to keep themselves off the naughty list each child will receive a unique Edmondson railway ticket and a limited-edition soft toy and more to take home to remember their special day. 🎅🎄⛄️
https://www.nymr.co.uk/Event/santa

20/11/2024

Wade’s Causeway, Goathland
On this walk you will visit Wade's Causeway thought to be up to 6,000 years old. The Roman Road first recorded on a map in 1720 though recently it has been suggested that it could be medieval, or that it might not be a road at all, but a modified Neolithic or early Bronze Age boundary feature.
There is a National Park car parks at Goathland which is where the walk starts and finishes. Goathland is under 20 miles from the Cottages and is a beautiful, picturesque village famous for steam trains and has a history extending from Viking times. The walk is about 6miles / 9.7km over moorland footpaths, which at this time of year are an expanse of purple heather, farm tracks, minor roads, not forgetting the stepping stones over Wheeldale Beck. The walk will take about 3.5 hours to complete and can be wet under foot and with some quite steep sections. There are many other historical features you will see on the walk but a few of my favourites are St Mary’s Church and the Jubilee Tree and Pinfold.
What3Words for the car park is ///harmonica.isolated.task.
There is a book available in local shops and at the railway stations which will provide walk details, and it is full of lots of information about everything you will see during the walk. “Walks around Goathland including Mallyan Spout & Wades Causeway” by North York Moors National Park.

18/11/2024

ROSE COTTAGE
Rose Cottage, Newlands Farm. YO13 0AR

The cottage sleeps 4 guests

It has open plan kitchen, lounge dinner with an electric log burner. The kitchen is fully equiped it has a belfast sink, fan oven, dish washer, washing machine and tumble dryer, microwave, drinks fridge and tassimo coffee machine.
There are 2 bedrooms a double with a tv, the second bedroom is a twin.
It also has travel cot, stair gate and high chair

Rose Cottage is also pet frindly and pets travel free we do however need to know what and how many pets are traveling with you.

There is a secure bike storage shed you will need to bring your own locks to lock bikes to racking.
Our wash house has a heated drying locker for drying wet kit and also a dog shower with dog shampoo and towels.
Rose Cottage also has shared use of hot tub in a communal garden.

This comfortable cosy cottage is a lovely place to stay and enjoy exploring the wonderful Yorkshire Coast and outstanding North York Moors National Park and Dalby Forest.

Book now
https://northyorkmoorsfarmstays.co.uk/cottages/rose-cottage/

13/11/2024

Danes D**e and Sewerby
Our Wednesday Walk this week takes you to Danes D**e which is a 148-acre nature reserve on Flamborough headland. The d**e is prehistoric in origin and was constructed as a defensive feature, bronze age arrowheads have been found during excavations, and the area is a Scheduled Ancient Monument of national importance.
The reserve contains the most extensive area of woodland on the Headland and is also part of the Flamborough Headland Heritage Coast. Whilst the woodland leads down to a small, secluded cove this walk takes you through the woodland and along a bridleway through the golf course to the village of Sewerby, crossing in front of the Sewerby Hall into the village. Where you turn left down a narrow path, just before the main road, before returning along the Headland Way and back though D**e Woods to the car park.
The walk is 4.5km (2.75miles) and will take you approx. 1.5 hours, however I took time out from walking to sit on the seafront at Sewerby and enjoy the scenery and just relax and eat an ice cream. The walk starts and finishes at Danes D**e car park just off the B1255 / Flamborough Road between the villages of Flamborough and Marton (YO15 1DW) which is approx. 40km (25miles) from the cottages. The What3Words for the car park is ///rise.nourished.kettles
The walk came from a book “Ordnance Survey - Outstanding Circular Walks in the Vale of York and Yorkshire Wolds” “Walks around Yorkshire Wolds – 10 walks of 8miles or under by Colin and Dorian Speakman”.

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