We are very lucky to be based in the beautiful North York Moors, and we hope that all of our guests take full advantage of the miles of pristine Yorkshire countryside and coast quite literally on our doorstep.

Alongside this, we ask all our guests to adhere to the Countryside Code, and to respect, protect and enjoy their surroundings. The Countryside Code applies to all parts of the country and gives advice on how you can enjoy your visit to the countryside whilst acting responsibly. Most of it is just good common sense, and sticking to the rules will help you make the most of your time at High Oaks Grange.

If you’re looking for a short walk by the seaside, with plenty of sights to entertain the kids, then read on to discover more about the pleasant walking route between Boggle Hole and Robin Hood’s Bay.

This route is about 1 mile long, following a section of the Cleveland Way National Trail, and there are wonderful views of the North York Moors coast from the elevated path.

Say hello to Cropton Cottage! Cropton is the first of three self-catering cottages in our converted barn, and we think it’s pretty special. With its stylish interiors and peaceful location on our private estate in the North York Moors national park, Cropton Cottage is a wonderful place to enjoy a Yorkshire staycation.

It sleeps up to four guests, making it ideal for family holidays, or simply groups seeking the height of luxury! Read on to find out more about this fabulous 5* property...

If you're looking for some family-friendly inspiration for your Yorkshire staycation, we've got it by the bucket load at High Oaks Grange! We are very fortunate to be based in such a fabulous location, with the North York Moors quite literally on our doorstep, and there are many family-friendly attractions and activities to explore nearby.

So, we've compiled a list of our top 5 recommendations for days out with kids (and big kids!) in this exciting part of Yorkshire.

With summer now well and truly underway, the North York Moors are alive with a cacophony of colour and vibrant life. Take advantage of the long, sunny days ahead, and go explore the wonderful natural world around you.

If you’re up for an adventure and some truly unforgettable sights, then come with us as we have a look at the wonderful Kilburn White Horse Walk near Sutton Bank. It takes just over half an hour to drive to the start of the walk from High Oaks Grange, so it will make a great day out.

With the month of June come the first glimpses of summer. Breeding season is in full swing for animals and birds native to the North York Moors national park, and the landscape is awash with life and colour.

May is such a wonderful month to experience the North York Moors National Park, with warmer weather and longer days revealing so much natural beauty in this area.