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LET'S HOLIDAYMEL HOUSE
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The White Swan, our welcoming village inn, is close by for a handy drink or a meal - and our security lighting, which comes on at dusk and goes out at dawn, shows guests the short journey home! |
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Surrounded by open countryside which overlooks the Vale of Pickering and Newtondale, and adjacent to Cropton Forest, our delightful village stands in the North York Moors National Park. It is ideally situated for access to the many stunning walks, bridleways, and cycle routes to be found in the area. |
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A 'must' for visitors of all ages, the North York Moors Steam Railway runs from Pickering (4 miles away) past Levisham (station less than 1 mile on foot - steep descent/ascent} and on through Independent Television's 'Heartbeat' country to Grosmont. Why not reserve a table aboard the Pulman for a nostalgic evening dinner? |
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With its historic Abbey, Captain Cook Museum, Jet Jewellery, sandy beaches and boat trips - Dracula landed here, of course - the fishing port of Whitby is only 20 miles away via a scenic minor road north across the Moors. |
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To the east, the Victorian seaside resort of Scarborough offers more beaches, family entertainment and shopping. For an evening out here, book a performance at Alan Ayckbourn's excellent Stephen Joseph Theatre - converted from an Art Deco Cinema to provide both a conventional and an 'in-the-round' stage. |
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For those wishing to have little to do with cooking whilst on holiday there are numerous good value eating places to visit, giving access to an extensive range of menus to suit all tastes from traditional fish and chips to cordon bleu, but please be warned - portions served tend to be extremely generous! |
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ABOUT US & THE AREA |