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www.secretcourtyard.co.uk
‘STABLES’ is situated in a secluded
and peaceful courtyard in
the heart of Bempton Village on the Yorkshire Heritage Coast.
The recently refurbished
accommodation is in a converted
Stable block separate from the main house

Tariff 2005
£22.50 Per Person, Per Night
SPECIAL RATES FOR FAMILIES
EMAIL stables@mac56.com
Tel 01262 850438
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Bempton Cliffs
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Speeton Cliffs and Bay
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- BEMPTON RSPB RESERVE AND 400ft
CHALK CLIFFS
Bempton Cliffs
RSPB reserve has the largest concentration of breeding seabirds on the English
mainland. The eroded chalk cliffs rise up to 430 feet out of the North Sea
just 4 miles north of Flamborough Head and on the same headland.
Official RSPB site
- FLAMBOROUGH HEAD AND CAVES ON THE
YORKSHIRE HERITAGE COAST
"Flamborough Head
is one of the most spectacular areas of chalk cliffs in Britain, standing
400 feet high. The chalk was laid down millions of years ago when the last
dinosaurs were roaming the earth." so says the BBC Website on its Seven
Natural Wonders program.
Click here to visit the BBC website
- YORKSHIRE WOLDS AND VILLAGES
The Yorkshire Wolds Heritage Trust has some great photos
of the area on their website.
www.yorkshirewoldsheritage.org.uk
- NORTH YORK MOORS & STEAM RAILWAY /
HEARTBEAT COUNTRY
The North
Yorkshire Moors Railway provides some 18 miles of preserved steam railway
running through the spectacular scenery of the North Yorkshire Moors.
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway has featured in several feature length films
over the years including, Brideshead Revisited and All Creatures Great and
Small. More recently Pickering Station was dressed for Possession starring
Gwynneth Paltrow. For the first film based on J K Rowling's series, 'Harry
Potter and The Philosopher's Stone'. Goathland Station was turned into
"Hogsmeade" where the school of wizardry and witchcraft is based. The
railway's shop on the platform was transformed into the "Prefect's Room" and
the Ladies toilets became the "Wizard's Room" which did cause a little
confusion at the time!
On television Poirot, Sherlock Holmes, Casualty and of course, Heartbeat have
all featured the North Yorkshire Moors Railway in their programmes and all are
set in different periods.
www.northyorkshiremoorsrailway.com
- CLOSE TO BRIDLINGTON ( 10 mins ),
FILEY ( 20 mins ), SCARBOROUGH (30 mins ) , WHITBY, YORK & BEVERLEY
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Scarborough with its Sea Life Centre, seafront and the Stephen Joseph
Theatre is only half an hour by car.
A little further north up the Heritage Coast is the unspoilt Robin Hoods
Bay, famous for smugglers and explorers. Nearby Whitby is noted for its
Summer Folk Festival, whalebones and Dracula.
The North York Moors National Park offers superb walking, scenic train
journeys across the moors, pretty villages, hidden Abbeys, Forest drives
and Roman roads.
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Heading
south, by the coast, explore Bridlington, Danes Dyke and the Wolds, all
accessible by bicycle and car, with clean sandy beaches, caves and rock
pools in Thornwick Bay and Flamborough Head. |
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Discover
local history at Sewerby Hall, visit Elizabethan Burton Agnes Hall,
Sledmere House or slightly further afield spend a day at historic Castle
Howard. |
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Enjoy the
traditional market towns of Beverley and Malton. For city life, shopping,
history and art, visit the unique walled city of York and fascinating Port
of Hull with its popular new attraction “The Deep” |
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Sport and
Yorkshire go together. Horse racing at Beverley and York. Fish, sail or
windsurf either inland or at sea. Experience a wide choice of golfing for
all from Ganton to Flamborough. |
AND MUCH , MUCH MORE ........