No3 Old Mill Cottages
In and Around the Village
The beautiful village of Rosedale Abbey is tucked away in the centre of the moors – though it is small and surrounded by hills, there are plenty of facilities and so provides an ideal base for your holiday. More info on Rosedale http://www.rosedaleabbey.com/index.html
Rosedale Show
The highlight of the year – anyone booking around this is in for a treat – second weekend in August each year.
Lion at Blakey
Visit the ‘best pub in the North York Moors. 2007’ – not far away – a pretty remote spot with great views down Rosedale.
Walking round Rosedale
Plenty of guide books and maps in the cottage for you to plan walks in and around Rosedale and further afield.
One example of many good walks
9 hole golf course
A few minutes away – up the hill (towards Chimney Bank) and turn right towards Thorgill
The Coach House Inn
Just across the road from the cottage, with games room and restaurant.
Hanging Stones
Hanging Stones is an ongoing project by Andy Goldsworthy in the North York Moors, commissioned by the Ross Foundation. Nine existing buildings (plus one new building) that were in varying states of disrepair have been rebuilt as artworks and connected by a six-mile walk encompassing Northdale, near Rosedale Abbey. Booking is required https://hangingstones.org/booking/
White Horse Farm Inn
A short walk from the village, with stunning views over the dale.
Also serving good food – highly recommended by guests to the cottage
Graze on the Green
Deli, local produce, groceries, take-away and tearoom, selling ‘probably the best coffee in Rosedale’
Abbey Tearoom and Store
Newspapers, guide books, groceries and great tea, scones or cakes!
Gillies Jones
Seek out the studio of Gillies Jones and the unique glass pieces produced here.
