Lodge & Local Information

WELCOME TO YOUR LODGE The guest information pack is located in the brown leather folder containing all the details you need to make your stay as enjoyable & comfortable as possible.

Blue Parking Disc gives you free parking for selected times in disc zones in Richmond – please ensure that you park in a disc zone not a pay & display car park when displaying your disc – always check for signs. – Additional disks available from reception (subject to availability)

This is a reminder that due to Fire Regulations we do not allow smoking, candles & disposable barbecues in any of our properties. Fire Evacuation Procedures are on a laminated sheet in every lodge as well as a fire extinguisher & fire blanket. Enjoy your holiday

VACATING YOUR LODGE Please Vacate your lodge by 10am on the day of departure & leave everything as you would wish to find it ….

RECEPTION Tel: 01748 822406 Out of Hours Tel: 07710 747909 Contact reception for any information, queries or problems. GENERAL OPENING TIMES: Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 10.30am & 3.00pm to 5.00pm Sunday: CLOSED

FREE WIFI Instructions in your lodge No WI FI support is available after 5pm & weekends/bank holidays

RUBBISH & RECYCLING PLEASE SORT YOUR RUBBISH INTO RECYCLING, GLASS AND LAND FILL

LEFT OVER FOOD & DRINK… On departure any leftover food & drink leave in the lodge we will try & utilize it by using if for the Birds & Animals at Flowery Dell where possible.

Created on 04/9/2013 LOCAL INFORMATION Below is some local information for those of you who like to organise practicalities in advance, if you require any further information, please don’t hesitate to contact us. If you are accessing this info online simply cut & paste web addresses into your web browser.

LOCAL DIRECTIONS

RICHMOND TOWN CENTRE 1. Turn right out of Flowery Dell. 2. At the end of the lane turn left. 3. Take the second right turning after the bridge. 4. Follow the road turning right up the steep hill. 5. Parking in on the cobbled area in Richmond Centre is currently free you just need to put a blue disc in your windscreen with arrival time (blue disc available free from reception or local shops). Please note there are pay and display car parks around the outskirts of the town

LOCAL SUPERMARKETS Ken Warnes Open seven days a week - stockists of local Yorkshire produce 22 Market Place Richmond, DL10 4QG 01748 826 660 www.kenwarne.co.uk

Richmond CO OP SUPERMARKET Queens Road, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4AJ Telephone: 01748 825789 www.co-operative.coop/food/welcome/ Opening Hours Mon to Fri 8am – 10pm, Sat 8am – 8pm & Sun 11am – 5pm 1. When you reach the centre of Richmond following the above directions drive straight through keeping to the main road. 2. Go straight across the 1st roundabout & turn left at the second roundabout

Speciality shops in Richmond Edwina’s Cakes – Frenchgate, Richmond, DL10 4HZ – Telephone 01748 826622 At the bottom of the market square turn left. Edwina’s Cakes produce cakes for all occasions, all home-made on the premises.

Jefferson’s of Richmond 57B Market Place, Richmond, DL10 4JQ – Telephone 01748 821258 At the bottom of the market place, Jefferson’s, the local grocers shop / Deli sell traditional hand-prepared seasonal foods, including a range of baked cakes, biscuits, tarts and savoury items, such as quiche, flans and pies.

Created on 04/9/2013 Angus Morton Butchers 6 Finkle street, Richmond, DL10 0QA - 01748 822644 Traditional local butcher’s selling locally reared meats - also sausages, cooked meats, own cured bacon and burgers (ideal for the BBQ) all prepared on the premises. Ask for Ian.

Stuart Hamiltons Traditional Butchers 8 Rosemary Lane, North Yorkshire, DL10 4DP – 01748 822205

Frenchgate Fudge Makers & Chocolatiers 1 Frenchgate, Richmond, DL10 4HZ - 01748 825893 Home-made chocolates and fudge, also Belgian truffles. Ask for Janet.

Parkers Veg – 34 Market Place, Richmond, DL10 4QG - 01748 821615 Quality producers of fruit and vegetables – premier quality, offering eggs, milk, cream, chutneys and cheese. Ask for James or Annie. Home deliveries on www.veg2you.com

TESCO (24 hours except Sunday) Richmond Road, Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire DL9 3EN Tel: 01748 542445 1. Turn right out of Flowery Dell. 2. Turn left at the end of the lane. 3. Take the 1st right opposite Holly Hill Inn. 4. Turn right at the end of the road. 5. Go straight across the roundabout. 6. Turn right at the traffic lights. 7. Take the 1st left turning. Also on the shopping park is a McDonalds, Tesco petrol station, Boots www.tesco.com – order your groceries online – They will Deliver to your lodge providing you are there to accept your shopping

Created on 04/9/2013 EMERGENCY NUMBERS

NHS DIRECT Tel: 0845 4647 www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk

DOCTORS Quakers Lane Centre –Tel: 01748 850440 Quakers Lane, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4BB www.quakerslanesurgery.co.uk

Friary Surgery, Richmond Tel: 0844 4996637 Queens Road, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4UJ

HOSPITALS The Friarage Hospital, Northallerton Minor Injuries and Major Casualties Tel: 01609 779911 Bullamoor Road Northallerton, North Yorkshire DL6 1JG www.southtees.nhs.uk/live/?a=1800

Darlington Memorial Hospital Tel: 01325 380100 Hollyhurst Road, Darlington, County Durham, DL3 6HX www.cddft.nhs.uk/locations/darlington-memorial-hospital.aspx

The James Cook University Hospital Tel: 01642 850850 Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW www.southtees.nhs.uk/live/?a=1799

VET Swale Practice, Fairfield Way, Gallowfields Trading Estate, Richmond, DL10 4TB Tel: 01748 822389

DENTIST D. Pope, 5 Rosemary Lane, Richmond, DL10 4DP Tel: 01748 824177

Alpha Dentist, 16b Hildyard Row, Catterick Garrison, DL9 4DH Tel: 01748 832802 www.alphadental.co.uk

NHS DENTIST, 41 Market Place Richmond DL10 4QL Tel:01748 826946

PHARMACY Boots the Chemist, Richmond, 15-16 Market Pl Richmond, DL10 4PX Tel: 01748 823322 www.boots.com

Created on 04/9/2013 Richmond Pharmacy, 20 King Street Richmond, DL10 4HP Tel: 01748 823238

POLICE I'Anson Road Richmond North Yorkshire DL10 4ND Barrack Hill – 101

NEARBY PUBS/RESTAURANTS

GEORGE & DRAGON HUDSWELL – Food every lunchtime and evening (no food Monday and Sunday evening) Telephone: (01748) 518373 – 5 Min Drive. Traditional Village owned country pub, bar meals, snacks and restaurant.www.georgeanddragonhudswell.com (Dog Friendly in Bar Area) 1. Turn left out of Flowery Dell Entrance. 2. Keep following the road to village of Hudswell. 3. Pub is on the right halfway through village – parking roadside. The little Village Run Shop is located next door to the pub & stocks basic provisions

BOLTON ARMS DOWNHOLME (no food all day Tuesday) Telephone: (01748) 823716 – 10 min drive. Upmarket bar and restaurant meals. Car Park. www.boltonarmsdownholme.com (No Dogs Allowed) 1.Turn left out of Flowery Dell Entrance. 2.Keep following the road across the moor to Downholme. The car park is situated on the right hand side.

HOLLY HILL INN (no food sun evenings) Sleegill, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4RJ Telephone: (01748) 822192 – 5 min walk. Lively country pub, bar meals, snacks and restaurant. Car Park. www.holly-hill-inn.co.uk (Some Dogs allowed in bar area – By Prior arrangement only – Tel to check) 1. Turn right out of Flowery Dell Entrance. 2. Turn left at the end of the lane. 3. The car park is on the left hand side.

Richmond – Places to eat – 5 min Drive

Rustique Restaurant Excellent Value French Restaurant with early bird menu. Open Monday to Saturday from 10am till 9pm and now Sunday between 12pm and 9pm 01748 821565 Chantry Wynd, Finkle St, Richmond, DL10 4QB www.rustiqueyork.co.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 Cross View Tea Rooms and Restaurant A traditional Tea Room located in a listed Georgian building overlooking Richmond's historic cobbled market place. A regular menu of delicious, freshly prepared main meals is supplemented with a range of daily, main course specials and fresh baking all prepared on the premises. 38/39 Market Place, Richmond, North Yorkshire. Tel: 01748 825897 www.crossviewtearooms.co.uk

The Black Lion – Finkle Street, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4QB – 01748 826217 A good selection of traditional specials, everything from cheese and onion tart to lamb shank www.theblacklionhotelrichmond.com The Turf – Victoria Road, Richmond, DL10 4DW – 01748 829011 Dog-friendly pub, serving traditional bar food just off the market square.

La Piazza 2, Dundas Street, Richmond This newly opened Italian restaurant has a modern, open-view kitchen, stone tiled floors, outside decking and feature fountains. The menu is classic Italian with a wide selection of pizzas, pasta, meat-based and vegetarian dishes. Tel: 01748 825008. www.lapiazzaitalianrichmond.co.uk

The Station, Richmond The Station One of the area’s most popular social venues. Here you can eat in Season’s café/restaurant, which serves a wide range of refreshments from teas to glasses of wine and light lunches to three-course meals. Alternatively, you could sample one of the many flavours offered by Archer’s ice-cream parlour. This delicious jersey ice-cream is a firm favourite with adults and children alike! The Station has outside seating in the summer months. Visit: www.richmondstation.com

The King’s Head, Richmond A variety of lunches and suppers are served in the bar downstairs. Dinner is available each evening in an attractive restaurant located on the first floor with views across the cobbled Market Place. The dinner menu offers a variety of meat, fish and vegetarian options. Example dishes include: roast fillet of lamb with pancetta and spinach, thyme and orange jus with dauphinoise potato; or haunch of venison, with herb and black pepper crust, butternut squash, celeriac and beet risotto. For Sunday lunch, there is a choice of roasts. Tel: 01748 850220. Visit: www.kingsheadrichmond.co.uk

The Frenchgate Hotel, Richmond This restaurant was recently awarded two rosettes by the AA and presents some of Yorkshire’s finest food and wines in stylish surroundings. The menus change frequently but typical main courses are a loin of Yorkshire lamb together with a confit of shoulder, a fillet of local beef, fresh halibut or a vegetarian option. Tel: 01748 822087. Visit: www.thefrenchgate.co.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 Famous Yorkshire Tearooms Bettys Yorkshire is home to the world-famous Bettys and a visit to the county is not complete without indulging at one of its tearooms. The closest to Flowery Dell are at Northallerton (30 min drive, Harrogate (one in the town centre and a second at the RHS garden at Harlow Carr) and York. Each tearoom has its own distinct character but all offer elegant surroundings, old fashioned service and mouthwatering delicacies. Visit:www.bettys.co.uk

Special Occasion Restaurants Below is a small selection of restaurants for a special occasion The Shoulder of Mutton – Middleton Tyas, Richmond, DL10 6QX – 01325 377271 Traditional pub set in the village of Middleton Tyas, near Scotch Corner. Good food, friendly and welcoming service, hand-pulled beers. www.shoulderofmuttonmiddletontyas.co.uk

The Blue Lion, East Witton Widely regarded as one of the North of England’s leading country inns, the Blue Lion has received a host of regional and national culinary awards, including three-times winner of the Dining Pub of the Year. All food is freshly prepared, using a wide variety of mainly Yorkshire ingredients. There is also a wide selection of vegetarian dishes to choose from. Tel: 01969 624273. Visit: www.thebluelion.co.uk

The Bay Horse, Hurworth The Bay Horse is a traditional English pub with open fires and hand pulled local ales. The restaurant serves classic English dishes with a variety of daily specials. Locally sourced produce is used wherever possible and all bread is baked on site with a different selection every day. Main courses include Beef and Cumberland Ale Pie with Baby Mushrooms and Pancetta or Pan Fried Salmon with a Creamy Casserole of Mussels. Tel: 01325 720663. Visit: www.thebayhorsehurworth.com

Overton House Café, Reeth As well as a lunchtime menu, the café also offers evening dining. Sample dishes include: country pork and game terrine with pineapple pickle; steamed Shetland mussels in Thai coconut broth; pork fillet with celeriac and Swaledale Blue risotto. Limited opening. Please call for current opening times and to book a table. Tel: 01748 884332. Visit: www.overtonhousecafe.co.uk

The Wensleydale Heiffer, West Witton As The Times said on 30 June 2007, "reel in a prize catch with Whitby cod, crackling Black Sheep batter, fat chips and posh peas which is the best fish supper you'll eat all year, in or out of a newspaper." The whole of the ground floor of this former 17th century coaching inn has been transformed into an elegant, contemporary dining experience, with log fires in the spacious lounge. The à la carte menu is predominantly on the seafood theme, e.g. Thai coconut fish curry with halibut, salmon and tiger prawns, or salmon fillet with lobster and crab, served with crushed new potatoes, buttered spinach and herb cream. Tel: 01969 622322. Visit: www.wensleydaleheifer.co.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 The Sandpiper Inn, Leyburn There are three main menus, lunch, dinner and Sunday lunch, which are taken in a separate dining room. Main courses feature dishes such as beef fillet and wild mushrooms, leeks and black bacon, or Moroccan spiced chicken with cous cous. Vegetarians are not overlooked, with grilled haloumi on a salad of roasted vegetables as a tasty example. Desserts include mango vacherin and raspberry sauce or a terrine of three chocolates with a pistachio sauce. Closed: Monday. Tel: 01969 622206. Visit: www.sandpiperinn.co.uk

The CB Inn, Arkengarthdale & Punch Bowl Inn, Low Row The Inn takes delivery of fresh local lamb and beef which is reared and butchered in the area and game is shot locally from the surrounding moors according to season. Fresh fish is delivered daily from Hartlepool and the second Tuesday of every month is fish night. Dishes can range from a hearty lunch of steamed beef suet pudding or a more sophisticated evening meal of roasted halibut stuffed with smoked salmon mousse, confit of fennel with prawn and martini sauce. Tel: 01748 884567. Visit: www.cbinn.co.uk www.pbinn.co.uk

The Bridge Inn, Grinton Bar food includes filled baguettes and baked potatoes, soup, grilled goats cheese with a honey, thyme and walnut dressing, smoked mackerel pâté, steak in ale pie, Cumberland sausage with onion gravy, garlic and sage pork belly on a stew of lentils, smoked bacon, and tomatoes, and puddings such as dark, milk and white chocolate tart and lemon and lime cheesecake. Also serves traditional Sunday lunches. Tel: 01748 884224. Visit: www.bridgeinn-grinton.co.uk

The Friars Head, Akebar Park, Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, DL8 5LY Telephone: 01677 450201/450591 Excellent local reputation varied high quality menu www.akebarpark.com/restaurant-and-pub/friars-head

Family Friendly Restaurants/Pubs – Open every evening including a sun (6pm to 9pm) Sample menu in your lodge The Bay Horse Inn, Ravensworth, Richmond, DL11 7ET. Tel 01325 718328 www.bayhorseinnravensworth.co.uk

The Ralph Fitz Randal Queens Road, Richmond, DL10 4AE, Tel: 01748 828080 Mon - Thu: 8.30am to 12am Fri - Sat: 8.30am to 1am Sun: 8.30am to 12am http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/pubs/the-ralph-fitz-randal

Created on 04/9/2013 Dog Friendly Pubs (please telephone before going as policies may change)

George & Dragon, Hudswell, (01748) 518373 – 5 min drive www.georgeanddragonhudswell.com

Town Hall, Richmond, 01748 822068

The Countrymans Inn Hunton 01677450554 www.countrymansinn.co.uk

The Cover Bridge Inn East Witton Nr Leyburn 01969623250. Lovely walk past Rievaux Abbey nearby and walks from the pub www.thecoverbridgeinn.co.uk

Kings Arms Askrigg 01969650817

Fox and Hounds West Witton, Leyburn 01969 623650 www.foxwitton.com

The Golden Lion Hotel Leyburn 01969 622161 www.thegoldenlion.co.uk

The Kings Arms Leyburn 01969 650817

The Green Dragon Hardraw 01969 667392 ( Hardraw Falls are only seen by going through the pub) www.greendragonhardraw.com

The Wheatsheaf Inn Carperby 01969 663216 www.wheatsheafinwensleydale.co.uk

The Kings Arms Reeth 01748 884259 www.thekingsarms.com

The Black Swan Middleham 01969 622221

The Blue Lion East Witton 01969 624273 (more a restaurant than a pub) www.thebluelion.co.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 FAST FOOD OUTLETS IN RICHMOND The below is a small taste of local takeaways & restaurants mainly located in the centre of Richmond. Please note most of the below takeaways don’t accept credit cards. There are a small selection of there leaflets in the lodges & at reception or you can visit their websites for takeaway menus.

HOME DELIVERY TO FLOWERY DELL… Pizza Pronto 53-54 Market Place, Richmond, DL10 4JJ. Tel: - 01748 826265 Open 7 days 5pm till late. www.pizzaprontorichmond.co.uk

Delhi-cious Indian Takeaway 15 Cutpurse Lane, Richmond, DL10 4PF Open: Mon to Sun 5pm – 11pm 01748 824916

Pizza Figaro 12A Rosemary Lane, Richmond, DL10 4DP 01748 825995 Delivery Restrictions – min order Tel for details

Amontola - Indian Restaurant and Take Away 8-10 Queens Road, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4AE Tel: 01748 826070 - Out of hours: 07747 625704 Open: 7 days a week Sun to Thu 4.30pm – 11.30pm Fri & Sat 4.30pm – 12am PLEASE NOTE ONLY DELIVER – Sun to Thu – during quiet periods www.amontola-restaurant.co.uk

DON’T DELIVER PICK UP ONLY… Chef Hong Kong Cantonese & Chinese Meals to Take Away ‘Red Brae’ West Terrace, Richmond, DL10 4EQ Open: Monday – closed Sunday 6pm – 11pm Tue & Wed 5.30pm – 10pm Thu – 5pm – 10pm Fri & Sat – 5pm – 11pm Cash only accepted Tel: 01748 823345

A Taste of Thailand Restaurant & Takeaway 15 King Street, Richmond, DL10 4HP Open: Everyday 12pm – 3pm & 5pm – 11pm Tel: 01748 829696

Barkers of Richmond 19 Trinity Church Sq Richmond, DL10 4QN Fish & Chip Shop & Restaurant 01748 825 768

Created on 04/9/2013 Castle Fisheries 53 Market Place, Richmond, North Yorkshire DL10 4JJ 01748 821300

New Treasure Garden Cantonese Restaurant 7 Castle Hill, Richmond, DL10 4QP Tel: 01748 825827 or Tel: 01748 826085 Open: Sun to Thu 6pm – 11pm, Fri & Sat 6pm – 11.30pm www.newtreasuregarden.co.uk

Jacoubs 21 Trinity Church Square, Richmond, DL10 4QN 01748 821296

Created on 04/9/2013 HELPFUL INFORMATION

Richmond Town Centre – 5 min drive - Bustling Norman Town with cobbled marketplace & bustling traditional shopping square Visit www.richmond.org - Online guide to Richmond

CINEMA The Station Cinema, Station Yard, Richmond, DL10 4LD Tel: 01748 823062 www.stationcinema.com www.richmondstation.com

Local Racecourses & Racing Circuits Catterick Races – Catterick Bridge, Richmond, Dl10 7PE – 01748 811478 – Distance: 2 miles Local horse racing track. www.catterickbridge.co.uk Croft Circuit – Croft on Tees, North Yorkshire, DL2 2PN – 01325 721815 – Distance: 10 miles Home of motorsport in the north east. www.croftcircuit.co.uk

LEISURE CLUBS

Liberty Health Club, The Old Engine Shed, Station Yard, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4LD Telephone: 01748 821000 Opening hours: Monday - Friday: 7.00am - 9.30pm Saturday: 8.30am - 5.00pm Sunday: 9.30am - 4.00pm (Bank holidays as advised) Off-peak: Monday - Friday, 7.00am - 4.00pm Recently Refurbished www.richmondshireleisuretrust.co.uk/LibertyHealthClub/tabid/111/Default.aspx

Catterick Leisure Centre, Gough Road, Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, DL9 3EL Tel: 01748 831 030 New state of art leisure centre & swimming pools www.catterickleisurecentre.com

Created on 04/9/2013 LOCAL & NATIONAL TRANSPORT LINKS

Nearest Train/Bus Station - Darlington – you can get a bus to Richmond direct from the bus or train station & a bus or taxi to Flowery Dell from Richmond www.nationalexpress.com - (National wide coach service)

LOCAL BUSES – timetable email: [email protected] Tel: 0870 608 2 608 LOCAL AIRPORT - www.durhamteesvalleyairport.com (Durham Tees Valley Airport) LOCAL TAXIS - From Richmond to Flowery Dell one way costs approx £4 Amalgamated Taxi’s: 01748 825112 or 01748 822269 Garrisons Cars Taxi Service: 01748 876433 or 01748 836666 Taxi Cards in your lodge & at reception

FOR ROAD LINKS – SEE OUR MAP PAGE & DIRECTIONS www.flowerydell-lodges.com/find_us.html

Local Tourist Boards

Richmond Tourist Information Centre 2 Queens Rd, Richmond DL10 4DN 01748 850549 http://www.richmond.org/tic/

Leyburn Tourist Information Centre 01969 622317 The Dales Haven, Market Place, Leyburn, DL8 5BJ Open daily 10.30am - 4pm www.welcometoleyburn.co.uk

Yorkshire Tourist Board www.yorkshirevisitor.com A site covering attractions in Yorkshire.

Local Post Office - Richmond 6A Finkle St, Richmond, DL10 4QB, Tel 01748 822378 . Distance ~ 2 miles Opening Hours Monday – Friday 9am-5.30pm Saturday 9am – 12.30pm

Local Swimming Pool Richmond Tel: 01748 824581 www.richmondshireleisuretrust.co.uk

Local Fuel Stations

Peter Marwood (Total) Petrol Stations Darlington Road Richmond. DL10 7AW, 01748 824203,

Created on 04/9/2013 Harvest Energy (S G Petch - Richmond) Ltd 21-23 Victoria Rd Richmond. DL10 4AS, 01748 825 757,

Tesco (24 Hour Pay at Pump available) Richmond Road Catterick Garrison DL9 3EN, 0845 6779137,

Shell (UK) Ltd Petrol Stations Great North Road (A1) Middleton Tyas Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 6PB, 01748 829020

Beacon Garage Catterick Road, Brough St Giles, Richmond, DL8 4RE, 01748 833769

Local Markets Richmond Outdoor Market – Every Saturday Indoor Market – Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Farmers Market – Every 3rd Saturday For details of Local Farmers Markets visit www.ndfm.co.uk

Banks in Richmond Natwest, 20 Market place, Richmond, DL10 4QF. HSBC, 23 Market place, Richmond, DL10 4QQ. Barclays, 55 market place, Richmond, DL10 4JH. Lloyds TSB, 2 Frenchgate, Richmond, DL10 4JG.

Local Websites Richmond www.richmond.org Online guide to Richmond This site is contains lots of local businesses to make your stay in the Yorkshire Dales enjoyable. Wensleydale www.wensleydale.net Bedale www.bedale.com Darlington www.visitdarlington.net Northallerton www.northallerton.org York www.york-united-kingdom.co.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 Local Churches St Agathas, Easby, Richmond - 01748 811840 Evensong – 3.15pm winter, 6.30pm summer Holy Communion – 8.00am first Sunday in each month

Richmond Methodist Church, The Manse, Richmond - 01748 823149 Sunday service at 10.45am

St. Joseph and St. Francis Xavier R.C. Church, Victoria Road, Richmond - 01748 822175 Saturday Vigil Mass at 6.30pm, Sunday Mass at 9.30am

St. Mary the Virgin Parish Church, Church Wynd, Richmond - 01748 823398 Sunday Holy Communion at 8.00am, Parish Eucharist at 10.00am

FARM SHOPS Mainsgill Farm & Shop, Richmond, DL11 7PN Tel: 01325 718385 www.mainsgillfarm.co.uk - Breakfasts highly recommended

Piercebridge Organic Farm, Piercebridge, DL2 3SE Tel: 01325 374251 Organic Farm Shop & Cafe - Award Winning Organic Chicken www.piercebridgefarm.co.uk

Thorpe Farm Centre, Thorpe Farm, Greta Bridge, DL12 9TY Tel: 01833 627242 www.thorpefarm.co.uk More than a Farm Shop - ideal for families

The Lakeside Farm Shop & Country Cafe, North Farm, Scorton, DL10 6AP Tel: 01748 818382 www.thelakesidefarmshop.co.uk Excellent play area for children

INDOOR NEARBY CHILDRENS PLAY AREA www.wackadayz.co.uk (15 min drive from Flowery Dell.) Station Road, Brompton on Swale, Richmond, DL10 7SQ Tel. 01748 810077 Open 9.30am – 6.30pm Prices under 1’s - free, Under 5’s - £3.50, Over 5-16 - £4, Adults £1.00 Wackadazy is the perfect place to let the kidz exercise through play, whilst accompanying adults join in the fun or sit back and relax with a hot drink, and some great food. www.adventure-point.co.uk (30 mins from Flowery Dell) Unit 1 Morton Trade Park, Morton Parkway, Darlington, DL1 4WE Tel: 01325 481616 Open 9.30am to 6.30pm Cost £5 per family

Created on 04/9/2013 www.ruffntumble.co.uk (30-40 min drive from Flowery Dell) Unit 3, Park 2000, Millennium Way, Newton Aycliffe, Co Durham, DL5 6AR Tel. 01325 313777 Large indoor play centre suited for children under 12, with dedicated areas for under 5’s. Incl bungee trampolines, climbing wall, ten pin bowling, sports courts, drop slides and ball cannons. Prices for 2 hour session: Under 1’s Free, Ages 1-4 - £4.20 and Ages 5-11 - £5.20 Opening hours:- Mon to Thurs 10am (until 3pm Parents & Toddlers). Last admission 5.30pm, close 7.30pm Fri 10am (until 3pm Parents & Toddlers). Last admission 5.30pm, close 8pm Sat 9.30am. Last admission 6pm. Close 8pm Sun 9.30am. Last admission 4.30pm. Close 6.30pm Note: Parent & Toddler sessions only run during term time. During school holidays opens 9.30am every morning www.theplayshack.co.uk (30-40 min drive from Flowery Dell) Unit 6, All Saints Industrial Estate, Shildon, Co Durham, DL4 2RD. Tel: 01388 779477 2 hours play from £3.45 to £3.95 per child Open 7 days a week 10am to 7pm Friday & Saturday, 10am to 6pm Sunday

Created on 04/9/2013 THINGS TO DO...

Horse Riding Mark & Michelle Firby Hollies Riding School & Livery, Hudswell Lane, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4SN. www.holliesridingschool.co.uk [email protected] Tel 07930 481 568

Masham Riding Centre Tel: (01765) 689241 or 689636 Dykes Hill House, Masham, Ripon, HG4 4NS www.mashamridingcentre.com 1/2 hour treks & lessons from Approx £14

LOCAL BREWERY TOUR Black Sheep Brewery, Wellgarth, Masham, HG4 4EN Tel: 01765 689227 www.blacksheepbrewery.com

AWARD WINNING GARDENS 3 Millgate, Richmond, DL10 4JN 01748 823571 www.millgatehouse.com/id2.html

Walks www.daleswalks.co.uk Local & Dales Walks

Farm Attractions www.farmattraction.co.uk Big Sheep & Little Cow Tel: 01677 422125 Bedale, North Yorkshire DL8 1AW

www.hazelbrow.co.uk Hazel Brow Farm - Tel: 01748 886224 Low Row Richmond North Yorkshire DL11 6NE Help feed the animals at both farms

Created on 04/9/2013 Mountain Bike Hire 30 Min Drive From Flowery Dell www.dalesbikecentre.co.uk/bike-hire.html Dales Bike Centre Parks Barn, Fremington, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 6AW. Tel: 01748 884908 Prices from Approx £25 for 1/2 day hire or £40 per day

Local Railways

www.wensleydalerailway.com Tel: 08454 505474 Traditional railway brought back to life recently – Leeming Bar to Leyburn Leeming Bar Station, Leases Road, Leeming Bar, Northallerton, DL7 9AR

Theme Parks www.lightwatervalley.co.uk Lightwater Valley, North Stainley, Ripon, HG4 3HT Tel: 0871 720 0011 Home to the Worlds Longest Rollercoaster

www.flamingoland.co.uk/park Flamingo Land. Kirby Misperton, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 6UX. Tel: 0871 9118000 A mini zoo & themepark

www.wetnwild.co.uk Rotary Way, Royal Quays, North Shields, Tyne & Wear, NE29 6DA Tel: 0191 296 1333 The UK’s Largest Water Park

Something Different... The Forbidden Corner Tupgill Park Estate, Coverham, Middleham, Leyburn, North Yorkshire. DL8 4TJ. Tel: 01969 640638 www.theforbiddencorner.co.uk

Thorp Perrow Arboretum, Bedale, DL8 2PR Tel: 01677 425323 www.thorpperrow.com

LOCAL MUSEUMS Green Howards Museum, Trinity Church Square, Richmond, DL10 4QN Tel: 01748 826561 Opening Hours: Tue - Sat 10am - 4.30pm & Sun 1pm - 4pm www.greenhowards.org.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 Richmondshire Museum, Ryders Wynd, Richmond, DL10 4JA Tel: 01748 825611 Opening Hours: Daily 10.30am - 4.30pm Open April 1 until the end of October www.richmondshiremuseum.org.uk

Dales Countryside Museum This fascinating museum, managed by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, tells the story of the people and landscape of the Yorkshire Dales past and present. Displays interpret the development of the Dales from prehistoric times to the present day. Themes include: school days, home life, leisure time, religion, transport, communication and tourism, farming, local crafts and industries. The Museum itself is housed in an exciting and imaginative conversion of the Hawes railway station in Wensleydale. Visit: www.yorkshiredales.org.uk/index/enjoying/dales_countryside_museum.htm

World of James Herriot This popular museum in Thirsk is dedicated to the world renowned vet James Herriot and offers visitors an interactive experience of the life and times of a man, who became a national celebrity after the airing of the BBC drama All Creatures Great and Small. See the television sets for Skeldale House and James’ car together with period veterinary instruments. Visit: www.worldofjamesherriot.org

The Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, DL12 8NP Tel: 01833 690606 www.thebowesmuseum.org.uk Open Daily 11am - 5pm Tickets available to purchase in advance from www.yorkshireholidaytreats.com or from Flowery Dell Reception (subject to availability)

HISTORIC BUILDINGS & COUNTRY HOUSES Easby Abbey – 10 min drive The tranquil ruins of Easby Abbey - founded in 1152 by the Premonstratensian monks. It is open all year round with free admission. http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/easby-abbey/

Richmond Castle – 5 min drive With its breathtaking views of the Yorkshire Dales, Richmond Castle was originally built to subdue the unruly North of England and is one of the greatest Norman fortresses in Britain. An interactive exhibition unveils the castle’s past and guests can also enjoy the secluded Cockpit Garden. The castle has a fun and exciting events programme throughout the year. Visit: www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/richmond- castle

Constable Burton Hall – 20 min drive Set in beautiful countryside at the entrance to Wensleydale, this extensive romantic garden is surrounded by 18th century parkland with a superb John Carr house (not open). Fine trees and woodland walks combine with an interesting collection of alpines and extensive shrubs and roses. Explore the stream garden with its large architectural plants and reflection ponds. Open mid March to end of September. Visit: www.constableburtongardens.co.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 Kiplin Hall – 20 min drive This striking Jacobean country house - just down the road from Brompton Lakes - was built in the 1620s for George Calvert, Secretary of State to James I, later 1st Lord Baltimore and founder of Maryland, USA. The Hall is now furnished as a welcoming Victorian family home, with examples of works from the 19th century Arts and Crafts Movement, and fascinating items including Admiral Lord Nelson’s library chair from H.M.S. Victory, and part of the block of wood on which Charles I was beheaded - allegedly! There are also beautiful gardens and lakeside walks. Visit:www.kiplinhall.co.uk

Castle Bolton – 30 min drive Located in the heart of Wensleydale, this spectacular medieval fortress was completed by Sir Richard Le Scrope in 1399. It has had a colourful history and Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned here in 1569. Visit: www.boltoncastle.co.uk

Middleham Castle – 30 min drive Once the childhood home of Richard III, Middleham Castle has had an illustrious history. Although roofless, extensive remains of the fortified palace still survive, making it a fascinating place to explore. Visit: www.english- heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/middleham-castle

Further afield…

Castle Howard Home to the Howard family for over 300 years, Castle Howard, near York, is a magnificent 18th-century residence set within 1,000 acres of breathtaking landscape. Many people will recognise its distinctive architecture as the location for various film sets including Brideshead Revisted (1981 and 2008) and Garfield (2006). It has a world- renowned garden with woodland and lakeside walks, and an adventure playground. There is also a popular farm shop and plant centre. Visit: www.castlehoward.co.uk

Harewood House Built in the mid-18th century, Harewood House has magnificent interiors by Robert Adam, furniture by Thomas Chippendale and paintings by Turner, Reynolds, Titian and El Greco. Additional attractions include extensive gardens, adventure play area and a popular bird garden. It is 5 miles from Wetherby and the A1. Visit: www.harewood.org

Newby Hall Built under the guidance of Sir Christopher Wren in the 17th century, this impressive house has a fine collection of classical statuary and some of Chippendale's finest furniture. It is set within 25 acres of award-winning gardens, full of rare and beautiful plants. Other attractions include: an adventure garden for children, with an aerial slide and pedalo boats; a miniature railway; sculpture park and woodland discovery walk. Open Easter to end of September. Visit: www.newbyhall.com

Created on 04/9/2013 Raby Castle Built by the Nevill family in the 14th century, Raby is one of finest medieval castles in England. Every room, from the magnificent Barons' Hall, where 700 knights gathered to plot the 'Rising of the North', to the medieval kitchen which was used until 1954, gives an insight to life throughout the ages. It also houses a fantastic art collection and splendid interiors. The castle is located 8 miles north east of Barnard Castle. Visit: www.rabycastle.com

Fountains Abbey Yorkshire’s first World Heritage site, Fountains Abbey is a huge estate of naturally beautiful countryside, including the largest abbey ruins in the country and one of England’s most spectacular Georgian water gardens. It is situated 9 miles from the A1 near Ripon. Visit: www.fountainsabbey.org.uk

Jervaulx Abbey The atmospheric ruins of Jervaulx Abbey - founded in 1156 - are situated halfway between Masham and Leyburn on the A6108. The Abbey which was once a great Cistercian monastery was plundered and pillaged during the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 16th century. Visit: www.jervaulxabbey.com

Arts Galleries Baltic, Gateshead Housed in a landmark industrial building on the south bank of the River Tyne in Gateshead, Baltic is the biggest gallery of its kind in the world presenting a diverse programme of contemporary visual art. It is open daily and admission is free. Tel: 0191 4781810; visit: www.balticmill.com

Mesbrough Institute of Modern Art (MIMA) As well as a collection that comprises outstanding fine and applied art from 1900 to the present day, MIMA hosts regular exhibitions, tours and workshops. Admission is free but the gallery is closed on Monday. Tel: 01642 726720; visit: www.visitmima.com

Yorkshire Sculpture Park Although it is a bit further afield, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park near Wakefield is well worth the trip. With four indoor galleries and 500 acres of 18th century parkland, it is an international centre for modern and contemporary art. Here you can see works by Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, Antony Gormley and Elisabeth Frink, as well as exhibitions by international artists. The Park is one mile from Junction 38 of the M1 and is open daily. Admission is free. Tel: 01924 832631; visit: www.ysp.co.uk

The Angel of the North If you are travelling north, it is worth looking out for the iconic Angel of the North near Gateshead. It is Britain’s largest sculpture and was designed by Antony Gormley. The sculpture can easily be seen from the A1 road or it is possible get up close by going to its base at the southern edge of Low Fell.

Created on 04/9/2013 Temenos Temenos - a 110m (360ft) long sculpture by Anish Kapoor - was unveiled in Summer 2010 in Middlehaven Dock, Middlesbrough. It is the first of five giant sculptures planned for the Tees Valley. Temenos, which means a place apart or sacred ground, rests amongst a host of eye-catching structures, including the famous Transporter Bridge and Riverside Football Stadium.

Culture The Georgian Theatre Royal – 5 min Drive Built in 1788, Richmond’s own theatre is Britain’s most complete Georgian playhouse. Its year-round programme has something for everyone and includes music, comedy, drama and dance. If you are not able to see a show then you can take a guided tour of the building, which provides a comprehensive look at the theatre’s history. For more information, call the box office on 01748 825252 or visit: www.georgiantheatreroyal.co.uk

The Sage The Sage Gateshead is an international live music venue which incorporates all kinds of music ranging from acoustic, indie, country, world, folk, jazz, electronic and dance to classical music concerts by the resident Northern Sinfonia. For programme details, contact the box office on 0191 4434661 or visit: www.thesagegateshead.org

Adventure activities

Aerial Extreme Aerial Extreme at the Camphill Estate near Bedale offers a high ropes adventure course, which caters for novice adventurers and the serious adrenalin junkie alike. Please note there is a height restriction of 1.1 metres and above. Visit: www.aerialextreme.co.uk

Rock Steady Adventure Rocksteady Adventure provide a wide range of adventurous activities across Yorkshire including Rock Climbing, Gorge Walking, Mountain Biking and Coasteering. See their website for more information and contact them directly to organise and outside adventure to suit your group or family. Visit: www.rocksteadyadventure.co.uk

Fishing shops Gilsan Sports Located in nearby Richmond, Gilsan Sports stocks a wide range of fishing tackles and accessories, including Hardy and Greys. Contact: 01748 822108 or visit: www.gilsansports.com Northallerton Angling Centre - 4a Zetland Street, Northallerton, DL6 1NA – 01609 779140 Darlington Angling Centre - 341 North Road, Darlington, DL1 3BL – 01325 481818 Please see below information on fishing in the area:

Created on 04/9/2013 FISHING RIVER SWALE DAY TICKET FISHING RIVER SWALE LEVEL INFORMATION: Tel - Environment Agency Rivercall Service: 0906 619 7722 - R. Swale = Option 3 (Premium Rate) Web - Environment Agency River Levels: Swale, Ure, Nidd and Upper Ouse *NEW Richmond - the scenery in the Richmond area is outstanding, particularly upstream of the town. Good fly fishing for brown trout and grayling. The fishing is controlled by Richmond and District Angling Society who have 14 miles of fishing between Marske and Great Langton. Day tickets:- available from Castle Walk Sports, 14 Finkle Street, Richmond, DL10 4QB. Cost:- £6 per day or £15 a week. Telephone:- 01748 824144 (Castle Walk Sports) Golf Courses Catterick Golf Club – 5 min drive Best golf course in area. www.catterickgolfclub.co.uk

Richmond Golf Club – 5 min drive Set on the outskirts of Richmond, this picturesque 18-hole course is open to visitors as well as members. Visit: www.richmondyorksgolfclub.co.uk Bedale Golf Club Good Quality Local Course – 25 min drive www.bedalegolfclub.com

Romanby Golf and Country Club – 30 min drive Located between Richmond and Northallerton, this championship standard 18-hole golf course is set in 200 acres of parkland with attractive lakes and the River Wiske presenting excellent water hazards. Visit: www.romanby.com

Beauty treatments Can be booked in your lodge in advance of your stay or by visiting the below website where you can also book extras: www.yorkshireholidaytreats.com

Saks Hair and Beauty, Scotch Corner – 15 min drive As well as hair styling, this Saks salon offers a wide variety of beauty treatments and pamper packages. It is based in the Leisure Club at the Scotch Corner Hotel (A1/A66 interchange). For further information, call: 01748 850 101. www.saks.co.uk

Turkish Baths and Health Spa, Harrogate This may be slightly further afield than other facilities but for sheer drama and spectacle it’s worth visiting the luxurious Victorian Turkish Baths in Harrogate. As well as a steam room and plunge pool there are several heated chambers, together with various treatments, therapies and pamper packages. To book call 01423 556746 or visit: www.harrogate.gov.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 Whilst on Holiday Beauty at Liberty, Richmond Situated in the Liberty Health Club, (opposite The Station and next door to the swimming pool), Sara Smith offers a full range of beauty treatments from luxury manicures and facials to full body massages. Combination packages can be tailored to suit the client to provide longer sessions. The Beauty Room is open Monday to Saturday but evening and Sunday appointments are available on request. Contact Sara on: 07590 950004 or visit: www.beauty-liberty.com

Bedale Beauty Located in the nearby town of Bedale, this salon offers a full range of health and beauty treatments and pamper packages. For further details contact 01677 426557 or visit: www.bedalebeauty.co.uk

FURTHER AFIELD Tan Hill Inn – Nr. Reeth, DL11 6ED – 01833 628246 This is the highest inn in England, and serves lunch and evening meals every day.www.tanhillinn.co.uk

Explore the Yorkshire Dales Swaledale and Wensleydale are within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and are areas of outstanding beauty. We have picked out the most notable towns to visit here but you may also like to look at the following websites: www.wensleydale.org, www.yorkshire-dales.com www.swaledale.net Reeth – Once the capital of the local lead mining industry, Reeth is now a popular place with visitors to the Dales and has many tea rooms and craft shops, mainly based around the large village green. Try the Garden House Pottery on the corner of the green which sells home-made pottery and the popular Damson Cheese. The Overton House Café is worth trying. www.reeth.org Hawes – This unique market town is famous for its chocolate box, picture postcard appeal, but it is also home to some of the most delicious local cheese (made famous by Wallace and Gromit), and the ancient art of ropemaking. There is a popular market, held every Tuesday. Aysgarth – Near the village of Aysgarth, the River Ure tumbles over a series of limestone steps which are known as Aysgarth Falls. Although not particularly high, the waterfalls are a well-known beauty spot and were made even more famous when they featured in Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves starring Kevin Costner. Leyburn – This is an important market town with many shops, hotels, inns and cafés. It is home to Tennants auctioneers who have sales just about every week. There is also a market every Friday. www.leyburn.co.uk

Created on 04/9/2013 See You soon… We’re sure you’ll enjoy your time at Flowery Dell Lodges. If you re-book your next visit during your stay you are entitled to receive a 5% discount. We are also confident you’ll enjoy your stay and want to tell people. If you’d like to recommend us to family and friends we have brochures in the lodges/at reception to take home with you or leave their details & we’ll send them a brochure. If, as a result of your recommendation they book with us, you will receive a £25 discount off your next booking, these offers cannot be used against existing bookings.

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Created on 04/9/2013