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Accommodation and Information Guide Campsites and Hostels 109 Miles of the Finest Walking in the North of England Accommodation and Information Guide Campsites and Hostels 109 miles of the finest walking in the north of England I CONTENTS I Cleveland Way Campsite and Hostel Guide 2 Contents Welcome . 3 Skinningrove . .. 10 Baggage Services . 16 Staithes . 10 Car Parking . 3 Brigantes . 16 Port Mulgrave . 10 Public Transport use the bus or train ..................... 3 Sherpa Van Project . 16 Hinderwell . 10 European Visitors . 3 Runswick Bay . 11 Useful Websites . 3 Information Centres . 17 Lythe . 11 Buy mugs, badges, even fingerblades! . 3 Sandsend . .. 11 Sutton Bank . 17 Cleveland Way Official Completion Book . 3 Whitby . 12 Great Ayton . 17 Get a Certificate . .. 3 High Hawsker . 12 Guisborough . 17 Try a pint of Striding the Riding! ......................... 3 Robin Hood’s Bay . 13 Saltburn . 17 Any Comments? . .. 3 Ravenscar . 13 Staithes Gateway Centre . 17 Hayburn Wyke . 14 Whitby . 17 Places to Stay on the Cleveland Way . 4 Cloughton . 14 Robin Hood’s Bay . 17 Burniston . 14 Information . 4 Scarborough . 14 Ravenscar . 17 Waymarking . 4 Filey . 15 Scarborough . .. 17 Maps and Guides . 4 Filey . 17 Holiday Operators . 16 Key . 5 AbsoluteEscapes . 16 Mileage Chart . 18 Helmsley . 6 Book My Trail . 16 Scawton . .. 6 Brigantes . 16 Sutton Bank . 6 Boltby . 6 Celtic Trails . 16 Osmotherley . 7 Contours Walking Holidays . 16 Ingleby Cross . 7 Discovery Travel . 16 Carlton Bank . 8 Macs Adventure . 16 Chop Gate . 8 Mickledore Travel . 16 Great Broughton . 8 Sherpa Van Project . 16 Farndale . 9 Kildale . 9 Great British Walks . 16 Wandering Aengus Treks . 16 Slapewath . 9 Note: this contents page is interactive . Saltburn . 10 Where to walk . 16 Click on a title to jump to that section . Cover photograph © Ceri Oakes This edition published April 2021 I CONTENTS I Cleveland Way Campsite and Hostel Guide 3 Welcome to the downloadable Cleveland Way Accommodation & Information Guide This booklet is produced for users of the Cleveland Way Car Parking Buy mugs, badges, even fingerblades! National Trail . It gives information on facilities available We recommend you use public transport to get to and from the Trail . There are a number of different products that you can purchase to remind you of your experiences on the Cleveland Way . Cloth badges, and a wide range of hotels, bed and breakfast and However, if you are intending to walk the Cleveland Way and wish to park your car in a public place, you are advised to inform the local stick badges and lapel badges are available from the Sutton Bank hostels along the route . police of your intentions . For information on where to park your car, Visitor Centre . You can also purchase badges, mugs and even old fingerblades from the National Trail shop atwww .nationaltrail co. .uk In addition there are contact numbers for pubs, shops and Doctors please contact the nearest Tourist Information Centre . along the route . This will make it easier for you to enjoy and plan Cleveland Way Official Completion Book Public Transport use the bus or train your walk . For example you can ring ahead to check if a pub is The official completion book for the Cleveland Way is held at the doing lunches on a certain day . Most addresses are on or close Rail services connect to York, Malton, Thirsk, Middlesbrough, Great the Country Park Stores in Filey Country Park – just a few hundred to the route . During the summer it is highly advisable to book Ayton, Whitby, Scarborough and Filey . In addition bus services can metres from the finish at Filey Brigg . accommodation in advance so you are not disappointed at the end get you to the start at Helmsley from York, Malton or Scarborough . of the day to find that all the accommodation is booked up . We also For details of all bus and train services contact one of the Tourist Get a Certificate recommend that you consider starting midweek or reverse the route Information Centres listed in this Guide or call Traveline on We are sure you will be on 'Cloud Nine' when you complete the to start from Filey – if you are struggling to find accommodation . Cleveland Way . To mark your achievement, why not get hold of 0871 200 22 33 or visit their website at www traveline. .info a certificate . While every effort has been made to ensure that the details are Look out also for Moorbus, who operate some services along the as accurate as possible, properties are not inspected by the Go to this link www .nationaltrail .co .uk/cleveland-way/ Cleveland Way www .moorsbus .org Cleveland Way Partnership and it cannot be held responsible for completion-certificate to purchase a high quality colour any inaccuracies within this guide nor for any consequence arising certificate from the National Trail Shop for £6 . from the use of the information . Walkers are advised to check European Visitors details for themselves when booking . This is especially the case as If you are arriving at Hull using North Sea Ferries, you should be Try a pint of Striding the Riding! accomodation opens up again following the Covid-19 restrictions . landing at about 8 00am. The ferry company will provide a bus to take We are delighted to be supported by the Helmsley Brewery, foot passengers to Hull Railway Station . From Hull Station you can who brew a pale ale dedicated to our National Trail and give us a catch a train to York and a bus on to Helmsley . On finishing the walk percentage of the sales to help us to manage and promote the Trail . you can catch either a bus or train directly from Filey back to Hull . Look out for Striding the Riding at Helmsley Brewery and in pubs along the way and in bottles . Love the Useful Websites The official Cleveland Way website is available through Any Comments? Cleveland Way? www .nationaltrail .co .uk This site provides a wealth of detail and We want you to enjoy thoroughly your experiences of the Cleveland You can donate to help background information to help you make the most of your visit to Way . Please let us know what you thought of the route . You can maintain and improve the trail the Cleveland Way . It includes a searchable database of facilities contact Malcolm Hodgson, National Trails Officer at: and a map of accommodation . North York Moors National Park, Cleveland Way Partnership, Visit nationaltrail .co .uk/cleveland-way/donate The Old Vicarage, Bondgate, for more information You can also go to www top10trails. .com for more walk ideas on the Cleveland Way . Finally there is lots of information to make your Helmsley, York YO62 5BP All donations are managed through ‘Walk Unlimited’ a not for profit organisation registered in England Reg . No .06595484 and transactions are completed through PayPal . experience more enjoyable on the North York Moors National Park Tel: 01439 772700 website www .northyorkmoors .org .uk E-mail: m .hodgson@northyorkmoors .org .uk I CONTENTS I Cleveland Way Campsite and Hostel Guide 4 Places to Stay on the Cleveland Way Information Redcar Waymarking For accommodation details please Waymarkers bearing the words ‘Cleveland Way’ and the National click on each individual place name . Trail symbol – a stylised acorn – can be found at most junctions Saltburn-by-the-Sea with other paths or roads . Away from roads, the acorn waymarker on gates and stiles serves as a check that you are on the Brotton Skelton Skinningrove correct route . Staithes GUISBOROUGH Loftus Port Mulgrave Maps and Guides Slapewath Hinderwell Runswick Bay It is essential to carry good maps and a compass on many sections of this path . The suggested maps are: Newton Under Roseberry Goldsborough Ordnance Survey – 1:25000 Explorer OL 26 Great Ayton Sandsend Kildale Ordnance Survey – 1:25000 Explorer OL 27 WHITBY The Moors Centre Ordnance Survey – 1:25000 Explorer Sheet 301 STOKESLEY Danby Castleton High Hawkser Alternatively A-Z produce a great map using OS maps . LE Ingleby Greenhow E DA These are available from the online shop Great Broughton AL ESK Robin Hood’s Bay Kirkby Clay www .nationaltrail .co .uk Carlton Bank Glaisdale Bank ESTERD Grosmont Faceby W E The suggested guide is: AL Swainby D Cleveland Way by Alan Stainforth Ingleby Ravenscar GLAIS Produced by the Natural England and Ordnance Cross Chop Gate Goathland Survey as part of the National Trail Guide series BILS RO Staintondale Osmotherley BRANS (includes 1:25000 scale strip maps of the route) . D SE AL D E AL Hayburn Wyke DA FA E Rosedale Abbey LE RN DA E Cloughton Cropton AL LE D ON Youth Hostels Burniston NEWT Dalby 9 Cleveland Way 1 Old Byland A (also England Coast Lockton Boltby Cold Kirby SCARBOROUGH Path on coast) FORGE Scawton Tourist Information VA 0 LLE A17 Railway KIRKBYMOORSIDE Y Sutton Bank HELMSLEY PICKERING THIRSK Thornton-le-Dale Kilburn FILEY B 12 57 A168 Coxwold 0 5 Km 3 0 3 m 36 MALTON 1 B I CONTENTS I Cleveland Way Campsite and Hostel Guide 5 Key Symbols for Settlements Symbols for Accommodation Map grid reference Youth Hostel Clothes/boots drying facilities Shortest walking distance from the trail Camping Laundry facilities Nearest train station Camping Barn Transport to and from the Trail by arrangement Telephone Camping Pod Luggage transported to next Toilets Accommodation Symbols overnight stop by arrangement Pub Accommodation star rating Hot water Bar meals in pub Children welcome Cold water Post Office Wheelchair access Showers General store Packed lunches available Toilets Cafe/Tea shop Evening meals available Site shop at accommodation or locally Restaurant Credit card(s) accepted Vegetarians catered for Food take-away Wi-Fi connection available Picnic area Dogs allowed by arrangement Parking Bank Cash machine available (including outside bank opening hours) Tourist Information Centre Tourist attraction I CONTENTS I Cleveland Way Campsite and Hostel Guide 6 Helmsley Sutton Bank Picturesque market town at the start of the trail .
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