• On arrival please drive down to the house, pip your horn or telephone 01751 472820 or 0793 222 0843 , we will then show you to your pitch
• Hand sanitizer and disinfectant spray is available next to the chemical emptying point and dustbins, extra cleaning is in place at these points
• Customers renting the holiday homes must bring their own duvets, pillows, bed linen, towels and tea towels.
• Sadly we are asking people not to come and watch the calf feeding and milking as we need to keep you and our staff safe. Some of our older family and staff members are very good at socialising but not very good at distancing!
• Please do not come to our site if you are showing symptoms of Covid-19, if you develop symptoms during your stay you must isolate immediately and return home, if possible. You must telephone the above numbers to inform us.
• We are legally bound to register all people staying here and when they leave as part of the NHS test and trace scheme.
• Sorry, no extra visitors onto the site at this time.
• REMEMBER TO KEEP YOUR DISTANCE!! The local economy relies heavily on tourism but please remember to protect your family and protect our community.
• Directions – do not turn into Wrelton village, you turn off the A170 down our drive.

Karen's Top 10 things to do

1. Take the steam train from Pickering, hop off to walk on the moors or visit “Heartbeat Country”.
2. Visit Castle Howard, one of the Treasure Houses of Britain. Splendour and Grandeur at its finest!
3. Walk through the fields to the neighbouring village of Sinnington. A picture postcard with school house and maypole on the green and river running through. A great place for a paddle and a picnic.
4. Catch a local agricultural show. With everything from terrier racing to pig judging, beautiful baby competition to the best chocolate cake. We know how to put on a “Grand Day Out”!
5. Stroll around the chocolate box village of Hutton Le Hole, with sheep grazing on the green, a stream to paddle in and the fascinating Ryedale Folk Museum. Another great picnic spot.
6. Drive, take the bus or steam train to Whitby to see the narrow streets and sheltered harbour.
7. Visit the historic city of York, walk the city walls, magnificent York Minster, National Railway Museum (free entry), medieval streets, Yorvik Viking museum, the list goes on and on!
8. Find the spectacular ruins of Rievaulx Abbey, hiding in a secluded wooded valley.
9. Wander around the market town of Helmsley with boutique shops and cafes.
10. Turn out the wife/husband/children. Get out a deck chair. Crack open your favourite tipple. Sit down. Relax. Listen to the skylarks. Watch the cows munching grass.