North York Moors National Park Authority Review

It's were i go for peace and quiet in my motorhome It's fantastic

Great place to go on a ride out take a packed lunch and a flask the view's are stunning.

Beautiful scenery the road to the white horse was long and narrow so maybe not for nervous drivers.

Beautiful countryside. Make sure you visit the North Yorkshire railway at Pickering.

Regular visitor and it never fails to be anything less than beautiful.

A national park since 1952, NYMNP, is a truly beautiful, picturesque, wild & sometimes bleak area of England, covering 554 sq miles, not just moorland, but, forest & coastline too.

This place and the YORKSHIRE DALES are "GODS COUNTRY

It's OK not so much because of interference from highly educated know alls.
But from the input of local farmers and game keeper's that actually make the area what it is, with out either one the area would not be worth visiting. Think on this the next time you visit, thank the workers.
Not so much the offices handing leaflets out but they deserve credit for helping funding for some work.

A great place for walking. Beautiful countryside. Some great country pubs for drinking and eating.

Such a nice little spot. Could do with a bigger car park at the Newton under Roseberry end, but there are multiple ways of conquering this hill (from Pinchinthorpe is a favourite!). Lovely day out!!

What an interesting place. Visited beginning December. A bit of snow added to the experience. Walking routes well signposted .

Loved it here such beautiful scenery, loved visiting and seeing heartbeat village

Great, lovely views, plenty of things to see and do.

What a place the roads are twisty hilly and dippy all in one place at times great place to ride a motorbike must make a stop off to see the ribblehead viaduct plenty to see and if you fancy a challenge climb up the road to tan hill pub highest pub in Britain well worth the trip via motor, walking or push bike but be warned very steep if your under your own steam

Lovely area,always something to do or see whatever the weather

Lovely staff, lovely and clean, very helpful, and yes would come again x

Beautiful views over the sea, wonderful (and quite spicy) walking along the paths along the sea. Picturesque towns - very busy in the summer, very popular with the British themselves

Whats not to love. 10min from the sea. Beautiful countryside all around. Plenty of lovley places to eat great food and drink. Always things to see and do o matter your age

Beautiful. You've got to come and see it for yourself!

Beautiful views and stunning scenery. Picturesque villages

Beautiful park. Can spend days on end riding and exploring here.

No matter the season always delivers on scenery and welcome

Very nice. Train. View journey. Staff. Very busy. Worth the money

Road biking paradise if you want a challenging hill to ride up

Stunning scenery and so peaceful - great place for a day out and explore

The Moors, a place you can find complete solitude against a backdrop of astonishing natural beauty. On the other side of the coin, you could find a seaside, a pub, a village, or a bustling market town.

4.5 mile circular walk. Some uphill, some steep down hill, some flat. A nice varied moderate walk

Lovely (though a bit wet!!) 3 days of hiking round this national park. Not the biggest hills but certainly big horizons and empty moorland to be explored. Barely saw other hikers while here. There aren t so many footpaths compared to other areas but lots of vehicle tracks on access land make navigation easy.

Fossil hunting on beaches, gorgeous windswept hills and rich industrial heritage everywhere.

Amazing day out had, looking forward to the next trip

Absolutely gorgeous walks through here, I highly recommend going.

Great colours in August when the heather is in bloom

Good walk to Wainstones, steep climb from clay bank park but mostly a flat stroll - amazing views.

It's a beautiful place to visit. Lively villages tucked away some very nice beauty spots