North York Moors National Park Authority Review

Beautiful place to go lots to see and a great place to walk run bike and keep fit

Wide open spaces, or peaceful villages, with great country pubs

Glorious scenery wonderful villages and LOTS of FRESH air.

Modern facilities in old building. Free toilets, ample parking, but chargeable. Good base for walking in the area, but raining when we went, so didn't do any!

Quaint villages and well maintained footpaths make the North York Moores a delightful place to walk.

Lovely area Ryedale such pretty villages especially this time of year, masses of daffodils

Lovely scenery but blimey some days you go for a nice walk or drive out and you can barely breath for the burning, had friends had to abandon their lunch at the cafe at Scaling Dam because of the stink. Maybe the businesses are suffering at the hands of the grouse shooters?

Open space, varying but striking natural colour, especially when the sun comes out. Pack layers to cope with temperature fluctuations and a camera to capture the stunning views!

A beautiful wild area where it is sometimes possible to find oneself alone! Not easily done in our national parks. The high ridges are very often rambler free despite being easily accessed and offer some stunning views.

The tourist hotspots such as Pickering tend to get busy but are worth a visit but are best avoided on sunny Sundays. Visit Bilsdale or Glaisedale when the weather is poor and you can walk for miles without meeting another person.

Take care to avoid the moors on the glorious 12th (12 August) when some open access land will be closed and footpaths diverted due to grouse shooting. Don't condem it out of hand for without driven grouse shooting there would be less moorland.

Open Moorland. Far reaching views, lovely villages. A chance to take in fresh air and be at one with nature.....

Beautiful nah not really im 11 and I have no idea what I'm doing it don't even remember what my visit was like but 5 star anyway

This is a great place to live,visit or stop while passing through.many many attractions,villages and places of interest.

Fantastic food, great staff, nice clean toilets. Oh no, wait...

Lovely national park from the moors to the sea to the pretty villages and charming towns

Fabulous scenery, lots of wildlife and very little aircraft noise. Great walking territory with not too many mountain bikes. Definitely worth visiting.

Great place to visit, lovely scenery, great waterfalls, top notch walks, with friendly people and also quaint villages scattered throughout the national park!

Every one is so nice and friendly great for a day out

It's just a fantastic place to visit amazing views and so many different things to see

A great place to go walking, especially in good weather, you can see some beautiful views and wildlife. I would suggest wearing decent footwear as it can get muddy. It is near to the North York Moors Railway which is great for a day out if you enjoy going on Steam trains and visiting country side villages or for going to Whitby and Pickering.

Whatever the season the moors are fantastic. Some really pretty villages with friendly cafes and the steam railway passing through. Something for all age groups.

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North Yorkshire Moors Railway superb. A great day out.

Only in England do you get views like this. Unspoilt countryside with places to park ...some even charge you ...but plenty of small places to pull in

Rudland Rigg is a great off road drive! But some parts down are not for the inexperienced.

Best place in Britain by far. Quality fish n chips in Whitby, lovely beach great for kids and adults. Some beaches don't allow dogs tho so please check online. I'm going to move to this area when I'm old and wrinkly although all them hills with my knees wouldn't be a good mix. Definitely visit Whitby filey and robin hood's bay(even though he lived in a forest nr Mansfiteld where I come from) Don't hesitate get it booked

In my totally unbiased view, the North York Moors is the most beautiful part of England.

I grew up in Yorkshire and I have always loved the moors and the impossibly pretty villages peppered around the National Park. If you have never been, you are missing out. If you love the English countryside, pay the NYM a visit - you won't regret it.

Plenty of hiking trails, lovely pubs, lots of ice cream and coffee cafes!

One of the best NPs in the country. Welcome to Yorkshire. A diverse landscape with excellent accommodation to be had if you are fortunate to visit Gods own County.