FLAMINGO LAND THEME PARK AND ZOO

 

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From A64 heading from York towards Scarborough take A169 towards Whitby and Pickering. Well signposted off here.

 

 +44(1653)668287
 Flamingo Land Theme Park and Zoo , Kirby Misperton, North Yorkshire, YO17 6UX
  gordon@flamingoland.co.uk

 

Yorkshire Tourist Board

 St Andrew's Church

A church has existed on this site since 1150 and a continuous record of rectors can be traced back to 1228.

 PICKERING

 Beck Isle Museum of Rural Life

Bygones of Victorian age, with something of interest to all ages, many rooms, including a grocer's shop, children's room, printer's workshop, costume room, kitchen, new display area in operation.

 St Joseph's RC Church

Built in 1911 by Leonard Stokes, this bold church with its squat square tower stands on a bank, which in spring is covered by a carpet of daffodils.

 Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul

 The Church of St Peter and St Paul

Visible for miles around, the beautiful soaring spire of St Peter and St Paul's leads the way to this magnificent church which is otherwise hidden by the cluster of cottages and shops that nestle around it.

 North Yorkshire Moors Railway

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway, the country's most popular heritage railway.

 Puffers of Pickering

Puffers Model Shop is situated oppsite the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway at Pickering Station.

 Bridestones Moor

The Bridestones and Crosscliff Estate covers an area of 488ha (1,205 acres) and is a mixture of farmland, open moorland and woodland.

 Pickering Castle

Pickering Castle is set in an attractive moors-edge market town. It is a classic and well-preserved example of an early earthwork castle refortified in stone during the 13th and 14th centuries.

 Moorland Trout Farms

Walk round the trout farm and feed the fish.

 St Andrew's Church

A fascinating church with a long and interesting history.

 Eden Camp Modern History Theme Museum

Housed in an original Prisoner of War Camp, a visit to our unique, award-winning museum will transport you back in time to wartime Britain.

 St Helen's Church

This ancient church has always been a dependent chapel of All Saints, Appleton-le-Street.

 All Saints Church

With superb views of the village, the present church dates mainly from the early 14th century when an earlier church was extended, possibly under the patronage of Lady Beatrice Hastings whose effigy lies in the sanctuary.

 St Mary's Priory

 All Saints Church

Set on a hill above the village, with glorious views to the south, All Saints dates from the 12th century and much of the original nave and chancel survive.

 All Saints Church

A Saxon church which escaped improvement by the Victorians, All Saints contains much original stonework and has one of the finest Anglo-Saxon towers in the North of England.

 The Church of St Michael and All Angels

Described by Pevsner as 'A sumptuous small Norman church, rebuilt without any restraint', this fascinating church dates from 1871 and incorporates elements of the original Norman building - the chancel arch and the corbels in the north porch are particularly worthy of note.

 Methodist Church

Built in 1811, together with two adjoining ministers' houses, this remarkably unaltered chapel has retained its fully pewed horseshoe-shaped gallery and curving box pews on the ground floor.