PUFFERS OF PICKERING

 Levisham Station

Levisham Station is owned by the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. The forest can be entered from here or a train taken to Newtondale Halt. Alternatively use Newtondale Forest Drive for vehicle access.

 Christ Church

A real surprise to first-time visitors, this 1860s French Gothic Revival style church, by prize-winning architect John Pearson, has been called the little gem of moorland churches.

 Black Park

Access to this area is informal. Take the access road to the campsite and parking is available near the office building on the left hand side of the road.

 The Church of St Michael and All Angels

With dramatic views towards the Hambleton Hills, this fascinating church has Saxon origins, revealed by the inscribed Anglo-Saxon sundial over the south door.

 St Mary's Church

Founded by St Cedd, a monk from Lindisfarne who became a missionary to the East Saxons for whom he was consecrated Bishop, the Celtic monastery of Lastingham was a place of prayer, study and hospitality and one of the cradles of Christianity in Britain.

 The Church of St Mary the Virgin

Now some half a mile west of the village of Ebberston, next to Ebberston Hall, St Mary's is a peaceful church set back from the road in a mature churchyard.

 Hazelhead Lake

Beautiful fishing for brown trout amongst a background of hills, heather and forest.

 Ebberston Hall

Ebberston Hall is a Palladian villa built 1718.

 All Saints Church

Worship has continued at this site for over 1000 years through Saxon times and despite a Viking invasion.

 Bridestones, Crosscliff and Blakey Topping

Moorland nature reserve

 Adderstone Field

Adderstone Field was formerly part of one the hill farms located on the upland plateau. Adjacent to the Forest Drive, it has open pine and beech woods on two sides. A popular site on a sunny day in ...

 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.

 The Walled Garden at Scampston

An inspired contemporary garden, newly planted in the 4.5 acre C18 walled garden at Scampston, opened for the first time in 2004.

 St Chad's Church

Set in the delightful village of Hutton-le-Hole, St Chad's is an attractive village church which was built in 1934 as a chapel of ease in the ancient Parish of Lastingham.

 Ryedale Folk Museum

Award-winning museum (Gulbenkian 1995/Sandford Award for Educational Excellence 2003) located in the heart of the North York Moors.

 Daisy Barnes Watercolours

The Moorland Studio and Gallery Studio of Artist Daisy Barnes featuring landscapes, seascapes and flowers, watercolours and pastels inspired by the scenery of the North York Moors, Valleys and coast.

 Scampston Hall

This country house has remained in the same family since it was built towards the end of the 17thC.

 Newtondale Halt

A small 'railway halt' in the heart of Newtondale giving access to walks on forest and moor. The spectacular scenery combined with the sight and sound of steam locomotives make this a place not to be ...

 St Mary's Priory

 St Helen's Church

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