Yorkshire Appetite Food Tours - York
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A culinary and cultural adventure visiting 5 different independent eateries to taste some great local fare.
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Why stay here ...
Set in a quiet paddock on a Victorian stud farm, our small site is ideal if you want to explore York and the North Yorkshire countryside from a peaceful base. There again, you could just sit back, and relax .....
An acre of level lawn is bordered by mature trees. The long views across our paddocks are complimented by a warm welcome, optional hook-ups, and plentiful supplies of our own fresh eggs - hens permitting!
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1 acres
Electric amperage: 13
Lawned site
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Barley Hall
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- YO32 2RB
- GPS:
- Lat 54.02278 / Lon -1.100025
- OS field ref:
- SE590589
- OS map ref:
- 105
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: York, Easingwold, Helmsley
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Nearest port: Hull (45 miles)
- Nearest train station: York
- Park and ride within 5 miles
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A lovely, quiet site
Stud Farm
Just returned from a lovely long weekend at Stud Farm. It is a peaceful site with plenty of room for our young children to run around without losing sight of them.
We were given a friendly welcome and a lovely pitch. It is so handy for York with a bus stop right opposite the driveway. We didn't use it but the bus takes 18 mins to get in to York City. Overall we had a lovely stay and would love to return!
rlsmith4
Reviewed on 19/06/2023 16:42
Excellent start to our trip
Stud Farm
Lovely welcome, considerate owner who put us on hard standing outside the field as we were only there one night.
Lovely peaceful site, with a good walk for our dog. Would certainly stay there again.
Peaceful spot
Stud Farm
Stayed for five nights in September to visit York. Easy to find off main road. Access down track past house. Large level field with Electric hook up and water. Having a motorhome the owner put us on the reinforced grass area near the entrance gate. Chemical disposal located behind Stud Farm Lodge building. There is a bus stop to York a few yards across the road with one bus and hour. Also convenient for York Park and Ride. Pleasant owners. Very reasonable price for location. However Wigginton village and the pubs are more than a mile walk away.
Lovely welcome
Stud Farm
This was our second stop on our touring holiday and as we are quite new to touring in our van we had chosen sites based on reviews and our gut feeling. This proved totally successful with Stud Farm. A great welcome and an ever helpful owner. Thank you to previous reviews and to Mr and Mrs Whitaker.
The local villages have all you need for shopping and are pretty and peaceful and if you are a fan of Lego or have children or grandchildren who are as we do, DO NOT MISS the Lego shop on the Wiggington Road on the way into York. Amazing enthusiastic owner. We used the park and ride to go into York and had a great time.
Posh Cat
Stud Farm
We have been visiting this site for quite a few years now and have always found the owners to be welcoming and unobtrusive. We have always been escorted to the site and offered a choice of pitches It is a small site but very peaceful and our dogs love the freedom of the adjoining field. We do not agree with the reviewer who said the owners were unhelpful. Perhaps their attitude was a problem. As far as the grass is concerned, sometimes it is a bit long but if the ground is wet then it is not possible to cut as the ground would be ruined.
Whenever we visit it is always busy, so there are obviously a lot of people who feel the site is exactly what they require. Oh well you can't please all of the people all of the time.
