The admission is quite expensive, a lovely hall and the gardens are beautiful. The best time to…read morecome is near Christmas when they have deer feeding, you ride in a trailer at the back of a tractor and scatter food for the deer, the children loved it, so did we - so much better than Christmas shopping. Talking of which there is an excellent Christmas craft fair where you can pick up some great individual gifts. Nearby Triton Inn does a wonderful Sunday lunch.

An elegant country stately home build in the 18th century…read more The admission price is fairly expensive comapred to other stately homes but if you are in the area try and make a visit. There are beautiful walled garden with some lovely roses, fruit bushes and herbaceous border. Entrance to the house is through the Wagoners Museum and there is a cafe serving local produce on your way out.

Danes Dyke is a bronze age earth work ditch, accessible with public walk ways through the woods &…read moreaccess to the beach down a steep path with crosses the coastal path. The parking area is large with a small cafe & clean toilets. Worth a visit with kids.

Sadly not a good day to see the cliffs clearly as the sea fog was in but we managed to the Puffins,…read moreGannets, Razorbills & Guillemots that return to nest every year. Even though the weather was poor there was plenty of people on site. Like most RSPB reserves have, a well stocked gift shop & cafe on site.

Visited on 2 May on a lovely sunny day. Saw puffins for the first time! Also gannets, guillemots…read moreand razorbills all nesting on the cliffs. This RSPB site is superb with lots of helpful staff and volunteers answering questions and offering telescopes to look through. The paths are easy to access by wheelchairs and buggies and the cafe has some tables outside as well as inside to enjoy a light lunch or cup of tea. If only it were nearer to home we would visit here all the time. Highly recommended.

Visited it this month and has a great view of the town. Good…read morespot for something to eat. Beware the doggers!

This tribute to many brave people built is in lovely spot with specacular views. It is a restfull…read moreplace to sit ,as many do, with your own thoughts but is also enjoyed by families. You can look down over Scarborough and see places you perhaps never realised existed. A good family time is spent spotting the local landmarks.Children are fascinated by the little paths around and it is a nice place to walk around .Many people have a walk around before or after a visit to the nearby cafe.Olivers Mount is a steep but exhilarating walk but there is plenty of parking.

Wackers is a well known name in Scarborough and has been for a long time. There is another one in…read moreYork which I have heard good comments about and have been in a couple of times for a really good breakfast. Wackers is popular with families as it is spacious and accessible and they cater for childrens appetites.It is the holiday treat for many families.It does though appeal to all ages who like fresh well cooked fish and chips. I know it is used as a meeting place for people shopping and relaxing for a chat together. A nice plate of food in a nice place.

Wackers is a place where my Nana took me when I was a young boy for me dinner as a treat. Now that…read moreI'm older this is where I take my wife and we love it.

Quite a large and central library, like most of the bigger city and town centre libraries, this one…read morehas moved with the times and embraced recent technological changes to stay up to date. There is a large central library area, with all the books you might expect to find, a smaller, but very well designed and colourful, childrens area packed with books for the kids, a reference section with encyclopedias and periodicals, a media library where you're able to rent console and PC games, DVDs and CDs for a weekly fee, and a large room with around 30 or so PC stations for internet access, which is free if you're a member of the library. In addition, for schools and colleges, theres a large conference room area on the second floor, and the library also offers photo=copying and fax sending services, and staff will help explain anything technological you're not sure about if you need assistance.

This is a really good modern and well stocked library. For a small town like Scarborough the…read morefacilities are fantastic with a large reference room and brilliantly equipped internet room. the staff are always really helpful and efficent. The childrens area is fentastic and they run some really fun and educational childrens events, Well worth a visit.

This shop used to have a post office but sadly is one of the lost ones. BUT it does have a lot else…read moreto offer! It is a family run place so you shop in a friendly atmosphere with help allways on hand.There is a good choice of food and other stuff . the kind of thing you suddenly think of and want to pop out for. They have sandwiches and also newspapers so you can pop round for your lunch and put your feet up to read the paper having been servsd with them in a nice place.It's not far from chidrens play area so is handy for Mums too.

This post office is in a shop but does the usual post office hours. I was in before they opened…read morejust before Christmas and at first thought there wasn't a queue but in fact there was a small one. Because queuing close to the counter would block the aisle people stand back to wait. if somebody arrives and doesn't realise what happens it is all sorted in a friendly fashion,quite a change to some places.The people behind the counter are all friendly and helpfull and the store has a car park which is a big help.Parking ,shopping and post office all at one go!

The post office itself it brilliant, opening times, parking, ease of access all great but my god…read morethe staff in this place really let it down, I have never in my life come across such rude, ignorant and miserable service givers so much so that I go elsewhere if at all possible!!