Found this place completely by acciendent one day on a trip to scarbrough, we noticed a sign for…read moretheir icecream palour so stop to get icecream. The craft centre itself is based on a victorian street and it really does feel like you have been transported back in time. The street noises playing out including church bells it was quite surreal at first. There are 16 different shops which sell a range of goods including jewellery and candles as well as a bakers. I bought some buns from the bakers and they were lovely and cost 75p each. Also there is an icecream palour and I have a yummy icecream which cost £2. Great place if your after something different to do and looking to buy more unique good rather than off the highstreet.

This is a lovely place for day out/stay over as 4* accomadation available.It consists of…read morerestaurant,shop(where hand made products can be bought) & workshop.There is a large car park so no probs parking(a lovely short walk can be taken in the woodlands surrounding the carpark).For those staying over there's a gazebo in the west courtyard & for others in the east there's al fresco dining (weather permiting) They cater for people with dietery needs but best to give notice when booking about this,they cater for larger groups etc(i.e parties) The food is English based country cuisine & evenings Al a Carte.There is a choice from 10 starters & 12 main courses so plenty to choice from.The bar is licensed for those wanting an alcoholic drink with their meal.They are open 7 days a week for morning coffee,lunches & teas.Open 4 evenings a week (wed to sat).Shop open 7 days too & baby changing facilities available

Very attractive restaurant set in a courtyard which also contains a gift shop. We visited the…read morerestaurant to celebrate our daughter's birthday and had a lovely meal there. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the food is excellent. We enjoyed a pre-dinner drink and after-dinner coffee in the conservatory which is very pleasant. Well worth a visit.

This place caters for all again showing different events of both adults & childrens shows.This is…read morethe second theatre to be built here as the first burnt down in 1906.Inside now is Italian designed Renaissance look so even if not interested in a show the inside is definately worth taking a look.Tha spa provided entertainment/shows during war times etc & is still going strong now,though used more for conferences etc now as people have found cheaper entertainment.It is only a few steps to the lovely coast from here also worth a view

The Spa is a jewel of an attraction for Bridlington. Since its refurbishment it has put on many…read moreconcerts and events with great program for 2013 see http://www.thespabridlington.com/welcome/ If you are visiting Bridlington it's worth dropping at the coffee bar for a drink and a bite to eat.

doodlepots is such a fantastic idea for a business. the idea is you go there and they provide you…read morewith all the materials etc you need to paint your own really professional looking ceramics. you choose a mug or a plate etc paint it however you want and then leave it with them to glaze etc. wish i'd thought of it! we've visited at least 3 times now and always manage to stay for hours!

We'd walked Doodlepots a few times and it looked interesting but wasn't sure if we could just go in…read moreand paint, not having children to take in with us. We needn't have worried, its open to anyone, we went in and chose a dragon each to paint, and were sat down at a table with paints and brushes. The staff in there explain about what you need to do first to ensure the dust is off the item, and then about the colours and layering, and they leave you to it. It's really relaxing, and you can have a hot drink and cake while there, they do monster cappuccinos' which are well worth the money. Once you've finished painting you leave your item to dry, then pay for the pot, the paints and depending on whether you are collecting it, a postage fee. We've always collected ours so you get a day when it'll be ready and you go back and pick up a fired shiny pot. We've done it twice as its so relaxing and we love, and I would recommend it especially on a damp day!

A great weekend for all the family. Held over 4 days in a 6 fields just outside pickering. There is…read morea fair, stalls and many displays. Camp there and you are in for a treat. At night the fair comes to life and there are bands on in the main bar. The displays of steam engines, vintage cars and machinery is brilliant fun and there are so many stalls, and a car boot type of field. Just wear old clothes, because the steam and dust in the field make you filthy. Plenty of eating places(and drinking). I wouldnt miss it

Malton museum stands in the market place and looks very grand. it is a small building but somehow…read moremanages to look imposing.When you walk up the steps you take a step back in time. The exhibits take you even further back.It is renowned as an archaeology museum and has Roman artefacts dicovered locally. The displays are superb. They have temporary displays such as one on the village of Wharram Percy the deserted mediaeval village not very far away.I have seen kids for kids to work on which makes a visit more fun and makes them interested in history.The people there are very friendly and the entrance fee is low.

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.

This is a place for all ages.It is in a beautiful setting . In Summer you can go there on the…read moremoorsbus. There is gift shop with some unusual things as well as guides etc. There are displays which are very informative in an interesting way.There is a cafe and plenty of places to sit in the lovely grounds .There is adventure play equipment for children and lovely walks, including nature and wildlife trails. The centre and playground is free and sometimes there are free activities for kids. There are action days , craft days demonstrations etc. The charges vary but it is good value and a great day to spend as a family or just to get away on your own. They do days to fit the seasoos and you can try all sorts of things.