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The Hideaway at Baxby Manor |
York, Yorkshire, England |
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A far cry from your standard campsite, the Hideaway offers eco-camping with soul! Tucked away in the sheltered grounds of a 110 acre medieval manor house you will find a chilled-out glamping experience which seamlessly combines comfort with environmental awareness. |
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Property Info |
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Accommodation Type:
| Tents, Tipis & Yurts |
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Property Setting:
| Village / Rural |
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Holiday Type:
| Relaxing / Family / Sports & activity / Culture |
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Bedrooms:
| 1 |
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Guests:
| 2 |
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Catering:
| self-catering |
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General Info |
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The Hideaway is a campsite that offers glamping which doesn’t cost the earth. Come and stay in one of our camping cabins or tipis and sleep in the vintage apple orchard, or bring your own tent and pitch it by the babbling, meandering stream where you can watch the otters and kingfishers from your doorstep. The site nestles in the grounds of Baxby Manor, a house which was built in 1308 and now sits on the edge of Husthwaite village on the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors. We are just a few miles from the market towns of Thirsk and Easingwold, and only 15 miles from the delightful city of York, but out here you feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere. It’s blissful! |
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Details on the area surrounding the property/accommodation |
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The Hideaway is a perfect base for walking, cycling and touring North Yorkshire’s countless attractions. To the North you have the vast, dramatic landscape of the Moors; to the West are the green pastures of the Dales, home to Bronte Country and James Herriott; South you find the city of York with its famous minster, the Jorvik Museum and the National Rail Museum; and to the East, the Wolds and the coast with its charming fishing villages, Whitby’s quaint streets, the imposing cliff-top Abbey and the famous resorts of Scarborough and Filey. When you want restaurants, shops and attractions, you can head for the city of York or the spa town of Harrogate. If you want history and culture, visit Beningborough Hall or Newburgh Priory. And if you’re after fresh air and exercise, try horse riding, go karting or trekking. This part of the world has much to offer. |
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Getting there & away/local amenities |
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Getting There:
| From the North, take the A1/A19 to Thirsk, follow signs to York. Continue South on A19 ignoring first turn-off to Carlton Husthwaite and carrying on through village of Thormanby (on a hill), turning 2 miles on left signed Husthwaite and Coxwold. From the South, follow the A19 North from York approx. 15 miles, past Easingwold, turning is on right 1 mile past second Easingwold by-pass roundabout, signed Husthwaite and Coxwold. The entrance to Baxby Manor is 2 miles further on left opposite a cemetery and immediately before the village sign of Husthwaite. |
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Nearest airports:
| Leeds Bradford International Airport 1 hour |
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Nearest train station:
| York or Harrogate or Thirsk 30 minutes |
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Nearest bus stop:
| Several local bus services |
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Car Hire:
| Optional |
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Nearest restaurant:
| Husthwaite and Coxwold |
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Nearest beach:
| Whitby and Scarborough |
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Nearest shop:
| Husthwaite |
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Nearest market:
| Easingwold and Thirsk |
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More info |
Enquiry info |
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Name |
Barney Smith |
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Contact Phone No. |
01347666079 / 07739666079 |
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Accommodation details |
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Activities Nearby |
Birdwatching / Cycling / Fishing / Flying / Golf within 30km / Horse Riding / Tennis / Walking
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Interior Details |
On site we have Tipis, Bell Tents and Ecopods, asd well as pre-erected tents and pitches for people who want to bring their own tents. The choice is yours!
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Exterior Facilities |
BBQ / Garden
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Exterior Details |
The 110 acre grounds have some lovely walks around farm lanes and fields and from the top fields there are views of the village over the Vale of York to the Pennines and the Hambleton Hills, including the famous White Horse of Kilburn. There is a wide range of habitats within the farm, from woodland and hedgerows to fields and stream, and this encourages lots of wildlife, which you can always be keeping an eye out for. And when you want a hot meal, the village is only a couple of fields away and has a shop and a pub with good food and beer.
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Further Details |
There are numerous mesmerising places to visit in the area. Yorkshire’s rich past has bequeathed us castles, abbeys and stately homes in abundance. Castle Howard, Beningborough Hall, Newby Hall, Duncombe Park, The Abbeys of Byland, Rievaulx and Fountains and Helmsley Castle are all within 30 minutes of Baxby Manor. Spend some time in historic York, where you can’t fail to be captivated by the pretty streets and the medieval city walls, and while away an afternoon in a local pub or a traditional tea room. Take a drive through the spectacular Moors, eat fish and chips in beautiful Robin Hood’s Bay, visit Castle Howard, the setting for Brideshead Revisited, or go for a walk through the picture-perfect Yorkshire Dales. Whether you’re looking for fun for all the family or for a solitary escape, North Yorkshire is the place.
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Conditions of
Rental |
Preserving the environment is very important to us here at Baxby Manor and we have perfected all our ‘green’ systems at the Hideaway so that you have all the comforts you want and need. Solar panels and biomass boilers will be used to heat the water for your showers and power a small light in your camping cabins. We have also installed Heat Recovery systems to make sure nothing goes to waste.
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Other Information |
Child Friendly / Other rental properties on site / Pet Friendly / Short breaks available / Suitable for weddings / Wheelchair Friendly
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