Top Things to do in Scarborough District
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Discover the best top things to do in Scarborough District, United Kingdom including Graffitoe Farm, St Oswald's church, Beacon Farm, Whitby Abbey, Whitby Lighthouse, St Mary's Church, Scarborough Castle, Playdale Farm Park, Betton Farm, St Hilda's Church.
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1. Graffitoe Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Graffitoe farm is a small family run campsite offering truly stunning views across Filey bay & Scarborough. It is located on a small yorkshire wolds farm with a 1 mile farm track ideal for dog walking.Farm animals also in view around the farm, offering fresh free range eggs, perfect for your morning breakfast.Toilet,showers and electric hook up are available, we would advise booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
Reviewed By E4914MWaaronb - Honley, United Kingdom
The campsite is lovely, clean facilities and has beautiful surroundings. The warden and staff could be more accommodating and helpful during the stormiest weather I’ve ever camped in. They even gave us some milk for a brew, when we hadn’t had chance to shop yet. I would highly recommend staying here and will happily stay again.
2. St Oswald's church
3. Beacon Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
4. Whitby Abbey
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5,473 reviews
Reviewed By lawlieh - Rugby, United Kingdom
We were lucky enough to stumble across a Dracula play at the Abbey, amazingly talented actors and so very funny set in the best surroundings too !
5. Whitby Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By Aboutthattravellife
A lovely walk along the pier with beautiful views all around and a good photography spot for taking photos of the Ruddy Turnstones!
6. St Mary's Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 977 reviews
Reviewed By 353cliffw - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
Stopped off at the church by chance on way to the abbey and we’re glad we did as it was a most interesting place which should not be missed. The enclosed pews of various shapes and sizes and status fill the ground floor and balcony which overlook a three tier pulpit. Most unusual and fascinating. Some of the upstairs pews have external timber clad stairs adding to it’s uniqueness. Finally the surrounding graveyard offers fine views of the harbour.
7. Scarborough Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,131 reviews
BLUE BADGE PARKING ONLY IS AVAILABLE. OTHER PARKING PLEASE USE LOCAL PAY & DISPLAY. Head through the imposing gatehouse and step into 3,000 years of history. Explore the castle headland with one of our experienced guides for FREE or embark on your own journey through history with one of our audio tours and gain a fascinating insight into its past, from Iron Age settlements, to the Roman signal station and medieval chapel. The castle's heyday was in the 12th century when it was developed by Henry II and King John. This mighty castle has seen action in some of England's most defining battles. It was twice besieged by Parliamentarians in the Civil War, and has defended king and country from the Jacobites, Napoleon and the German Kaiser, when it came under bombardment during the First World War.
Reviewed By ArianneWolf - Kingston-upon-Hull, United Kingdom
Scarborough Castle is steeped in history and the dominant landmark over this lovely seaside town. It is owned by English Heritage and so is free to members. I would advise that it is best visited on a lovely, bright blue sky day (any time of year though) to get the best ambience. The sun lighting up the stonework is awesome and we saw enjoyed it today on a lovely winter outing! You only need to spot the castle as you approach Scarborough to realise that there is a bit of a pull to get up there, but the paths are good. A lovely very unspoiled historical site with no gimmicks - bliss! There are picnic tables and light refreshments available. Dog friendly too. Whether local or a visitor do take a look. We love it.
8. Playdale Farm Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 656 reviews
Farm park visitor centre,family attraction with farm animals,play areas,gift shop and cafe
Reviewed By June1241 - Chesterfield, United Kingdom
We went on the first of August we were on holiday in filey and found a brochure we went as a family of 9 .six adults and 3 children .it is absolutely amazing everyone loved it It cost 60 pounds for everyone you can stay all day if you want .there is something for everyone loads of animals large and small indoor and out door play areas .the most amazing hay barn play area everyone enjoyed zip wires ride on tractors for smaller children beautiful cafe food was fantastic outside eating area if you want to bring a picnic I would highly recommend a visit fantastic day enjoyed by all
9. Betton Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By 653stepheno - Scarborough, United Kingdom
My mum and I visit Betton Farm tea room on a regular basis and we have always found the food to be lovely the staff are always welcoming especially the girl whom I'm so sorry I don't know your name but usually takes our booking and serves us in fact when I rang to book a table obviously after lockdown was eased she remembered us which I thought was so lovely the views when sat in the main restaurant are gorgeous and on a sunny day even better my hubby and I tried Sunday lunch which I must say was delicious all round a great place.
10. St Hilda's Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By calhaynes - Manchester, United Kingdom
A beautiful church with wonderful views across Whitby. A long walk up but well worth the effort Some really old graves
