Goosewood Holiday Park
How to get there
From the A64 take A1237 (the York Outer Ring Road), then take the B1363 north past the Haxby and Wigginton junction, take the next right and follow signs. When coming from the North (A19) take the left turn to Huby after the second Easingworld roundabout, then on to Sutton-on-the Forest.
Nearby recreation
- Fishing
- Golf [On-site]
- Swimming (Indoor)
- Gym
- Snooker/Pool
- Sauna
- Shops
- Bar / Pub
- Restaurants
- Health Spa
- Theme Park
Features
- Holiday homes (for rent)
- 147 Lodges (owned)
- Lodges (for rent)
- LPG stockist
- Piped LPG
- Laundry
- Shop
- Children's play area
- Sauna
- Pets allowed
- Disabled access
- Parking
- Family park
- Visitor parking
- No smoking accommodation available
- 8 Caravan Holiday Homes (owned)
- Hot tubs available
- Wireless internet
- Swimming pool (indoor)
- Fishing (stocked pools)
- Warden/Manager on site
- CCTV
Other facilities Well stocked Fishing lake
Childrens adventure play area
Peace and quiet
Owner's Description
The sheer tranquillity and beauty of Goose Wood, with its twenty grassy acres punctuated with woodland areas, provide the perfect haven for relaxation and exploration of the many facets of this beautiful county.
A mere six miles south of Goose Wood lies the medieval heart of York, with its wealth of Roman associations. The magnificent Minster dominates the city's quaint cobbled streets, and a wealth of museums including the Viking centre, York Castle Museum, and the National Railway Museum provide great interest.
History lies, waiting to unfold, all around. Castle Howard of 'Brideshead Revisited' fame is just 15 minutes away by car. Other majestic stately homes invite your exploration: Nunnington Hall, Sledmere, Burton Constable and Newburgh Priory, to name but a few. There's a Norman Keep at Scarborough, castles at Pickering and Helmsley and ecclesiastical wonders like Rievaulx Abbey Theme Park near Ripon offers a whole day of entertainment for all the family.
Picturesque market towns abound: snuggled in hill and dale: Hutton-le-Hole, where sheep safely graze on the village green; Wold Newton, Burton Fleming.
Experience the splendour of Herriot's Dales, the wild North York Moors and its prized Steam Railway. Whilst seaside resorts, each different in character, are strung like beads along the coastline, offering safe, sandy beaches, water sports and bird-watching facilities.
These details were last updated on Tuesday 6 October 2009
