Goathland Cottages
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Holidays in Goathland
Holiday cottages and accommodation in Goathland
Goathland is one of the North York Moors' most enchanting villages, where sheep graze on the village green, steam trains chug through spectacular landscapes and heather-clad moors stretch as far as the eye can see.
Surrounded by rolling moorland, ancient woodland and dramatic valleys, it's a wonderful destination for walkers, cyclists, wildlife lovers and anyone looking to slow down and enjoy the beauty of the countryside.
Many visitors recognise Goathland as Aidensfield from the long-running TV series Heartbeat and you can still call in the pub, tea room and shops featured in the show. Harry Potter fans will recognise Goathland Station as Hogsmeade from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Standing on the platform is a must for film buffs and makes a great photo opportunity.
Today, Goathland is the perfect base for a Yorkshire getaway with characterful cottages to stay in, lovely country pubs to call in and the Yorkshire Coast just a short drive away.
Explore the North York Moors from Goathland
One of the best ways to enjoy the heather-clad moorland of the North York Moors National Park is by hopping aboard a NYMR steam train and travelling in style through the countryside to either Pickering in one direction or Whitby in the other. The village is also a fantastic base for exploring some of the area's most beautiful walking routes. Explore Wheeldale Moor, which contains the remains of a historic Roman road, and hike along the Rail Trail to Grosmont. This lovely walk will take you through the hamlet of Beck Hole, where you can sample something delicious at Birch Hall Inn, North Yorkshire’s smallest and prettiest pub.
Around a mile from Goathland is the enchanting Mallyan Spout, the highest waterfall in the North York Moors. You can also walk through woodland from Mallyan Spout to the magical Thomason Foss or take a short drive to Falling Foss Tea Garden and play pooh sticks from the wooden bridge above May Beck. After a day of exploring, relax in one of Goathland's traditional pubs or venture to nearby villages such as Grosmont and Egton. The Yorkshire coast is also within easy reach, with Whitby, Robin Hood's Bay and Sandsend offering sandy beaches, independent shops and excellent seafood restaurants. Once day turns to night the dark skies of Goathland are just right for stargazing, especially while relaxing in the bubbles at a hot tub holiday cottage.
Browse our Goathland cottages and start planning your Yorkshire escape today.
After days spent riding heritage railways, walking to hidden waterfalls and discovering the beauty of the North York Moors, return to your Goathland cottage for a cosy night in. Whether you're looking for a romantic retreat, a dog-friendly stay or a spacious family home, you'll find the perfect base for your Yorkshire adventure.








