From £990 per week

Sleeps 6 dog-friendly holiday chalet near Bodmin Moor, with stunning rural views and outdoor private hot tub.

Location Learn more about the history of the area at Thirsk Museum, which displays a collection of local artefacts, or take a trip to Castle Hill in nearby Mulgrave Wood, and explore its Iron Age earthworks and castle ruins. With regular farmers' markets, bike rides, and cycling trails, the area has plenty to offer for a perfect day out. Thirsk is located at the entrance to two National Parks - the North York Moors National Park to the east and the Yorkshire Dales National Park to the west. The town boasts a picturesque market square that is surrounded by fine Georgian buildings, a Norman church, pubs, shops, restaurants, a cinema, and a leisure complex. In addition, visitors can take advantage of the rolling countryside of Hambleton Hills, where many excellent walking and biking paths exist, and the World of James Herriott Museum, which commemorates the life and work of the famous vet and novelist from the area. Furthermore, the local Thirsk Museum showcases various artifacts that are representative of the town's history. Not too far away lies Castle Hill in Mulgrave Wood, which features Iron Age earthworks and castle ruins. Lastly, regular farmers' markets, bike rides, and cycling trails provide further opportunities to enjoy the region and make it an ideal destination for a day full of exploration and fun.

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