How to find us
According to a recent National Park survey:
- Over 90% of visitors come to the National Park by private car
- Such a volume of recreational traffic is putting strain on the environment of the Moors
- Surveys have identified that 31% of National Park residents thought that traffic posed the greatest single threat to the special qualities of the area.
In addition, parking in Robin Hood's Bay is limited and at peak times can be frustratingly busy. It is in everyone's best interest to explore alternative methods of transport where both possible and practical.
 By Road:
From South: M1/M18 or A1 to A64 via Malton and Pickering
From North: A1/A19 to to A171 or A170
From West: M62 to Hull then then A63 / A165 (coastal route)
Or M62 towards Hull then A614 Howden, A163, B1249, A64 (country route)
 By Rail:
Regular Intercity trains run from London to Edinburgh via York. Change at York for Scarborough and Filey.
Birmingham to York using Virgin Cross Country
Manchester to York using Arriva Trains Northern
The Esk Valley route runs from Middlesbrough to Whitby.
National Train Enquiries
Look-up or download the timetables for your train journey in the North of England
 By Boat:
North Sea Ferries run daily from Rotterdam and Zeebrugge into Hull (only 1hrs drive away).
 By Air:
Durham and Tees Valley airport – 45 minutes away
Leeds / Bradford – 2 hrs away
Robin Hood airport (Doncaster) – 2 hrs away
Newcastle airport – 90 mins away
 By Bus:
Arriva
Arriva run buses from Scarborough to Middlesbrough through Robin Hoods Bay and Whitby
East Yorkshire Motor Services
Buses in the Scarborough area including to Helmsley and throughout East Riding.
The Moorsbus Network run a comprehensive bus network serves the North York Moors from April to October.
Traveline yorkshire
Impartial information on planning your journey by bus, coach or train... or any combination of the three !
Village map
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