Yorkshire Coast
Ravenscar, United Kingdom Park
One of the Best Places To Visits in Ravenscar Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Walked here from Robin hood bay on the sinder track, stopped for a cheese scone and tea, and Walked back along the coastal path, perfect place for a refreshing stop. The Yorkshire coast is one of the most spectacular areas of the United Kingdom full of wildlife and a rugged Landscape. Well, there are a number of extremely pretty towns and villages. Sometimes, it is the areas off the beaten track that boast beautiful and exciting areas. So if you're looking for a restfplace to visit. Long walks in beautiful surroundings we're looking at the yorkshire coastline is for you. The Yorkshire Coast offers some of the most stunning coastal in the UK, with a perfect blend of picturesque beaches, dramatic cliffs, and quaint seaside towns. From the bustling resort of Scarborough to the quieter, scenic spots like Robin Hood’s Bay and Whitby, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The area is rich in history, with landmarks like Whitby Abbey and Scarborough Castle adding an extra layer of charm. The coastline is ideal for walking, cycling, and exploring nature, with beautiful trails that offer panoramic of the sea. Local seafood is a highlight, with many towns offering fresh fish and chips right by the sea. Whether you’re visiting for a relaxing weekend, a family holiday, or an adventurous along the cliffs, the Yorkshire Coast never disappoints. Great walking from Ravenscar to Robin Hood's Bay Interesting display about the of the coast. Nice cafe, friendly staff excellent ice cream! Yorkshire has the most stunning scenery from Moors to Dale's. Great roads and lovely people. What's not to like! Lots of roadside parking, very clean toilets and stunning views. The down to the beach is brutal and lots of seals basking when the tides out. The coastal path is very well sign posted and easy to and dog friendly unlike the beach. Visited Whitby for the first time, enjoyed the visit very much, used the park and ride which was excellent, pleased we did as there is very little parking and busy streets. Beautiful if a bit scary where the coastal erosion is bringing the cliffs down very quickly. Lots of fossils to find in the shale and mudstone rocks at their base, just be aware of loose cliff face above. Watch out for seals basking at the rocks at the southern end of Robin Hood's Bay too. Fabtastic walking experience for all the family. Stunning One of my favourite places in the UK and a I love coming back to. A lovely 13 mile up and over the Moor then back to Robin Hoods Bay, head along the beach to the wonderfully named Boggle Hole then up to the old railway line for the return. Various food and drink available on the way, ideal for dogs who enjoy a good walk. Simply breathtaking. Me and my son saw the seals at Ravenscar Beach. It's worth the visit a bit of a track. At times, to get there, you have to go down the cliff path to. When you do get there in the end, you see all the seals laying on the beach, at all times we kept our distance, not scare them. We most have seen at least 100 seals laying in the sun waiting for tide to come back in. Central point of Ravenscar near the Raven Hall Hotel. Lots of here and a visitor centre. Wonderful cliff top views.. Accessible paths. Didn't know what to expect, collected a free map/ leaflet for 2 mile for the town that never was. Really enjoyed myself. A nice cafe halfway round, also coffee and cake at national trust shop. Local residents were lovely and chatty. Definitely will visit again Wonderful place, so peaceful. Our favourite coast. Worth a trip! Spectacular view and you could even see Seals sleeping by the rocky sea side #Ravenscar A Hidden Coastal Treasure with Breathtaking Views Ravenscar is one of those rare places that feels like a true escape from the busy world. Perched on the cliffs above the North Sea, it offers stunning panoramic that are absolutely worth the trip. It’s quiet, unspoiled, and perfect for those who enjoy nature, history, and peaceful walks. One of the highlights is the cliffside path along the Cleveland Way, where you can hike between Ravenscar and Robin Hood’s Bay—an unforgettable experience with sea views, wildlife, and rolling countryside. The remnants of the old alum works give the place a sense of deep history, and there’s a quiet beauty to its wild, open landscape. There aren’t many shops or cafes, but that’s part of its charm. It’s more about disconnecting, enjoying the fresh sea air, and soaking in Yorkshire’s natural beauty. A great place for walkers, photographers, and anyone looking to slow down and take in something special. Truly breathtaking in Ravenscar. The weather was amazing the day we visited so there were far reaching along the coast. We parked on the roadside and did one of the shorter walking routes that included the Alum Works. There isn't a great deal in Ravenscar but I'd absolutely recommend a visit for the amazing and lovely walks! Lovely coastal past the WW2 radar station and back on the old railway line. Beautiful 😍 Beautiful, serene, wild, untamed by man, utterly idyllic, lots of history, fascinating fossils & and other beach treasures, clean beaches, great chippy's n stunning .. lemon 🍋 top ice-cream 😋 👌 💛🍦😘 lush Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.
Address · Phone · Hours
- Address
- Peakside, Ravenscar, England, GB
- Phone
- +44 1723 870423
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
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