York Naburn Lock 2024 Opening
We are delighted announce our new ‘5-Star’ facilities building will open 10th November. In response to your requests, pitches are open for guests who want to stay and use their own facilities.
You can now book bargain prices online from £25.25 per night with FREE electricity. WC’s, Showers, Laundry or Wash-up won’t be available until November, so you might consider booking a full-service pitch. Continue reading “York Naburn Lock 2024 Opening” »
York Food & Drink Festival 20 Sep – 29 Oct 2024
York Food Festival is a week of foodie’s delights. It features over 100 food and drink producers showcasing the best of Yorkshire produce throughout the city’s streets and markets. Continue reading “York Food & Drink Festival 20 Sep – 29 Oct 2024” »
Halloween Fun in York 31 Oct 2024
York’s frequently grizzly history has given the city notoriety as Europe’s most Haunted City! With almost 500 recorded ghostly sightings within the city walls alone, York is the place to celebrate the macabre on Halloween. Discover the of ghastly, ghostly tales on a York City Ghost Tour. Do you dare..? Continue reading “Halloween Fun in York 31 Oct 2024” »
Visit York’s Christmas Markets: 14 Nov- 22 Dec 2024
York gets into the Festive Christmas spirit after the big Christmas lights switch-on November 14th. 100’s of brightly decorated Scandanavian style chalets open for St Nicholas’ markets, transforming the city centre into a festive wonderland of glitter and joy. Around Parliament Square, St Sampson’s Square and throughout the city you’ll find a treasure trove of Continue reading “Visit York’s Christmas Markets: 14 Nov- 22 Dec 2024” »
10 Must-See York Attractions in 2024
York is a fabulous city offering the visitor so much to see and do. A week’s holiday would be ideal, but if you can’t stay a full week, then take a look at Visit York’s guide to the 10 ‘Must See Attractions’ in York. If you are staying at York Naburn Lock Caravan Park, most of York City’s top attractions are within walking distance of the No 42 ‘Piccadilly’ bus stop in York Centre.
Naburn Lock: Dog Friendly Caravan Park in York
We’re a truly dog friendly caravan park at York Naburn Lock. Your dog will love 10 acres of on-site dog walks as well as exploring the riverside meadows along the River Ouse. br> Take a look at what we offer for dogs visiting the park:
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Jorvik’s Vikings Return to York
See the way Vikings lived in Jorvik, the Viking name for York. The amazing Jorvik Viking Centre is in Coppergate close to the 42 bus stop in Piccadilly. The Jorvik Experience has been rebuilt and reimagined with exciting new features after flood damage in 2015. Continue reading “Jorvik’s Vikings Return to York” »
York National Railway Museum 2024
York’s National Railway Museum houses the UK’s largest collection of historic, record breaking locomotives and railway artefacts. Queen Victoria’s lavish ‘Royal Train’, truly “a palace on wheels” is also on display. Entrance to the museum is FREE and there’s almost always a workshop, tour or exhibition to make your visit to the railway museum a memorable day out.
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York Pass, Online Discount Pass for York Attractions
If you can only visit York for a short break and want to visit as many of city’s top attractions as possible. York Pass might be just what you need. The York Pass ‘Smart Card’ is accepted by over 30 attractions in the city and the surrounding area. You can buy the York Pass online with generous discounts to normal admission prices… Continue reading “York Pass, Online Discount Pass for York Attractions” »
Historic Pubs to Visit in York
York is well known for brewing and hospitality, so it’s no surprise there are more than 80 Pubs and Inns within York’s City Walls alone. Not forgetting our ‘local’ Blacksmith’s Arms which is well worth a 15 minute walk into Naburn Village. The Blacksmiths is a friendly, cosy pub that’s been the local hostelry for over 350 years. Continue reading “Historic Pubs to Visit in York” »