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Old School House

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Old School House is a place to stay in Fylingthorpe. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

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Rose Cottage

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The Old School House

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This cottage is nestled in the quaint Fylingthorpe a village with a traditional pub serving meals and a convenience store. It s less than a mile from Robin Hood s Bay a picturesque old fishing village on the Heritage Coast of the North York Moors which is a fantastic place for adults and children alike don t forget to visit the dog-friendly sandy beach. Meander the cobbled streets of the vibrant village with a wide range of cafes pubs restaurants small shops and places to explore as well as many stunning coastal and country walks cycle paths and bridleways right on the doorstep. Pick a section of the cinder track an off-route trail for cycling and travel north to Whitby (6 miles) or south to Scarborough (15 miles). A fine Grade II-listed former school house crammed with character behind its stone exterior retaining much of its period charm such as pretty mullioned windows fireplaces and spirelet. Step through the charming front door and be welcomed into a hallway then head through to the bespoke kitchen to find all your catering essentials with electric hob and oven fridge/freezer dishwasher coffee machine and microwave. Enjoy your meal in the dining room warmed by the heat of the wood burner which creates a very cosy feel. After dinner get even cosier in the lounge; here you can relax upon an evening catching up on your favourite shows courtesy of the smart TV with an alluring wood burner to warm you up. Completing the ground floor is a separate WC. As the day turns to night climb the stairs and choose between three well-appointed bedrooms two king-size and one twin room. There are two bathrooms; a shower room with a walk-in shower and a bathroom with bath separate shower WC and fabulous views. Enjoy your morning brew outside in the small courtyard. The outside utility room is a handy area complete with an outdoor shower washing machine and dryer perfect if you or your furry companion return from the beach with lots of sand. On-street parking outside subject to availability. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 2 king size and 1 twin. 2 bathrooms 1 shower room with shower and WC and 1 bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC, 1 separate WC. Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, coffee machine and microwave. Outside utility area with washing machine, dryer and shower. Smart TV in lounge & dining room. 2 wood burners (first basket of logs provided). Small courtyard with seating. Lockable bike storage. On street parking subject to availability. Shop and pub within 1 mile. Please note the windows in the Grade II listed property cannot be opened as they were sealed many years ago and are now too delicate to repair.

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Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4UF

Stay here SOME LIMITS

Middlewood Farm Holiday Park

A quiet family-run park at Fylingthorpe, a stroll across the fields from Robin Hood's Bay itself. Dogs are welcome on the condition they stay on a short lead and are never left unattended.

2 MI · OUT & BACK

SOME LIMITS

Robin Hood's Bay to Boggle Hole

2MILES

95%OFF-ROAD

A short shore wander south from Robin Hood's Bay across becks, pebbles and sandy stretches to Boggle Hole, with grey and common seals hauled out further along towards Ravenscar. The YHA cafe at Boggle Hole does nachos ample for sharing and a coffee-and-cake combo before the walk back.

Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4SQ

2.4 MI · OUT & BACK

SOME LIMITS

The scaurs from the Bay to Boggle Hole

2.4MILES

1:20TIME

40mCLIMB

80%OFF-ROAD

A 2.4-mile there-and-back of about eighty minutes across the flat rock scaurs of the bay to the beck mouth at Boggle Hole, almost level but slow going over weed-covered ledges and loose boulders that punish careless paws. Start at the slipway at the bottom of the village; park at Bank Top and walk down, and check the tide table posted by the slipway before you set off. The rock pools are full of interest and there is fresh water at Mill Beck, but this is the single most serious tide trap on the walk list, the scaurs are slippery, and there is no way up the cliff between the Bay and Boggle Hole.

Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4RL

Stay 0.6 mi DOGS WELCOME

Hotel Victoria

A clifftop Victorian hotel at the top of the village with dedicated dog-friendly rooms in The Captain's Quarters, at £10 per dog per night. Dog bowls, a blanket and treats are laid out for your dog before you arrive, and the beach is a ten-minute amble down through the village.

Water bowls Treats

Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4SF

4.5 MI · LOOP

SOME LIMITS

Robin Hood's Bay, Fylingthorpe and Ramsdale

4.5MILES

2:25TIME

175mCLIMB

80%OFF-ROAD

Livestock — leads on

An inland 4.5-mile circular of about two and a half hours behind the village, dropping into the wooded cleft of Ramsdale and climbing back out, 175 metres of ascent on paths that are wet underfoot for much of the year. Start on Thorpe Lane at the top of the Bay, where there is limited free roadside parking, or use the Bank Top car park and add a quarter of a mile. Ramsdale Beck runs clean and shallow and the woods are sheltered on a windy day, but there are half a dozen stiles including two tall stone ones, and sheep are on the fields between Fylingthorpe and the beck almost all year.

Beach 0.7 mi DOGS WELCOME Dogs all year

Robin Hood's Bay Beach

The cobbled village winds steeply down to the seafront, where a vast stretch of rocky beach opens up at low tide — perfect for rockpooling and fossil hunting with a dog in tow. Dogs are welcome all year and the beach connects to the King Charles III Coast Path, but check tide times as high water covers most of the beach.

Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4RL

6.5 MI · LOOP

DOGS WELCOME

Robin Hood's Bay to Maw Wyke Hole and back on the Cinder Track

6.5MILES

2:54TIME

190mCLIMB

90%OFF-ROAD

Off-lead allowed Livestock — leads on

A 6.5-mile circular of just under three hours with 190 metres of ups and downs, heading north from Robin Hood's Bay on the Cleveland Way past Ness Point to Maw Wyke Hole, then turning inland to Hawsker and returning down the level Cinder Track. Park at the top car park above the village on Station Road, because the bank down to the dock is one in three and there is almost nowhere to leave a car at the bottom. The Cinder Track is a wide, well-drained old railway that suits a dog off the lead, but the outward cliff path is unfenced and undercut around Ness Point and the fields between the coast and Hawsker are grazed.

Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4RL

The Victoria Hotel

The clifftop hotel bar above the old village welcomes dogs and even runs a doggy menu, with options like sausage and mash for the four-legged diner. Its terrace views down over the bay are some of the best on this stretch of coast.

Treats

Pub 0.9 mi SOME LIMITS

Brambles Bistro

A cosy village bistro that welcomes one well-behaved dog per party, though space is tight so large dogs cannot be accommodated. Booking ahead is recommended, particularly in season.

Stay 0.9 mi DOGS NOT ALLOWED

YHA Boggle Hole

Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4UQ

The famous old mill hostel tucked in a smugglers' cove just south of Robin Hood's Bay — a brilliant budget stay, but not one for dog owners. YHA states plainly that pets are not permitted at Boggle Hole; only assistance dogs are welcome, with notice at the time of booking.

Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4SE

Pub 0.9 mi SOME LIMITS

The Laurel Inn

The smallest pub in Robin Hood's Bay, a beamed early-18th-century bar on New Road hung with smuggling history. Dogs are allowed everywhere as long as they are kept on a lead — no food, just good ale and conversation.

In the bar

Tea, Toast and Post

The village's much-loved cafe-cum-post-office, happy to accommodate dogs alongside your tea and toast. A charming old-village stop partway down the bank.

The Cove

A village cafe-bistro that is dog-friendly both inside and out, so nobody has to shiver on the step with the lead. A reliable refuel between the beach and the climb back up the bank.

Robin Hood’s Bay · YO22 4SJ

The Bay Hotel

In the bar In the dining room

The dockside pub at the very bottom of the village, where a wall plaque marks the finish of Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk and the downstairs bar is named in his honour. Its own site says it plainly: dogs are welcome throughout the pub.