Sheepwalk Cottage Camping Site Yorkshire


Malton, Yorkshire 101 230
Paul Everett,
2 The Bylands,
Sheepwalk Lane,
West Lutton,
Malton,
Yorkshire,
YO17 8TA

Tel: 01944 738600
E-mail: camping@sheepwalkcottage.co.uk

Open April - September

We are situated on the edge of a small village and our site has great views over open farmland. There are miles of unspoilt walks on our doorstep in an area famous for good food and hospitality.

Our location is convenient for walking in the the Yorkshire Wolds and Yorkshire Moors, as well as being within easy driving distance of York, Scarborough, Bridlington and many other attractions.

Our site has 0.5 acres and is level. A dogsitting service is available subject to prior arrangement. We also have a dog walk.


Facilities at Sheepwalk Cottage Camping and Caravan 5 van Site
Our facilities include electric hookups and toilet.

We welcome children and dogs and sell home grown vegetables and free range eggs when available.

Tents Touring caravans
Motorhomes Trailer tents
Some shelter Grassy site
Chemical toilet disposal point Electric hook-ups
Drinking water freezer facility
Dogs Welcome Dogs Walk
Toilet

Local Facilities near Sheepwalk Caravavan and Camping Park Yorkshire
B+F Farm Shop in Butterwick (5 miles).
General Store and Post Office in Rillington (8 miles).
Supermarket, Fuel, and other shops are available in Malton (8 miles).
General Store and Fuel in Fridaythorpe (10 miles)
The Three Tuns Inn in West Lutton (no food).
The Star Inn in Weaverthorpe (4 miles).
The Blue Bell in Weaverthorpe (4 miles).
The Triton Inn in Sledmere (3 miles).
The Coach and Horses in Rillington (8 miles).

Local Activities Sheepwalk Cottage Touring Park Yorkshire
  • Wolds Way Lavender (7 miles)
  • Sledmere House (3 miles)
  • Castle Howard (10 miles)
  • Eden Camp WW2 POW Camp (8 miles)
  • Wharram Percy Deserted Medieval Village (6 miles)
  • Scampston Hall and Gardens (7 miles)>
  • Flamingo Land (17 mies)
North Yorks Moors Area. About 40 minutes drive
  • North Yorkshire Moors Railway
  • Dalby Forest Walks
  • Go Ape at Dalby Forest
  • Rievaulx Abbey
  • Ryedale Folk Museum
  • Plus many pretty towns and villages (for example Pickering and Helmsley)


Attractions York Area. About 45 minutes drive.
  • National Railway Museum
  • The Castle Museum
  • Cliffords Tower
  • Jorvik Viking Centre
  • The York Dungeon
  • Farming Museum
  • Murton Railway

The facilities below are within one mile:

Bar Payphone

2009 Prices
Small tents £7 per night
Everything else £10 per night

Price includes 10A electric hookup. If you do not require this a discount may be available.

*Dogs welcome.


Directions We are located between the A64 (York to Scarborough) and A166 (York to Bridlington) roads:-

From the A64:
Coming along the A64 from York travel through Rillington and then take the second turn on the right signposted for West Lutton. Follow this road for around 7 miles through the village of Wintringham until you get to a T junction. Turn right here and enter the village of West Lutton. Once you are almost through the village the road turns a sharp right bend. Turn left here onto Sheepwalk Lane and we are the last property on the left hand side.

From the A166:
Coming along the A166 from York take a left turn in the village of Fridaythorpe signpsosted for Fimber and Sledmere. Follow this road to Sledmere, where you should turn left opposite the Triton Inn, signposted Luttons. Follow this to a crossroads, turn left and then at the T junction turn left again, entering the village of West Lutton. Once you are almost through the village the road turns a sharp right bend. Turn left here onto Sheepwalk Lane and we are the last propery on the left hand side.

Coming from the South or West:
The A64 round York and from York to Scarborough can be problematic, especially during holiday season and as such if you are travelling from the South or West we would recommend you travel (via the M18 if appropriate) to Howden at M62 junction 37. From there head along the A614 towards Bridlington and Driffield as far as Bainton. Just past Bainton take the B1248 to Wetwang. At Wetwang turn left onto the A166 and then shortly after leaving the village turn right back onto the B1248 signposted for Malton. At the roundabout turn right for Sledmere, where you should turn left opposite the Triton Inn, signposted Luttons. Follow this to a crossroads, turn left and then at the T junction turn left again, entering the village of West Lutton. Once you are almost through the village the road turns a sharp right bend. Turn left here onto Sheepwalk Lane and we are the last propery on the left hand side.

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