Goosewood Caravan Park

Millennium Way

Follows an 81-mile heritage trail from Middleton Top to Stamford Bridge, tracing Yorkshire's history through mixed terrain including gentle canal towpaths, woodland tracks and some moderately steep sections over the Wolds. Generally family-friendly on flatter stretches, though the full route is better suited to older children; shorter sections work well with buggies on surfaced paths. Dogs welcome throughout. Worth doing for the varied landscapes, historical sites and excellent views across the

Jorvic Way

Traces 104km from York to Filey on the coast, predominantly flat through historic Vale of Pickering farmland with gentle rises near the North York Moors edge. Suitable for families on sections near York and coastal stretches, though full route is multi-day; buggies manageable on firmer lowland sections but challenging on field paths. Dogs welcome throughout. Connects Viking heritage sites, peaceful villages, and dramatic clifftop views at Filey Brigg, offering varied landscapes from riverside me

Campus Tree Trail

Meanders through the University of York campus showcasing notable trees and green spaces. Flat terrain on paved paths and mown grass, ideal for families with buggies and young children. Dogs welcome on leads. Perfect for a gentle educational stroll combining nature spotting with campus architecture, with interpretive information about tree species along the way. Takes roughly 30-45 minutes at a leisurely pace.

YorActive Trail

Trans-Pennine Trail (Selby to York)