Golden Square Touring Camping Park

Three Feathers Walk (Kilburn)

Loops through Kilburn village and surrounding North Yorkshire countryside with gentle to moderate inclines across fields and quiet lanes. Suitable for families with older children who can manage stiles and uneven ground, but not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers lovely Hambleton Hills views and passes the famous White Horse of Kilburn carved into the hillside – a striking landmark visible for miles that's well worth the steady climb to see up close.

The Inn Way

Follows a multi-day trail linking historic coaching inns across the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales, with varied terrain from gentle riverside paths to steep moorland climbs. Sections vary considerably—some flat valley stretches suit families, but upland stages with significant ascent aren't buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome throughout. Worth doing for the combination of dramatic moorland scenery, picturesque villages, and the tradition of inn-to-inn walking with guaranteed refreshment stops.

Cleveland Way

Traces 109 miles around the North York Moors' dramatic edges and Yorkshire coast from Helmsley to Filey. Expect varied terrain: moorland plateaus with gentle climbs, challenging cliff-top sections with steep ascents (particularly around Sutton Bank), and undulating coastal paths. Not suitable for buggies; families with older children can tackle shorter sections like Robin Hood's Bay to Ravenscar. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Delivers stunning panoramas across he

Tabular Hills Walk

Ebor Way