Keldy lies within the dramatic North York Moors National Park, which offers a never ending change of scenery, from open moorland to fertile valleys and picturesque market towns.

And Keldy is only a short distance from the North Sea coast. Visit the fine sandy beaches of Scarborough, see fishing boats in the busy port of Whitby, explore the old smugglers haunt of Robin Hood's Bay.

Take a short break and experience the moors on a crisp winter day ... wander through the warm autumn russets of the woodlands, on lazy autumn afternoons ... enjoy the marvellous scenery from viewpoints on forest drives ... take a steam railway journey from Pickering to Grosmont ... follow nature walks, waymarked trails and bridleways ... enjoy quiet picnics deep in the woods.

Turn off the A170 at the signpost to Wrelton, Cropton and Rosedale. At the New Inn, Cropton, turn right and follow the road through the village. After 2 miles turn left, signposted Keldy, onto the narrow road to the cabin site.