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Landal · Yorkshire (Great Ayton)
Landal Angrove
Lodges in Angrove Country Park, on the edge of the North York Moors — 9h 26m drive from Brussels outside peak hours.
Greystone Hills, Great Ayton TS9 6RN, United Kingdom · Google Maps
- The countryside
- 9h 26m from Brussels
- 12h 16m Friday 6pm (estimated ×1.3)
Indicative range · price not checked
€345 · 3 nights, 4 people, not tied to dates
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4 official photos from Landal, supplied to its partners. 1 genuine photo of the place, under a free licence (Wikimedia Commons, author and licence shown under each photo).
Our favourite
Why you'll like it
Lodges in Angrove Country Park, on the edge of the North York Moors.
The dog comes too
Some accommodation accepts pets, with a supplement at booking.
Who it's for
Ideal for
This park is particularly suited to:
- No Families with young children
- No Teens after thrills
- Average Couples
- No Nature lovers
- No Rainy weekend
- Yes With the dog
- No Nightlife and going out
- No Week-long stay
Landal Angrove lies in Angrove Country Park near Great Ayton, on the edge of the North York Moors National Park and about 11 miles from the coast. The resort has the G&Tea House restaurant, a nine-hole adventure golf course, an outdoor playground and a dog agility course.
At a glance
For you
Six ways to experience this park, rated from its facilities and what is around it.
Family
play areas, swimming pool, children's outings
Nature
forest, lake, trails
Pool & facilities
swimming pool, spa, bowling, bikes
Romantic
quiet, spa, good restaurants
Rainy day
everything you can do indoors
Fine weather
open air, water, panoramic views
The whole stay, not just the park
Your ideal day
Family day: pace suited to children, short journeys. Indicative budget excluding accommodation: ≈ €12 per adult.
- 9am
Breakfast at the cottage
Our data does not say whether there is a shop on site: bring your groceries, or ask at reception.
- 10.30am
Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum
Museum in the heart of Great Ayton telling the story of James Cook’s childhood and education at the village charity school, then his voyages; usually open April to October.
5 min from the park
- 1pm
Lunch at the park restaurant
1 restaurant on site: menu and opening times displayed at reception.
On site
- 3pm
Gisborough Priory
Ruins of one of England’s first Augustinian priories, founded by the Bruce family and dominated by the Gothic east end of the 14th-century church.
16 min from the park
- 6.30pm
Back to the cottage
Drinks on the terrace, dinner at the accommodation.
- 8pm
Quiet evening
Board games, a film, sunset from the terrace.
Calculated from Brussels, the reference city for this page, with no profile. Change the starting point or the profile: the score is recalculated.
- Distance weighting 19%
9h 26m drive under normal conditions
- Facilities weighting 13%
limited facilities
- Surroundings weighting 13%
countryside
- Family weighting 13%
3 child-friendly activities nearby
- Dining weighting 10%
1 restaurant on site — no place to eat listed nearby for now, the rating covers the site only
- Things to do weighting 13%
3 activities, 2 of them under 30 min away
- Rainy day weighting 13%
few indoor options
- Fine weather weighting 9%
limited outdoor options
How much does this stay cost?
All-inclusive estimate: accommodation, travel, meals and outings. Your settings are saved on this device.
Dates are optional: without them, the estimate covers a typical stay.
- Accommodation
- €345
- Return journey
- €354
- Meals
- €252
- Activities
- €0
- Estimated total
- €951
per night€317
per person€238
per person per night€79
What's the weather like?
A 7-day on-site forecast, covering your dates if you have chosen any, with advice to match: indoors if it rains, outdoors in fine weather.
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Suggested itinerary
Generated from the park's activities and restaurants: arrival, full days alternating outdoor, rainy-day and discovery ideas, then departure. Adjust it with the options.
Indicative budget for the programme: ≈ €51 per adult, excluding accommodation (4 days).
Day 1 · Arrival day
Settling in gently · ≈ €12 / adult
- 3pm
Arrival at the park
Check-in at reception at Landal Angrove. Collect the site map.
- 4pm
Settling into the cottage
Unpack. Our data does not say whether there is a shop on site: bring your groceries, or ask at reception.
- 5pm
Walk to explore the site
Locate the pool, the play areas and the paths leading out of the park.
- 7.30pm
Dinner at the park restaurant
1 restaurant on site: menu and opening times displayed at reception.
- 3pm
Day 2 · Outdoor day
Walking, cycling, views · ≈ €12 / adult
- 9.30am
Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum
Museum in the heart of Great Ayton telling the story of James Cook’s childhood and education at the village charity school, then his voyages; usually open April to October.
5 min from the park
- 12.30pm
Lunch at the park restaurant
1 restaurant on site: menu and opening times displayed at reception.
- 2pm
Gisborough Priory
Ruins of one of England’s first Augustinian priories, founded by the Bruce family and dominated by the Gothic east end of the 14th-century church.
16 min from the park
- 7pm
Back to the cottage
Dinner in the accommodation.
- 9.30am
Day 3 · Indoor day
Day at the park, under cover · ≈ €12 / adult
- Day
Day at the park, under cover
Games, reading and a nap in the cottage: no indoor outing is recorded nearby in our data.
- Day
Day 4 · Departure day
One last activity, then the drive home · ≈ €15 / adult
- 9am
Last swim or walk
An hour at the pool or in the forest before closing the suitcases.
- 11am
Check-out
Return the keys to reception. Check the exact time on your confirmation.
- 12.30pm
Lunch on the way
A picnic prepared before check-out, or a brasserie in a village on the way back.
20 min from the park
- 9am
A typical day, by visitor type
Family day
Pace suited to children, short journeys
Indicative budget: ≈ €12 / adult, excluding accommodation
- 9.30am
Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum
Museum in the heart of Great Ayton telling the story of James Cook’s childhood and education at the village charity school, then his voyages; usually open April to October.
5 min from the park
- 12.30pm
Lunch at the park restaurant
1 restaurant on site: menu and opening times displayed at reception.
On site
- 2pm
Gisborough Priory
Ruins of one of England’s first Augustinian priories, founded by the Bruce family and dominated by the Gothic east end of the 14th-century church.
16 min from the park
- 7pm
Back to the cottage
Dinner in the accommodation.
What to do nearby?
3 activities, sights and outings, each with an address, a Google Maps link and a route from the park. The radial map ranks them by driving time; the list filters by visitor type, category, distance and indoor / outdoor.
Greystone Hills, Great Ayton TS9 6RN, United Kingdom
- Captain Cook Schoolroom MuseumHigh Street 101, TS9 6NB Middlesbrough, United Kingdom · 5 min
- Gisborough PrioryChurch Street, TS14 6HG Guisborough, United Kingdom · 16 min
- Mount Grace PrioryRuebury Lane, DL6 3AP East Harlsey, United Kingdom · 35 min
OpenStreetMap base map, © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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- Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum (Culture) : 5 min from the park, Variable price
- Gisborough Priory (Historic monument) : 16 min from the park, Variable price
- Mount Grace Priory (Historic monument) : 35 min from the park, Variable price
Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum
Museum in the heart of Great Ayton telling the story of James Cook’s childhood and education at the village charity school, then his voyages; usually open April to October.
5 minVariable priceFamily
Gisborough Priory
Ruins of one of England’s first Augustinian priories, founded by the Bruce family and dominated by the Gothic east end of the 14th-century church.
Photo: Admiralgary · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
16 minVariable priceFor everyone
Mount Grace Priory
The last of the great Yorkshire monasteries, founded in 1398, with a restored manor house and Arts and Crafts terraced gardens.
Photo: Frglrx · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
35 minVariable priceFor everyone
Addresses and coordinates recorded from OpenStreetMap (Nominatim), driving times calculated from real routes (OSRM), on 17/10/2026. The “Google Maps” links open a simple search: none of the data shown here comes from it.
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- Displayed priceNot verified
Indicative range: this park's price has not yet been checked with the operator. The amount shown, for 3 nights and 4 people, is an order of magnitude, not this park's price; nothing can be booked at that amount.
Not verified - Public ratingNot verified
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Not verified - Park addressNot verified
Entered by hand from the operator's official website, because OpenStreetMap placed several parks in the wrong municipality. No verification date was recorded for this entry.
Not verified - Coordinates and driving timesRecorded and dated
Coordinates taken from OpenStreetMap (Nominatim) and real routes calculated by OSRM on 17 October 2026. The “Friday evening” column is not a measurement: it is the normal time multiplied by 1.3.
Recorded and dated - Activities and restaurants nearbyRecorded and dated
3 activities and 0 restaurants: addresses and coordinates taken from OpenStreetMap (Nominatim), distances calculated by OSRM, on 17 October 2026. No restaurant rating is shown: we have none whose platform is known. The descriptions, the audiences and the seasons are written by us, with no recording date.
Recorded and dated - Park facilitiesNot verified
2 criteria recorded from the operator's pages, 10 unverified — an unverified criterion is never counted as absent. No verification date was recorded for these readings: they may have aged without our being able to say so. The number of units is not confirmed by a citable public source, so it is not shown.
Not verified - Online bookingNot verified
Availability not checked: we make no claim to know whether any units are still free.
Not verified
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Frequently asked questions
The answers are worked out from the data on this page. A question does not appear while the data that would answer it is missing: here, “we don't know” is never said as “no”.
How long is the drive from Brussels?
9h 26m by road from Brussels, and an estimated 12h 16m on a Friday evening (normal time ×1.3). Real route calculated with OSRM on OpenStreetMap road data.
Where is Landal Angrove?
Greystone Hills, Great Ayton TS9 6RN, United Kingdom (Yorkshire (Great Ayton)). The park is operated by Landal.
Are dogs allowed at Landal Angrove?
Yes, pets are allowed. The operator usually charges a supplement per animal per stay: check it when you book.
What budget should you plan for a stay at Landal Angrove?
The price of Landal Angrove has not yet been checked with the operator. This page shows an indicative range of €345 for lodging only, 3 nights for 4 people, no dates set: an order of magnitude, not this park's price. The real rate is on the operator's website.
Park facilities and accommodation
- Indoor pool(not verified)
- Wave pool / slides(not verified)
- Outdoor pool(not verified)
- Spa / wellness(not verified)
- Private sauna (some accommodation)(not verified)
- Children's club(not verified)
- Indoor playground(not verified)
- Bowling(not verified)
- Bike hire(not verified)
- Mini-market(not verified)
- Yes:Dogs allowed
- Yes:Wi-Fi
- 1 restaurant on site
Accommodation types
- 2-4 person lodge
- 6-8 person lodge
- Pet-friendly lodge
The surrounding area
What you see around Landal Angrove (Yorkshire (Great Ayton)): genuine free-to-use photos taken within 3 km of the park. They are not photos of the park itself — holiday parks are private property and their official photos are under copyright.
Photo credits
Official photos from Landal, supplied by the operator to its partners: © Landal.
The real photos (of the park itself and in the “The surrounding area” section) come from Wikimedia Commons, under a free licence. Authors and licences:
- River Leven near East Angrove - geograph.org.uk - 1700968 — Philip Barker · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
- Entrance to East Angrove - geograph.org.uk - 1703696 — Philip Barker · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
- Footpath near East Angrove - geograph.org.uk - 1700956 — Philip Barker · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons