Castle House Holiday Cottage Runswick Bay

Welcome to Castle House Holiday Cottage
Runswick Bay
North Yorkshire

Do you remember when holidays were simple?
Playing on soft sandy beaches, building sand castles and messing around in rock pools. Think those days have gone forever?
Then picture this, white painted cottages nestling against a cliff looking south across a pretty bay. Narrow winding paths twisting around traditional fisherman’s cottages, each one unique meandering down a narrow cobbled road that few cars access. All of this will be yours when you stay in Runswick Bay.

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	And the best is yet to come... A sheltered and unspoilt sandy beach looks across the bay to Kettleness and back to the village where tall thin cottages are grouped together. Runswick Bay has a timeless quality where you can have the simple, safe and fun family holiday. The sandy beach is sheltered and full of interest for children. Runswick Bay is tucked away and peaceful but is within easy reach of plenty of other attractions if you decide to venture further afield.	10 things to do for free when you stay in Runswick Bay Walk on the beach Play in the rock pools Build sand castles Have a picnic Take a cliff top walk Explore the village footpaths Read a book on the balcony Watch boats launch in the bay Have a paddle Sketch and paint the village
		10 things for families to do when you stay in Runswick Bay Lunch outside The Royal Check out the toys & Ice creams at the village cafe Fish and chips at The Magpie cafe in Whitby Visit Flamingo land Visit Hogsmeade at Goathland station North York Moors Railway Go cycling in Dalby Forest Visit Sea Life Centre Scarborough Go Ape in Dalby Forest Take a boat trip Scarborough & Whitby Visit Eden camp Malton
	Castle House has one of the best views over the bay and is the ideal place to stay while you explore Robin Hoods Bay, Whitby and North Yorkshire. Castle House is a typical fisherman’s cottage built on 3 levels and has recently been refurbished. Enjoy spectacular views across the bay from the first floor bedroom and balcony. The house is accessed by quaint stone steps through a beautiful wooded walk.