Cote Ghyll Mill
Independent Youth Hostel, group accommodation, Osmotherley, North Yorkshire Moors, Northallerton
Cote Ghyll Mill, Osmotherley, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL6 3AH
Call Reception on 01609 883425
Overview
Situated in a beautiful and secluded valley in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this converted linen mill is perfect for those wishing to explore the Yorkshire moors, dales & coast. The Mill is bookable as a whole, by room or by bed. All bedrooms are fully refurbished and are en suite. Great for educational groups, families, outdoor clubs and friends gatherings in a wonderful venue. Group activities available onsite. Fully catered or self-cater. Other facilities include licensed bar and lounge, TV/games room, pool table, free WiFi, large garden, bike store, meeting rooms, laundry & drying room. Additional self-catering annex, sleeps10. The stream and woodlands in the Mill grounds provide exploration areas or organised activities for children and groups. The Mill is adjacent to Cod Beck reservoir, Cleveland Way, Coast to Coast and at the start of Lyke Wake Walk. Popular mountain biking/cycling location. Osmotherley village has pubs, a tea room and shops.This accommodation is featured on our map of Yorkshire and Lancashire and here is its own website.
Details
Beds & Rooms:
71: Mill 61: 4x2, 6x4, 4x6 + 5 rollout beds. Annex: 10Open:
All year. 7am - 9pmPrice per night:
Adults from £32. U18's from £21. Family rooms from £57. Enquire for groups & sole use.Booking:
Advanced booking recommended, especially for groups.Directions:
From A19 or Northallerton A684 towards Osmotherley or Teeside into Osmotherley. At the T junction/village cross turn left. Cote Ghyll Mill is ¼ mile out of the village on the right, just after the Caravan and Camping Park.Public Transport:
Train to Northallerton, from the station the 80 or 89 bus (for Stokesley) stops in the centre of Osmotherley. The hostel is a 10 min walk (1/4mile).Walks:
Long Distance Walks Land's End to John O Groats on foot
LEJOG Land's End to John O'Groats by bike
Mountain Bike Coast to Coast
Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk
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Latest Blog about Cote Ghyll Mill
Osmotherley Winter Escape
March 9th 2016
Osmotherley is a pretty Yorkshire village surrounded by the high Yorkshire moors. With the Cleveland Way, The Coast to Coast and the Lyke Wake Walk passing close by, with Cod Beck Reservoir and Mount Grace Priory for more gentle days out, it is an ideal destination for a walking holiday or a family weekend escape.
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News & Offers from Cote Ghyll Mill
Cote Ghyll is open for winter mini-breaks.
November 3rd 2020
Bookings will be taken in line with the latest COVID guidelines.
We are taking bookings for groups, families and individuals for Autumn and Winter 2020.
June 19th 2020
Cote Ghyll Mill has had a face-lift during lock-down, we’ve been decorating, painting, cleaning, sanitising, buying new furniture and doing lots of gardening! It looks amazing, come and see for yourself.
To find out more give us a call on 01609 883425 or email.
Adapting to change
April 2nd 2020
In just a few weeks, the coronavirus outbreak has changed the way thousands of people and businesses operate in an unprecedented manner.
As we all work hard to navigate the new normal, we reflect on what a difference the last few weeks has made. This video was from when the BBC visited us just last year, the Park was busy, people enjoying themselves and their surroundings, although we should add that this it was BBC Breakfast, visiting at 7am, and some people were still asleep in their tents! Today however, it’s very different. The Park is peacefully quiet, the only sounds are the birds singing and the pheasants crowing. In one way it is amazing to see, nature at its finest, in another way it is sad to see, nobody able to enjoy what we have around us.
The COVID-19 outbreak has delivered an indiscriminate blow to the whole world, everything from small restaurants to multinational corporations have been forced to change how they do work amid a series of shutdown orders to help stem the tide of the virus. As with all businesses, we have also implemented many changes, from contactless check-in to flexible bookings. We understand that the world is not the same as it was in December.
We have tried to use the downtime to the benefit of our customers in time for re-opening, we have worked hard on finishing off the new reception and shop, decorating, moving furniture and stock, and creating a brand new environment for our hardworking reception staff. The whole family have been working on the Park, cutting grass, watering flowers, dusting, polishing and keeping a close eye on caravans and motorhomes for customers. We have created a new ‘river walk’ along Cod Beck stream, and put out a nature trail for children of all ages! There has been lots of hard work around the Mill, and we are proud of our teams now more than ever.
Until we know when we can re-open, we will continue to share photos on social media, and we will be doing our very best to make sure that we are ready for the day when we can open the gates and welcome guests once again.
In the meantime, we are here for you, so if you have any questions or want us to check anything in your caravan or motorhome, please let us know and we will do our best.
We really do hope that we see you all back at Cote Ghyll really soon.
Helen & Jon
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