Autumn Walks in the Harrogate Area
As the vibrant hues of autumn paint the landscape, there’s no better time to explore the scenic beauty of Harrogate and the Yorkshire Dales.   With its rolling hills, picturesque valleys, and charming villages, this region offers a variety of walks to suit everyone. Whether you’re seeking a gentle stroll or a more challenging hike, Harrogate has something to offer. Here's a guide to some of the best autumn walks and suggestions for making the most of your stay in this idyllic part of England.
 
Easy Walk: The Valley Gardens
For those looking for an easy and accessible walk, the Valley Gardens in Harrogate is the perfect choice. This beautiful parkland is ideal for a leisurely stroll, offering well-maintained paths and stunning autumn foliage.
Highlights:
Accessibility: The paths are smooth and suitable for wheelchairs and prams, making it an excellent option for those with mobility issues.
Sights: Enjoy the vibrant colours of the seasonal flowers and trees, the tranquil water features, and the charming Sun Colonnade is a must-see. 
Facilities: The gardens are equipped with ample seating, there is a café which serves a range of drinks and snacks and toilet facilities are also available. 
If you are visiting with small children, there are ample play areas and lots of room for kids to run off some energy, whilst the Crazy Golf may appeal to older children as well as young-at-heart adults.
Spend a relaxed afternoon wandering through this tranquil setting, or, for a more energetic walk, extend the walk up the hill and through the pine woods.
 
Medium Walk: Nidd Gorge
For those seeking a moderately challenging walk, the Nidd Gorge offers a delightful mix of woodland trails and riverside paths. The route starts at Conyngham Hall in Knaresborough, which is a short drive from Harrogate.  There is ample parking (which is Pay and Display) alongside the river, and the trails along the river and Nidd Gorge are well-marked. 
The walk offers stunning views of the gorge, which is particularly beautiful during the autumn and there is an abundance of wildlife including birds, squirrels, rabbits and deer.
For those with an interest in history and architecture, the walk passes old mills and the remnants of ancient woodland.
This walk is approximately 5 miles long and provides a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the region's natural beauty.
 
Longer Walk 1: Harrogate to Ripley Castle
For a longer walk, taking the route from Harrogate to Ripley Castle via The Greenway is a fantastic option.  The route begins in Harrogate Town Centre, at the Dragon Road car park which is behind Asda.  You will follow the path which runs parallel to the Harrogate railway line before crossing over the railway and continuing on the Greenway.  The path takes you around the outskirts of the town, then heads across the Nidd Viaduct.  On arriving at Ripley, we highly recommend trying the Ripley Icecream, having a wander around the beautiful village and possibly taking a walk in the grounds of the house, or visiting the stunning church if you have time. 
This is an out and back route so once you have seen all that Ripley has to offer, you return the way that you came. 
This walk is a 10 mile round trip, providing a good workout and plenty of time to enjoy the scenery.  The route is well-marked and relatively flat, making it manageable for the majority of walkers. 
 
Longer Walk 2:  Pinewoods to RHS Garden Harlow Carr
This walk from The Camberley to RHS Garden Harlow Carr is ideal for those who want a varied landscape walk.  From The Camberley, walk down the Kings Road toward Stuzzi, keeping the Conference Centre on your right.  At the traffic lights, note the beautiful Royal Hall.  Cross the road toward the Crescent Gardens and walk past the Royal Baths Building (on your left) and the Crescent Gardens on the right.  Follow the road, which curves around toward the Valley Gardens.  At the Zebra crossing, cross into the gardens themselves and follow the path toward the café.  Bear right onto the path that runs past the Japanese Garden and keeping the golf green on your left and the trees to your right, follow the path up the (rather steep) hill and into the woods. 
Cross the road at the top of the woods and take the metalled road through the woods at the other side, you can take a right turn through the woods to a charming green space and a path leading down to the Harlow Carr Gardens.  Most of this route is suitable for prams and wheelchairs but the green section is not.  For pram and wheelchair access, when you leave the pine woods, do not take the metalled road but instead do not cross the road but walk to the right on the footpath before crossing the road and taking the bark-chipping pathway through the woods a little further down.  This pathway joins the Harlow Carr path below the green, avoiding the need to traverse the green, which can be muddy in autumn. 
The pathway down to Harlow Carr has a stunning, long-range view across the hills and plenty of seats to allow you to rest and enjoy the view. 
Once you get to the road at the end of this pathway, turn left for Harlow Carr.  The garden entrance is on your right-hand side, with the Bettys Tearoom, a lovely gift shop, and a garden centre. 
You can make this a circular route by walking past Harlow Carr, turning left at the traffic lights, and walking into town.  Just follow the road straight down until you get to The Stray, a large green space in the centre of Harrogate.  Walk down Beech Grove, admiring the fabulous houses to your left, and then turn left at the traffic lights and walk down toward Bettys, before following the path down the hill.  Turn right at the Royal Hall Traffic lights and walk back to The Camberley. 
Alternatively, you can make this an out-and-back route by retracing your steps through the woods and gardens.  The distance is slightly shorter if you go out and back. 
 
 This 8-10 mile (depending on which route you choose to on the return trip) offers a mix of open parkland, dense woods, and beautifully curated gardens.  RHS Garden Harlow Carr is a stunning destination, especially in autumn when the gardens are ablaze with colour.
 
These are just four of the stunning walks that visitors to Harrogate can enjoy.  There are numerous walks in the wider area, with Pateley Bridge, Ripon, Knaresborough and Masham areas all very much worth exploring.  It is well worth planning to stay for a few days, so that you can fully appreciate the beauty and charm of the area.   The benefits of being out in nature are well documented and Harrogate provides a very convenient base from which to explore. 
Take a well-earned break at The Camberley, The Lodge or Camberley Cottages, and explore all that Harrogate has to offer.  Check out some of our other blogs for more ideas to make your stay special.  And remember, you will get a better deal if you book directly with us, because you can choose the room that you would prefer (subject to availability).  To book your room, call:  07792 505910

After a bustling six weeks of looking after the kids or grandkids during the summer holidays, it’s time for some well-deserved relaxation. If you're a gardening enthusiast or simply in need of a peaceful escape, Harrogate offers the perfect retreat. Renowned for its charming flower shows and scenic beauty, this spa town promises both tranquillity and inspiration.  With plenty to do in the Harrogate area, it’s the perfect base for your relaxing long weekend.  And where better to stay than The Camberley, The Lodge or, for those who prefer self-catering, one of our beautiful Camberley Cottages.  We are centrally located and only a few minutes’ walk from a wide range of restaurants and bars. 
 
Harrogate Flower Shows are a gardeners dream.
Twice a year, Harrogate transforms into a floral wonderland with its celebrated flower shows, attracting visitors from all over the UK.  The Spring Show takes place in April at the Great Yorkshire Showground, whilst the Autumn Show takes place 13 – 15 September.  Perfectly timed following the busy summer holiday period and just prior to bulb-planting season. 
The autumn show takes place at the picturesque Newby Hall & Gardens.  Expect to see the rich hues of dahlias, asters, and other late-blooming perennials. The crisp autumn air, breathtaking displays, and of course the numerous stalls selling plants and gardening items, make it a must-visit event.  You can also visit the contemporary sculpture trail and parts of the stunning house will be open to visitors during the show.  You can book your tickets here:  https://www.newbyhall.com/event/harrogate-autumn-flower-show-13th-15th-september-2024/
 
Floral Town
Harrogate itself is a floral town with many stunning display beds dotted around the town.  The Stray, 200 acres of delightful green space, criss-crossed with footpaths, is at the very centre of the town.  As dusk falls, the trees around the Stray are lit up with fairy lights in a magical display. 
Just a ten minute walk from The Camberley, Lodge and Cottages, is the Valley Gardens.  This serene park in the heart of Harrogate offers a peaceful retreat with its beautiful collection of mature trees, colourful flower borders, and a calming mineral spring.  Don’t miss the beautiful Sun Colonnade, which is on your right as you enter the gates to the gardens and head up the slight incline toward the tearooms where you can stop for a cup of tea and a sticky bun.
For those who would like a longer leg-stretch, head up the hill past the tennis courts and you will enter the pine woods and will be able to walk to RHS Harlow Carr which boasts themed gardens, a wildflower meadow and a well-stocked garden centre and gift shop.  There is also a branch of Betty’s Tea Rooms where you can enjoy tea and cake, afternoon tea, or perhaps one of Betty’s famous Fat Rascals – a scone/bun mash-up that is as delicious as it is famous.
If you prefer to drive to the RHS Harlow Carr, there is ample parking and the journey will take around 10 minutes from The Camberley, Lodge and Cottages. 
 
Antiques, Collectibles and History
Harrogate is also home to a number of fabulous Antique Shops, some of which stock unique garden ornaments, vintage planters, and quirky tools to enhance your green space.  Check out 27 West Park, which is a huge store that stocks items from a range of eras, whilst Harrogate Antiques Centre is located in the beautiful and atmospheric Montpellier Quarter – take a right after the Slingsby Gin store on Montpellier Hill. 
If you would like to learn more about the fascinating history of the area, check out the Royal Pump Room Museum to delve into the town’s rich history.
 
Crafts
If you are a keen knitter, spinner or crocheter, you won’t want to miss Yarndale on 28 and 29 September.  This huge wool show takes place in nearby Skipton, at the Auction Mart, and whilst its around 45 minutes drive, it is well worth it as it is one of the biggest shows in the area.  Whether you are looking to learn a new craft, find just the right yarn for the garment you want to create, get a spinning wheel or buy fleece, this is the place to do it.  It is a cornucopia of fabulous woolly goodness with a dizzying array of colours and styles of yarn and fibre from all over the UK.  It’s definitely not one to miss.  You can book your tickets here:  https://yarndale.co.uk/
If you want to have a fully relaxed weekend and don’t fancy Yarndale, why not check out our lovely local yarn store, Yarn Etc, on Knaresborough Road.  They stock the most stunning range of wools and patterns so you are sure to find something you love.
For those who love to sew, we haven’t left you out either.  Our local Fabric Store, Fine Fabrics, will be holding its quarterly Pop-up Fabric store on 7 September at Oatlands Community Centre.   You can find out more about Fine Fabrics, and their pop-up shop, here:  https://www.finefabricsofharrogate.co.uk/
 
Take a well-earned break at The Camberley, The Lodge or Camberley Cottages, and see what Harrogate has to offer.  As you can see, there is lots to do.  And remember, you will get a better deal if you book directly with us, because you can choose the room that you would prefer (subject to availability).  To book your room, call:  07792 505910

 
A Passion for Coffee and a Commitment to Sustainability: Volcano Coffee Works
 
At The Camberley and Camberley Cottages, we love our coffee, and we know that you do too.  There is nothing better than a great cup of coffee to start your day whether you will be spending it shopping, sightseeing or working.  For many, that first cup of coffee is the best one of the day.  So we like to ensure that it’s absolutely first rate.  We are proud to serve Volcano Coffee Works, a brand that is not only delicious, but has an unwavering commitment to sustainability and ethical practices.
Volcano Coffee Works started from humble beginnings;  just founder Kurt Stewart and a vintage Italian Piaggio Ape coffee cart on the footpath off Rosendale Road in West Dulwich. A Kiwi by birth and a seasoned chef, Kurt’s passion was, and still is, to introduce people to better coffee. His Full Steam Espresso quickly gained a following, leading to the establishment of a roastery and a café. The company now consists of a team of 30, and Kurt still roasts the first batch of the day himself, ensuring that the quality and passion that started Volcano Coffee Works continue to infuse every cup.
Innovative and Ethical Coffee Practices
Volcano Coffee Works purchases the best beans rather than the cheapest, pays farmers above Fairtrade prices, and roasts the beans in small batches. It was a pioneer in putting speciality coffee into coffee pods and was among the first coffee companies to become a B Corp, a testament to its commitment to using business as a force for good for both people and the planet.
Their dedication to paying above Fairtrade prices guarantees that farmers receive a fair income, which helps improve their quality of life and promotes sustainable farming practices. This ethical approach to sourcing is reflected in the rich, flavourful coffee that our guests enjoy every day.
Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Initiatives
At The Camberley, we are dedicated to sustainability, and Volcano Coffee Works aligns perfectly with our values. They have been carbon neutral since 2022.  They reduce their carbon footprint and offset their emissions by re-investing in the regions from which their coffee originates. Their packaging is exceptionally eco-friendly.  All their coffee bags are made from 50% recycled materials and are 100% recyclable.  Their coffee pods are fully compostable, too, so for every coffee we make in the guest house, we know we are contributing to a sustainable future, one cup at a time. 
The Sombra Project
We are particularly impressed by their Sombra Project, a pioneering agroforestry project in Brazil established in partnership with Fazenda Mio. This project focuses on sustainable coffee farming practices that enhance biodiversity, improve soil health, and support the livelihoods of coffee farmers. It not only ensures high-quality coffee but also contributes to the well-being of farming communities and the environment.
The Coffee
Kurt Stewart’s culinary background has given Volcano Coffee Works a unique edge in the coffee world. His fascination with the depth of coffee flavours and his expertise in blending and layering has resulted in a range of coffees that are both complex and accessible. From the renowned Mount Blend to their decaf options, each cup is designed to make you stop and savour the moment. The brand’s focus on making speciality coffee enjoyable and approachable aligns with our mission to provide memorable experiences for our guests.
We are proud to partner with Volcano Coffee Works, not just because of their exceptional coffee, but also because of their commitment to making a positive impact on the world. By serving their coffee, we support sustainable and ethical practices, contribute to environmental conservation, and provide our guests with a unique and memorable coffee experience.  We invite our guests to savour the flavours of their coffee, knowing that every sip supports a better world. 
To find out more about Volcano Coffee Works, please click here.
To book accommodation, to include truly excellent coffee each morning whether you stay in the Guest House or the Cottages, please go here.

Harrogate is a haven for culture enthusiasts with three fantastic entertainment venues. The Camberley and Camberley Cottages are centrally located, opposite the Conference Centre and just a five-minute walk from the Royal Hall, with Harrogate Theatre only a ten-minute walk away.  We provide the perfect base for exploring the area and attending the myriad of concerts and events that draw visitors to the town. 
Harrogate Theatre, pairs Victorian architecture with an intimate ambiance. Established in 1900, it has a rich history and stages performances that range from timeless classics, drama, comedy, and musicals, ensuring there's a show to suit every taste. 
Highlights of the upcoming season at the theatre include Alan Ayckbourn’s Table Manners, which runs from 17 – 21 September.  This comedic masterpiece set in rural England, unfolds around a dining table. The play delves into the dysfunctional dynamics of a family gathering, exploring themes of love, jealousy, and human foibles with the sharp wit and biting humour typical of Ayckbourn's work. 
For those who prefer musical theatre, Grease runs from 23 – 26 October 2024 whilst Dire Straits fans are sure to love Dire Streets, a tribute band playing at the theatre on 30 October 2024.
The Royal Hall is one of Harrogate’s most stunning architectural gems.  Built in the 19th Century, it exudes grandeur and elegance.  It is renowned for its exquisite design and exceptional acoustics, making it a prestigious venue for concerts, orchestras, and events. Visitors are transported to a bygone era of opulence and sophistication.  From the ornate ceilings to the plush seating, this Victorian gem truly is a luxurious and unmissable experience.   
Jive Talking – a Tribute to the BeeGees will take place on 22 September before Otam Ottolenghi brings his Comfort Tour to the venue on 23 September.  This renowned chef, restaurateur, and author is celebrated for his innovative approach to Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine and his focus on fresh, vibrant ingredients and bold flavours. 
On 5 October, the Royal Hall will be filled with temptation.  The music of The Temptations to be precise, as Just My Imagination takes to the stage.  For those who prefer something a little more intellectual, Jon Ronson’s Psychopath Night is taking place on 26 October and will discuss the perplexing concept of normalcy. 
The Harrogate Convention Centre, just opposite The Camberley, has hosted rock stars, politicians, businesses, trade shows, and special interest events, ranging from ComicCon to The Knitting and Stitching Show.  
On 19 September, the Convention Centre will host an evening with UK astronaut Tim Peake that is sure to be both informative and entertaining. Beverley Knight will bring her distinctive soul sound to Harrogate on 20 September, and Prog Rock fans will be delighted to hear that The Australian Pink Floyd Show will be at the Convention Centre on 1 November. 
Fans of Jimmy Carr won’t want to miss his “Jimmy Carr Laughs Funny” show on 21 September, whilst film buffs will enjoy the 2024 Banff Blue Film programme on 15 October. 
To check out all the entertainment and book your tickets for events at the Royal Hall, Harrogate Theatre and the Harrogate Convention Centre, in one convenient place, just click here:  https://www.harrogatetheatre.co.uk/performances/
 
For Comedy fans, October is the best time to visit Harrogate as the 13th Harrogate Comedy Festival is taking place from 2 – 29 October.  Attracting a huge range of comedy talent, with performances across all three Harrogate Venues, you don’t want to miss this.  Highlights include Harrogate’s own, Maisie Adam on 5 and 7 October and Andy Parsons on 2 October, both at Harrogate Theatre.  Al Murray, The Pub Landlord, will be at the Royal Hall on 19 October whilst Lucy Beaumont takes to the same stage on 24 October.  You can check out all the talent and book your tickets here:  https://visitharrogate.co.uk/events/harrogate-comedy-festival
Harrogate is also the ideal place to stay if you are looking to attend an event at the First Direct Arena in Leeds.  There are frequent buses and trains into Leeds and the stations are just a ten minute walk away from The Cottages and Bed and Breakfast.  If you are travelling by car, the journey is around 30 – 40 minutes depending on traffic, and there is a multi-storey car park opposite the venue, which is safe and secure.  If you arrive at 6pm or later, there is a special Event parking rate available. 
Musical highlights at the arena include Niall Horan, a former member of One Direction, whose blend of pop, folk, and rock resonates with fans of all ages. Niall’s show is on 28 August.
On 6 September, acclaimed band Texas will take to the stage with special guest KT Tunstall. With their distinctive sound and Spiteri's powerful vocals, Texas delivers electrifying performances that showcase their enduring talent and musical legacy.
On 16 October, Becky Hill will bring her soulful vocals and infectious beats to Leeds.  Since appearing on The Voice UK, Becky has dominated the charts with hit singles and collaborations with renowned artists.
And for those who like their music heavier, the ultimate shock rocker, Alice Cooper, will be playing at the arena on 18 October.  Prepare for a blood-spattered stage show and the potential appearance of a Boa Constrictor. 
Check out all the events at the Leeds Arena here:  https://www.firstdirectarena.com/events
The Cottages and Bed and Breakfast make an ideal base whatever your entertainment preferences.  Just a short walk takes you into the town centre where you will find the Theatre in the main shopping area together with a wide range of restaurants.  Well-known chains such as The Ivy and Cosy Club sit alongside independent establishments, providing access to most types of cuisine for your pre-event meal.  The Conference Centre is literally opposite the Bed and Breakfast whilst the stunning Royal Hall is just a five-minute walk away.  If you don’t wish to go up into the town centre, there are some great eating establishments available on Kings Road itself, including Stuzzi, serving delicious Italian cuisine, less than a minute's walk away.   
Whether you choose the excitement of a rock concert, the side-splitting humour of the Comedy Festival, or the intellectual stimulation of an evening with an Astronaut, the Camberley and The Camberley Cottages provide the perfect location to unwind, and discuss the highlights of your evening.  

Few sports events match the fun, excitement, and spectacle of horse racing, and we are lucky to have not one, not two, but three fabulous racecourses virtually on our doorstep. This makes sense since Middleham in Bedale, only a short drive away, is home to several racing stables.
Whether you are looking for an elegant day out with an excuse to dress up and sip champagne, or seeking a more family-friendly outing, there is something for everyone at our local races. 
The atmosphere is always vibrant and there is a sense of anticipation and camaraderie amongst racegoers, whilst the magnificent horses are a sight to behold, beautifully turned out with coats shining with health and vitality as they are led around the paddock by their owners, with gaily clad jockeys atop them, a riot of colour in their silks. 
Witnessing the sleek, muscular thoroughbreds thundering down the course with the crowd yelling them on excitedly is an experience not to be missed.  Betting s not necessary, and certainly doesn’t need to be expensive.  A pound on the nose of a horse that looks good in the paddock always gives an extra thrill to the race.  Plus a day at the races provides ample opportunity for networking and socialising, making it an excellent option for organisations wishing to reward employees with a fun day out. 
Meetings are not solely reserved for seasoned race-goers.  All our local courses offer family days with activities for younger children, whilst, for couples looking for a different day out; ladies days are superb fun, allowing you to dress up, drink champagne, and soak up the atmosphere whilst wandering hand in hand around the course.  Whether you take advantage of the onsite food or bring your own delicious picnic, you are sure to have a wonderful time. 
With courses at York, Wetherby and Ripon, you are sure to find a meeting that you will enjoy. 
Racing at Ripon
Ripon is known as the Garden Racecourse, and is just twenty minutes drive from The Camberley Hotel and Cottages.  The season opens with two fixtures in April, on the 18th and 27th, both in the afternoon.
For those who prefer to attend the races in the evening, there is a fixture on 10 May, 5th and 19th June, and 8th July.
Meetings at this course that are particularly family-friendly include a Family Day on 19 May, the popular Family Olympics Day on 11 August, and a Bank Holiday Family Fun Day on 26 August.
Ladies Day takes place on 20 June as part of a two-day racing fixture, with the remaining fixtures being afternoon events.
You will find the entire 2024 fixture list for Ripon here:  https://ripon-races.co.uk/fixtures-times/
 
Racing at Wetherby.
This course is such a fun one to attend and has both National Hunt and Flat Racing.  National Hunt is thrilling as the horses must clear jumps.  Standing beside one of the jumps as these majestic creatures sail over the jumps with the jockeys encouraging them, is a sight to behold.  The course is a 30 minute drive from The Camberley Hotel and Cottages and hosts a number of meetings which support charitable causes.  The Opening meeting on 16 October supports Spinal Research, whilst the meeting on 1 November features the BHS Charity Race.  16 November, is the “Peak Cap and Pearls Raceday” which supports the CIU National Charity. 
This course has a Christmas meet with a two-day event running on 26 and 27 December.  Although you need to wrap up warmly, the atmosphere at this post-Christmas race meeting is absolutely electric, and it is, for many local people, a Christmas tradition.  The pie and peas are rather good too. 
For the perfect flat race experience, there is evening racing on 3 June and 11 June, the latter being a ladies meeting and therefore perfect for dressing up in your finest frock. 
To check out the whole fixture list – as this racecourse does have fixtures all year round – just click here:  https://www.wetherbyracing.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/2024-Fixture-List.pdf
 
York Races
York is perhaps the most prestigious course in the group. It is around a 45-minute drive from The Camberley Hotel and Cottages, and is most frequently visited by Royalty. It also hosts concerts during the summer. This course is flat racing only, and the facilities are absolutely beautiful. If you are looking for a meeting that will allow you to unleash your full Kardashian, this is the one to choose. 
Fixtures run from May to October, with the Dante Festival kicking off the season.  This fixture runs over three days from 15 – 17 May inclusive and includes the Boodles Yorkshire Cup.
The Spring meeting takes place on 25 May and features the William Hill Bronte Cup, while the June meeting runs on 14 and 15 June and includes the 53rd Macmillan Charity Raceday on the second day. 
The John Smiths Cup Meet takes place on 12 and 13 July whilst 26 and 27 July are a Music Showcase weekend with both racing and live music. 
The famous Ebor Festival runs over four days in August from 21 to 24, inclusive, with the Thursday being Ladies Day. If you are planning to attend York Races, this is definitely the day to bring out your inner Kardashian.
8 September is a Family Raceday and the season finale will be a two-day event on 11 and 12 October.   You can check out the full programme here:  https://www.yorkracecourse.co.uk/racing-fixtures.html   
 
After a day filled with exhilarating races and a vibrant atmosphere, retreat to our elegant Camberley Cottages, where you can unwind after an exciting day, count your winnings and relive the highlights of a truly fabulous day out.  The Cottages make an ideal base for exploring not only the racecourses in the area but also the wonderful landscapes and activities that are available close by.  Whether you choose some local ingredients at the local deli and whip up a feast, order in, or take advantage of one of the many delightful eating establishments in Harrogate, we are sure you will find yourself reliving the highlights of your stay for many weeks to come. 
Whether you're a seasoned racegoer or a first-time attendee, our hotel and cottages provide the perfect home base for your racing experience. Book a stay with us and immerse yourself in the excitement of the races while enjoying unparalleled hospitality and comfort.

Looking for a new challenge for 2024? well check out www.saintmichaelshospice.org for information on their 2024 3 peaks of Yorkshire challenge taking place on the 14th September.  While pushing yourself to the limit you will also be raising vital funds for St Michaels Hospice who not only provide end of life care but support families during this difficult time.

This annual Harrogate event both showcases local Beer but also raises funds for charity. Run by the Harrogate Round table and located at The Crown Hotel is an amazing base for a weekened in Harrogate.
https://harrogatebeerfestival.co.uk/ - for both Sponsorship opportunities and tickets.

Happy to report the renovation of room 10's bathroom is now complete! over 1000 tiles our very tired plumbers report! Beautiful Job! - check out the vidio on the bedroom page