Hotels in North York Moors National Park, United Kingdom
North York Moors National Park sits in northern England and has a cool, unpredictable climate with mild summers (around 68°F / 20°C) and chilly, damp winters (40°F / 4°C). It's famous for its vast purple heather moorland, which blooms in late summer, and the dramatic Jurassic-era coastline. In summer, you can hike the Cleveland Way coastal path or bike through Dalby Forest; in winter, explore the ruins of Rievaulx Abbey or warm up in a cozy pub in Helmsley, while spring and autumn offer cheaper accommodations and fewer crowds on the moors.