As beautiful as North Yorkshire is, the weather can be changeable at times. If grey skies arrive during your stay at Low Costa Mill, don’t worry. There are plenty of rainy day activities to enjoy around Pickering. A little rain, or even a full-on British cloudburst, is all part of a UK staycation. Thankfully, it doesn’t mean your day has … Read More
Autumn Adventures in the North York Moors
Autumn is one of the most colourful and cosy times to visit the North York Moors National Park. September and October often bring crisp mornings, colourful landscapes and quieter roads. It’s the perfect time for walking, cycling and simply enjoying the countryside. The summer crowds have gone, you can slow down and enjoy this beautiful corner of Yorkshire at your … Read More
North Yorkshire Moors Railway: A Day Out from Pickering
If you’re looking for a memorable day out in North Yorkshire, climb aboard the North Yorkshire Moors Railway in Pickering. This much-loved heritage railway combines steam, history and spectacular scenery. It runs through the heart of the North York Moors National Park, connecting Pickering with Whitby. The journey takes you through some of the most beautiful countryside in North Yorkshire. … Read More
Nature on Our Doorstep: The Spectacular Wildlife at Low Costa Mill
One of our greatest privileges of living at Low Costa Mill is watching nature unfold right in front of us. Living here, it is easy to take our surroundings for granted. However, hearing our guests’ wonderful stories this summer reminded us how lucky we truly are to spot wildlife at Low Costa Mill. Unforgettable Birdwatching & Pond Life Recently, one … Read More
Iron, Industry, and Incredible Views: The History of Rosedale
Just 8 miles from Low Costa Mill lies Rosedale. This valley is famous for its rural beauty and dramatic scenery, including the steep incline of Chimney Bank. Today, it is a peaceful mix of sheep farming and tourism. However, the ruins of giant iron-roasting kilns tell a much noisier story. The village of Rosedale Abbey offers visitors stunning scenery, rich history, … Read More
A Perfect Spring Walk: Hutton-le-Hole to Lastingham
May is National Walking Month, making it the perfect time to explore the North York Moors. One of our absolute favourite routes is the easy circular walk connecting the villages of Hutton-le-Hole and Lastingham. During springtime, the fields are alive with wildflowers and playful lambs making the views truly delightful. A Charming Moorland Circuit This delightful 4.5-mile walk connects two … Read More
5 Incredible Days Out Within 20 Minutes of Low Costa Mill
Does the rising price of fuel have you looking for adventures closer to home? You are in luck. While Low Costa Mill offers plenty of on-site fun, some of North Yorkshire’s best gems are just a short hop away. You don’t need to spend hours in the car to experience the best of our region. From historic market towns to … Read More
3 reasons to visit Thornton Le Dale
If you’re staying at Low Costa Mill and looking for reasons to visit Thornton-le-Dale, read on. This charming village makes a perfect day out. It’s one of those places that feels instantly welcoming, relaxed, and quietly special. Located on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, just a few miles from Pickering. Thornton-le-Dale is perfect for a gentle … Read More
Easter holidays in North Yorkshire at Low Costa Mill
Easter holidays in North Yorkshire are especially special when spent at Low Costa Mill. Spring has arrived, bringing brighter days, blooming daffodils, and the excitement of Easter. The countryside is turning green, the days are longer, and there’s a calm before summer begins. As you explore the surrounding countryside, you’ll often spot adorable spring lambs in the fields. Travelling through … Read More
Spring Is on the Way at Low Costa Mill – 5 Signs to Look Out For
Spring at Low Costa Mill is a special time of year. It may still feel chilly outside, but the countryside is quietly waking up. In the UK, spring officially begins on 1st March for meteorologists (March, April, May) while astronomical spring arrives on 20th March with the Spring Equinox, when days become longer than nights. Of course, spring doesn’t really feel … Read More
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