JULY HOLIDAYS COTTAGES IN NORTH YORKSHIRE
July Family Breaks in North Yorkshire
July is one of the more overlooked times to visit North Yorkshire.
For a couple of weeks at the start of the month, before the English school holidays begin, things are a little calmer. It’s a good opportunity for families traveling from Scotland, or those with flexibility, to get away while everything is open, but without the peak summer crowds.
At Cliff House Holiday Cottages, we still have availability in our larger cottages during this period.
A Different Pace to Peak Summer
If you’re used to travelling in late July or August, early July feels different.
There’s more space on the beaches, easier access to places like the North York Moors, and a bit more breathing room when you head out for the day. You’re not trying to fit everything in around the busiest weeks of the year.
It suits families who want time together, without everything feeling rushed.
Space for Families to Stay Together
Our larger cottages are set up for families and groups who want to spend time in the same place, without being on top of each other.
During your stay you’ll have access to:
- 🏊 Indoor heated swimming pool (booked in private slots)
- 🌿 Two acres of gardens and woodland to explore
- 🎱 Games room with pool table and table tennis
- 🐔 Chickens to feed each morning
- 🚶 Walks straight from the door
- 🔥 Space to sit out in the evening or gather around the fire pit
It’s the kind of setup that works just as well on a day in as it does after a day out.
Friends Spending Time Together
Groups of friends often book two or more cottages at Cliff House for shared breaks.
These stays are popular for:
- Catching up over long walks and shared meals
- Low key celebrations
- Weekends that combine time together with personal space
The shared facilities make it easy to meet up, while separate cottages mean everyone can retreat when they want to.
Coast and Moors Within Easy Reach
One of the advantages of staying here in July is how much you can do without long journeys.
Within around 20 minutes you can be:
- On the coast at Scarborough or Filey
- Walking in the North York Moors National Park
- Exploring Dalby Forest
- Visiting market towns like Pickering or Malton
You can head out for the day, or just pick one thing and take your time with it. Find out more about what’s within 20 minutes of Cliff House.
Ideal for the Start of the Scottish Summer Holidays
Scottish schools typically break up earlier than English schools, which creates a short window where North Yorkshire is open for summer, but not yet at peak demand.
That’s where July works well.
If you’re looking to get away early in the holidays, it’s worth checking availability now while there’s still some choice across our larger cottages.
Check July Availability
We still have limited availability across our family-sized cottages for July.
If you’re planning a break at the start of the summer holidays, now is a good time to secure something.
👉 View availability and book direct:
https://cliffhouseholidaycottages.co.uk
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