A more personal Yorkshire
Just 15 miles north of York, Easingwold is a market town full of good food, independent shops, market days and countryside close by - the sort of place where friendly faces, long lunches and unplanned afternoons come naturally.
Wander the square, browse the shops, stop for coffee or head out into the surrounding countryside. However, you spend your time here, chances are you’ll end up staying a little longer than planned.
EXPLORE
MARKETS
Time it right and you’ll catch market day
Every Friday, Easingwold’s market square fills with stalls and familiar faces. People stop on their way through town to pick up flowers, fresh produce, fish, cheese and the odd thing they hadn’t planned on buying.
FOOD & DRINK
Food has a way of shaping the day in Easingwold
You might start with coffee and end up staying for lunch. On sunny days, tables spill out into the market square and it’s easy to lose an hour watching the town go by. When the weather turns, cosy pubs come into their own - open fires, welcoming corners and the sort of menu that suits a slower afternoon.
One of the nicest things about Easingwold is how quickly town gives way to countryside. A short stroll from the market square and the landscape begins to open up - quiet lanes, open fields and plenty of reasons to stay outdoors a little longer.
Whether it’s a morning walk, fresh air before lunch or a full day exploring further afield, the countryside feels very much part of life here.
WALKING & NATURE
Family-friendly without trying too hard
There’s something wonderfully easy about family time in Easingwold. No packed itinerary, no pressure to cram lots in - just the sort of place where a few relaxed hours together seem to unfold naturally.
FAMILY FUN
If a good walk followed by somewhere cosy sounds like your kind of day, you’ll probably like it here.
Easingwold is easy to explore with a dog by your side. There are countryside walks nearby, open space to stretch out in and cafés and pubs where muddy paws are met with a smile.
DOG FRIENDLY
SHOPPING
Where shopping is more linger than lists…
Around Easingwold’s market square and high street, shopping feels refreshingly unhurried.
Independent businesses sit alongside familiar favourites, and there’s still something enjoyable about simply wandering - popping into places that catch your eye, having a quick chat at the till and leaving with something you hadn’t planned to buy.
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