2021 Cricket Festival – Day Trip Options

One of Yorkshire’s grandest stately homes, Castle Howard will impress from the very first time you see it.

The grand architecture has been meticulously crafted, since 1699 and the house has played host to the epic saga of the Howard family for generations – for many, it will be instantly recognizable as the setting of Brideshead Revisited.

Costs:

1-24 pax – £94 per person
25+ pax – £81 per person

Catapulted into the public eye by being the setting of TV’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’.

Chatsworth is the seas of the Duke of Devonshire and has been home for the Cavendish Family for almost 500 years. Set in the stunning peak district, the visit includes time in the nearby town of Bakewell – home of the eponymous Bakewell tarts.

Costs:
1-24 pax – £94 per person
25+ pax – £79 per person

A university city in England’s North East; Durham is an ancient city of winding streets dominated by a stunning Norman cathedral which is home to many treasures.

On the way up or down, the spectacular ruins of Fountain’s Abbey provide a great rest stop and on a bright summers’ day, you’ll see how it inspired great artists such as JMW Turner.

Costs:

1-24 pax – £95 per person
25+ pax – £83 per person

Drive through winding lanes, dotted with dry stone walls and admire the breath-taking beauty of England’s most famous national park.

Cruise across Windermere, England’s largest lake and see how the region inspired some of the land’s great poet’s at William Wordsworth’s house – Dove Cottage.

Costs:

1-24 pax – £105 per person
25+ pax – £90 per person

Explore the picturesque filming locations of TV’s ‘Heartbeat’ in Grosmont – the real Aidensfield!

Hop on board a traditional steam train to Whitby, one of Britain’s most beloved seaside destinations and bask in the spook, gothic atmosphere.

Costs:

1-24 pax – £92 per person
25+ pax – £78 per person