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Rockliffe Hall is a magnificent 18th-century country house that has been lovingly restored and extended to create an outstanding resort close to the North York Moors. Complete with the largest golf course in the UK, a sophisticated spa and outdoor Spa Garden, three superb restaurants and service more reminiscent of a private club than a hotel, this is the perfect retreat.
There is more than a touch of glamour at Rockliffe Hall with elaborate crystal chandeliers, chenille and velvet fabrics in rich browns and reds as well as televisions in the bathrooms. Several of the rooms and suites have glorious views of the golf course.
Explore the hotel’s expansive outdoor area, along with its tennis courts and adventure and nature trails. Following a challenging round of golf, spend some well earned down time in the spa. Indulge in a soothing therapy, then relax in the caldarium or the sauna and cool off with ice flakes from the igloo. Dine in Rockliffe Hall’s The Orangery restaurant for a perfect end to the day.
All Saints Church Hurworth.
The church of All Saints is situated in the middle of the village. There may have been a church on the site as early as the 12th century. The church was extensively rebuilt in the 1830s and again in 1871.
There has been a settlement at Hurworth since at least as far back as the 12th century. The estate that Hurworth was part of has changed hands many times over the centuries
In 1665, the Great Plague almost wiped out the village population of 750 leaving only around 75 survivors. The plague struck many other nearby villages including Birkby and South Cowton. Three dips in the village green mark the site where as many as 1,500 people were buried in massive lime pits. According to old records, bodies from other nearby villages were ferried across the River Tees for burial in Hurworth.
Perhaps the most famous person to have lived in Hurworth was William Emerson, an eminent mathematician born in Hurworth in 1701. He was educated at Newcastle upon Tyne and York and then devoted himself to mathematics. He died at Hurworth in 1782 and has a monument in the church of All Saints.
Newbus Grange.
Newbus Grange Country Park stands in 12 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds alongside the River Tees on the border of North Yorkshire and County Durham.
The Five Star park, situated in the picturesque village of Neasham, near Darlington, was originally the Rose Garden of the magnificent Newbus Manor and the floral displays and manicured gardens remain a striking feature of this beautiful location.
Open 12 months, Newbus Grange Country Park owns the fishing rights for the stretch of the River Tees adjacent to the park and also boasts a Woodland Dog Walk, Children’s Play Area and Outdoor Heated Swimming Pool – perfect for those long, hot Summer days!
If you’d like to explore further afield, you are in luck as Newbus Grange is just a short drive from Darlington.