Scalby is a pretty village situated approximately three miles north of Scarborough and is separated from the town's suburbs by the Scalby Beck, which flows to the North Sea at Scalby Mills. The older part of the village is west of the main crossroads and is focused around a small but busy High Street.
A delightful focus to the village is the church of St. Laurence's which is the oldest recorded building in the village dating back to 1150 and occupies a particularly beautiful and commanding site.
- Walking in the North York Moors and Coast
- Journey through the scenic National Park on an enchanting railway
- Discover cycling, walking and much more in Dalby Forest
- Dramatic Coastline and fabulous views along the Cleveland Way National Trail
- Go Fishing at the beautiful and serene Wykeham Lakes
- Try Clay Pigeon Shooting
- Ganton Golf Club - one of the World's top courses!
- Enjoy theatre. music and films at Stephen Joseph Theatre
- See this year's events at Scarborough Open Air Theatre
- Explore Scarborough's Medieval Castle and enjoy the views
- Spend the day at Castle Howard, Yorkshire's finest stately home
- Relax in the tranquil setting of Peasholm Park with lake, gardens, boat hire and much more!
- Award-winning beaches or historic harbour...find them all here
- Get close to our Seabirds at Bempton Cliffs and the 'new' Seabird Centre
- Visit the Historic Town of Whitby
- Take a Tour with Scarborough 360
- Check out other Events in the area with 'Discover Yorkshire'