Tourism
The North York Moors National Park contains a rich diversity of landscapes and a wealth of fantastic opportunities for recreation and relaxation. Visitors make around 10 million day visits to the North York Moors every year and every one of these visits makes an impact on the landscape, the local economy, local people or other visitors. The National Park Authority is keen to promote sustainable tourism by showing how visitors can minimise negative impacts and maximise the positive impacts of their visit.
To find out more about tourism in the North York Moors National Park click on the links below.
State of the Park 2006 - Visitors and Tourism
Principles for tourism in National Parks (PDF)
Perceptions of the North York Moors (PDF)
Landscape for visitors - Sustainable tourism guide (PDF)
Sustainable business commitment
Who doesn't visit the people's parks? (PDF)
Rural Visitors - A countryside under pressure (PDF)
Film and Television Locations - finding the balance (PDF)
Goathland - the reluctant TV star (PDF)
Goathland Visitor Volume and Expenditure (PDF)
The Economic Impact of National Parks in the Yorkshire and Humber Region Full report
The Economic Impact of National Parks in the Yorkshire and Humber Region Summary
