The Horseshoe Inn is tucked away in the peaceful moorland village of Levisham, and is the kind of country pub that makes escaping everyday life wonderfully easy. This family-run pub sits within the National Park, has excellent Tripadvisor reviews and is surrounded by open countryside and superb walking country. Inside, the atmosphere is relaxed and traditional, with comfortable surroundings, hearty seasonal food and real ales waiting after a day on the moors. Accommodation ranges from characterful rooms above the inn to peaceful Garden Rooms and more spacious cottage-style suites. Best of all is the setting. Walk from the village towards the spectacular Hole of Horcum, head down into Levisham Valley to catch a heritage train from Levisham Station, or venture further afield to Dalby Forest, Goathland and Whitby.
The Horseshoe Inn Levisham, North Yorkshire, YO18 7NL
- 9 bedrooms
- 9 bedrooms
Real ales and restful stays among spectacular scenery
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Log Fires
- Parking
Bedrooms
After a day exploring the North York Moors, the bedrooms at The Horseshoe Inn offer a wonderfully peaceful place to retreat. Accommodation is spread between the traditional inn, Garden Rooms and larger cottage-style suites. Double and twin accommodation is available, along with single-occupancy options, making The Horseshoe equally suited to couples, friends and solo walkers exploring this beautiful corner of North Yorkshire. Guests travelling with a four-legged companion can choose the inn’s designated dog-friendly Garden Room – on request, with prior acknowledgement. In the morning, wake up to a cooked breakfast before pulling on your walking boots and heading out into the National Park.
Food & Drink
After a day walking across the moors, food at The Horseshoe is exactly the sort of pub you want to come back to. The family-run inn focuses on comforting favourites and seasonal dishes, serving satisfying country-pub food in relaxed surroundings. The bar completes the experience, with real ales firmly part of the offering. It is an especially appealing place to settle in after a long walk: somewhere to order a pint, decide what to have for supper and enjoy the slower pace of this peaceful moorland village.
