Rudding Park

Rudding Park, Follifoot, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England

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About Rudding Park

Less than three miles from the elegant Victorian spa town of Harrogate, in the heart of rural Yorkshire. With a 300 acre estate, its extensive gardens provide a tranquil setting in which to unwind. Rudding Park's unique appeal is its location. Set in 300 acres of outstanding Yorkshire countryside, consistent development and investment have transformed the Grade I listed country house and estate into an unrivalled hotel, golf and conference venue. Rudding Park sits at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales yet, despite its rural setting, it is only a few miles south of the elegant spa town of Harrogate and just a short drive from the bustling business and shopping centres of Leeds and York. It is readily accessible by road and rail with Leeds Bradford Airport only 20 minutes away.

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