By Car
The A19 runs past Easingwold and connects with the A1237 York ring road, and the A64 to join the Al/M1 and M62 motorway network. From the north, head south on the A1 turning off on the A168 and then onto the A19. Alternatively head south on the A19 from Tyneside or Teeside. Easingwold is on the A19 just 13 miles north off York.
Free Parking
Currently Easingold has completely free unlimited parking available.
By Rail
York Station is a well known and major junction of many UK rail routes. Frequent buses stop close to the station which then whisk you into Easingwold Market Square.
Useful numbers and websites.
www.nationalrail.co.uk Tel. 0845 748 4950
www.tpexpress.co.uk Tel. 0845 678 6974
York Railway Station & Servicea
By Bus
National Express Coaches to London, Glasgow, Hull and other destinations run through York or Thirsk. From either stop you can get a quick connecting bus service to Easingwold. Easingwold Tourist Information can help you with bus timetables of these and other services in the vicinity.
Fore details of national coach services contact National Express Coaches or the Traveline service on 0871 200 22 33.
For more local bus services between York or Thirsk and Easingwold, there are a number of options.
Bus Timetables between Easingwold & the surrounding Villages and York
- Route 31X, Easingwold to York Direct
- Route 29, Easingwold to York via western villages
- Route 29A, Easingwold to York via far western villages
- Route 31X, Easingwold to Helperby, Husthwaite, Coxwold, Byland Abbey, Wass & Ampleforth
- Route 30, Easingwold to York via Alne & Tollerton
- Route 40, Easingwold to York via eastern villages
- Route 58, York - Easingwold - Thirsk - Northallerton, Route 58 Mon-Sat only
- Route 31A, Easingwold to York Sunday service, (via western villages)
A wider tourist bus service covers the moors called the Moors Bus and dales, called the Dales Bus in the summer season. Leave your car and enjoy the national parks by bus!www.moors.uk.net Tel. 01845 597000, also www.dalesbus.org Tel. 08706082608
