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Crook Attractions
Listed below are attractions in Crook:
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Harperley POW camp was purpose-built during WW2 to house Italian and German prisoners. The camp consists of 49 huts - the most complete of only a handful of camps left in the country. The purpose-built theatre still remains where prisoners...
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Latest Crook Review
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The market town of Crook is located in County Durham, about 10 miles from the city of Durham itself. It has beautiful surrounding landscape and is not far from the peace and quiet of the countryside. There are some cosy B&Bs and hotels to choose from and it is an ideal base for exploring Durham. Visit Durham Cathedral and spend an evening in Durham Square where you will find a selection of excellent bars and restaurants.
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This historic castle has been the home of the Bishops of Durham for over 800 years, and today is the Bishop’s official residence. The historic building, with its magnificent Chapel, Throne Room and Long Dining Room, is already the administrative...
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The centrepiece of the town, this beautiful building is a fine piece of architecture that is the cultural, social and administrative centre of the town. A great deal goes on here, including many exhibitions related to local art projects...
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Based on the world of construction machinery, Diggerland guarantees a fun filled, exciting, action packed day out for kids and adults of all ages. This is a unique adventure park where children and adults can experience the thrills of riding...
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Hall Hill Farm is situated in the beautiful countryside of North West Durham, England. There is a wide range of friendly animals to meet face to face including fluffy chicks, baby lambs, pigs, donkeys, ponies and rabbits. Then there are...
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Covering some 2,000 hectares, Hamsterley Forest has something for everyone. It is a delightful oasis of broadleaved and coniferous woodland, sprawling along the sides of a sheltered valley, with play and picnic areas, several walks and cycle routes ranging from...
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Known as High Force, this naturally formed waterfall is a site to behold. The winding woodland paths that lead up to the waterfall are magical and the rumbling sounds of the flowing water from the River Tees guides visitors...
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Locomotion celebrates Shildon’s history as one of the world’s oldest railway towns. The first passenger train on the first passenger railway in the world left from here in 1825. Now, this hands-on interactive experiences brings teh reality of the railways...
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The Prince Bishop river cruiser sails on the River Wear. It offers the best views of Durham Cathedral, Durham Castle and 5 bridges. The trip includes a commentary that will suit children of all ages. There is wheelchair access to...
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This splendid mediaeval castle, built in the mid 14th century on the site of an earlier fortified manor house by the powerful Nevill family, who owned it until the Rising of the North in 1569, has been the home of...
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With hot air balloon flights available from Witton Castle and Shincliffe you are assured of amazing views across the County Durham countryside close to the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Witton Castle dates back to the 1400s and offers the perfect...
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