Local Attractions - Moor Lodge Holiday Park

	Harewood House Welcome to a 'St Petersburg palace on a Yorkshire hill'. Have a day out at Enjoy England's Large Visitor Attraction of the Year, 2009. Visit the home of the Earl and Countess of Harewood. Harewood House is all of these and more! Whoever you are, you’ll find something to enjoy here! Visit Site
	Harewood Hill climb Information about the British Automobile Racing Club's centre; includes events details, history and photos. For a number of years we had our eye on a farm at Harewood which looked to be ideal for a hill climb course and excitement mounted when we heard that this was coming on the market. We knew the price would be far above anything the Centre could afford, we had not the faintest idea what we would do with a farm between hill climbs but we were prepared to have a go. Visit Site
	Royal Armouries The Royal Armouries is home to the United Kingdom’s national collection of arms and armour, including artillery. As a museum we have a duty of care for these objects, to keep them, study them and increase our knowledge of them, so that this can be passed to future generations along with the objects themselves. This knowledge can be shared with others who also collect arms and armour, we are actively involved with and support a number of groups committed to the study of the subject and its practical applications. As such we offer an enquiry service to the public and the commercial world alike and have often acted as consultants on a number of film and television projects. Visit Site
	Leeds Art Gallery Leeds Art Gallery. Located in the city centre and free of charge, the art gallery offers an inspiring and fun visit for all ages! Stroll around the Gallery’s collections of paintings and sculptures and be amazed by outstanding art by exciting artists. Enjoy tea and refreshments in the new Tiled Hall Café and buy greeting cards, books and gifts in the gallery shop. Leeds Art Gallery is a friendly, fun and inspiring trip for visitors of all ages. Visit Site
	Henry Moore Institute The Henry Moore Institute is an award-winning exhibitions venue, research centre and sculpture archive. It is situated in the heart of the city next to Leeds Art Gallery, and is connected to it by a walkway so that visitors can move freely between the two venues. The Institute is open year round, free of charge and showcases the best in international sculpture, both historical and contemporary. It also runs a world-class programme of research and events, and is home to the country's leading sculpture archive. The Henry Moore Institute is part of The Henry Moore Foundation, established by sculptor Henry Moore in 1977. Visit Site
	Thackray Museum The Museum has its origins in the Leeds based medical supply company Chas F Thackray Ltd. Founded in 1902, the company remained private until its sale in 1990 to a multinational medical company. Paul Thackray, a former director and major shareholder in the company, established a charitable trust fund with the aim of building a medical museum based upon the small collection of medical equipment, books and trade literature which had started as the company archive. Through purchase and donations this has now grown to include over 42,000 objects, 18,000 books including the largest collection of medical trade literature in the world. Visit Site
	Temple Newsam Temple Newsam is one of the great historic estates in England. Set within over 1500 acres of parkland, woodland and farmland landscaped by Capability Brown in the 18th century, it is a magnificent Tudor–Jacobean mansion. Famous as the birthplace of Lord Darnley and home to the Ingram family for over 300 years, the mansion houses rich collections of works of art. The garden is renowned for its Rhododendron and Azalea walk and features the National Plant Collections of Delphinium, Phlox and Aster novi–belgii. Europe's largest working Rare Breeds Farm, with over 400 animals, is set within the original estate Home Farm. Visit Site
	Leeds Play House Since opening in March 1990, West Yorkshire Playhouse has established a reputation both nationally and internationally as one of Britain's most exciting producing theatres, winning awards for everything from its productions to its customer service. Ian Brown, appointed Artistic Director and Chief Executive in 2002, following the 12-year tenure of Jude Kelly, has continued to develop the largest regional repertory theatre outside of London and Stratford, realising one of the most expansive and vibrant artistic policies in the country. Visit Site