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Le Tour is coming |
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Join
us to celebrate the world's
biggest annual sporting event,
the Tour de France, when it
descends on Yorkshire in July.
We've got lots of themed events
happening, campsites on the
route and activities over Le
Tour weekend itself. |
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Camping on the route of Le Tour
We have four
sites across Yorkshire where you can pitch
your tent or park your campervan to get
prime viewing spots for the big race. Sleep
under the stars at some of Yorkshire's most
picturesque locations including Buckden in
the Yorkshire Dales, Hardcastle Crags,
Brimham Rocks and East Riddlesden Hall.
Camp in the
heart of the action |
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Shakespeare, done differently
The HandleBards
use their bikes to power various surprises
and contraptions on-stage, whilst playing
all the parts in a wild 1930s indie-folk
romp. They'll be arriving at Hardcastle
Crags (by bike, naturally) on 3 July to
perform Macbeth, Shakespeare's dark tale of
ambition, magic and murder.
Book now for the
HandleBards at Hardcastle Crags
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Tour de Cinema pedals on
After sell-out
shows at Malham Cove, Hardcastle Crags and
Brimham Rocks, the Tour de Cinema is
pedalling on through June. It's free, but
you'll need to book your tickets for these
cinema screenings with a difference when we
play host at Fountains Abbey and Ravenscar
on the Yorkshire Coast this June.
Book your free
Tour de Cinema tickets |
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Dear Mr Vetch, |
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Enjoying Le Tour with us
We're putting on
a large car park at Buckden in the Dales,
perfectly located for one of the race's
major climbs on Saturday 5 July. On the
race's second day starting in central York,
we'll be dishing out drinks and snacks from
our shop on Goodramgate and from Treasurer's
House (where you can also use the facilities
and pop back for a slap-up lunch later on).
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