On the northern edge of the North York Moors National Park, The Grapes sits alongside the main A171 route to Whitby in the tiny hamlet of Scaling. Once a nineteenth century staging post on the old coach route across the moors the inn now provides a friendly welcome and old-fashioned Yorkshire hospitality to the modern traveller. Whether for an overnight rest on your journey or a short break of a few or more days, you can be sure of a pleasant and refreshing stay at the Grapes. The inn, a Grade II listed building, has seen many changes since the coaching days and now provides all the conveniences today's visitor requires. Traditional style surroundings full of character and its unique location offering magnificent views across open water to the wild moorland beyond, are to be savoured. Inside The Grapes, stone-built to keep out the winter winds, you'll find the warmth and welcoming atmosphere of a traditional rural hostelry. Add to this the very best in home-cooking and well-kept real ales, and you've the ideal location for a restful family holiday or activity break. There is always a warm welcome too for the casual lunch or dinner guest.