Teesdale countryside is the perfect backdrop for your next getaway. Whether you’re into hiking, cycling, fishing or sailing there is lots for you to enjoy in picturesque Teesdale. With quaint and historic villages, there is plenty of culture to soak up and sample some delicious food and drink. Do you look to indulge in some history? Bowes Museum, nestled in the biggest town of the dale, Barnard Castle, offers up collections of internationally renowned European fine and decorative art.
With castles to explore and walking trails to adventure on, you’ll never be short of something to do when visiting Teesdale. From waterfalls to woodland, castles to cathedrals, this stunning location is sure to offer up incredible views and sights.
One of our Great Inns of Britain is located here, The Rose and Crown. Nestled in Romaldkirk, a lovely village with wide greens and grand houses. If you are looking for your next staycation, this inn is in the ideal location!
Built in 1733 in the quaint village of Romaldkirk, The Rose and Crown welcomes visitors from far and wide. The blend of contemporary fittings and traditional features creates a charming resting place while you explore this little corner of the world.
For golf lovers, the nearby Headlam Hall has a stunning 9 hole course, an enjoyable and challenging course which features an abundance of natural features including rig & fur, woodland, streams and ponds making it a test for even the most experienced of golfers.
Romaldkirk is also the start of many walking trails around the valleys in Teesdale making The Rose and Crown the perfect place to rest up before heading out on a day of exploring and adventures.
The inn is home to a charming bar, popular with the locals and residents, so you are sure to find a warm and welcoming atmosphere whilst enjoying a drink. As well as this, head chef Dave Hunter is sure to rustle up a delicious meal using locally sourced produce.
