Yorkshire - The Yorkshire Dales Owner Feature
Why you love spending your time leisure time with us!
T
hank you to all our owners who have recently spoken to us about why they love coming to Yorkshire Dales. Your
feedback is always appreciated and helps us to maintain the 5-star service and meet your expectations. Remember to spread the word to your friends too, and you could both receive great benefits if they become an owner. Take a look here at why these owners love the
park. If there is anything else you’d like to add, please let us know at the Information Suite.
Doreen Wilson The park is picturesque, relaxing, well maintained and welcoming.
Kelvin Young Yorkshire Dales Country and Leisure Park is my little bit of heaven right here on earth.
Julie Riley Yorkshire Dales is a peaceful and tranquil place to relax after a busy working week.
Andy & Fi A relaxing place to unwind once you arrive at the park and a great place to make friends, also with a large glass or two of wine.
Local Feature
Alessandro’s Hideaway, Richmond
W
e couldn’t resist sharing this hidden gem with you if you’re visiting Richmond at all this summer. Alessandro’s Hideaway is a Sicilian-inspired
restaurant where you can expect to receive the best service and the best Italian food. Over the years, the building has had many
uses. It started life as a stable and has evolved through various shops and cafes to its current form, and it will continue to evolve as the team continually strive to improve the facilities and expand the menu and wine list.
The restaurant has grown very quickly since opening in 2015 and this is because of its great reputation. The food speaks for itself and the team provide such a great service. The ingredients are all fresh and the chefs have the confidence to cook from scratch. Our top picks on the menu are from the fresh
seafood dishes, and the signature dishes. The drinks menu is also impressive with everything you could think of from sparkling wines to local ales and much more. As you know here at Yorkshire Dales, there is always room for dessert and the tiramisu is a must!
If you would like to book a table at Alessandro’s Hideaway or would like any further information, you can visit
www.alessandros.uk
leisureAt your 67
Kev & Tess Yorkshire Dales is a superb park, in an excellent location. Great staff, wonderful scenery, beautifully set out and a magnificent base for discovering the full unspoilt wonders of the National Park.
Rob Wood Relaxing all year round no matter what time of year.
Lisa & Tim The perfect weekend retreat.
Recipe
We know that when you visit park, there’s nothing better than relaxing in your holiday home, so eating out isn’t for everyone, therefore we have put together a delicious recipe for you to try at home this summer.
Lemony chicken skewers, herbed new potatoes & apple slaw
Ingredients
• Boneless chicken breasts cut into cubes
• Marinade – yoghurt, 1 lemon, 1 garlic clove, tarragon
• Potatoes – 300g of new potatoes, parsley, mint, chives & 1tbsp olive oil
• Apple slaw – 100ml crème fraiche, mustard, chives, white cabbage, carrot, green apple (all roughly chopped or grated)
Method
1. Cover chicken in marinade, cover and set aside
2. Put potatoes on to boil and cook until easily pierced with a fork – roughly 12mins.
3. Mix dressing for slaw, add all veggies and mix well.
4. Drain potatoes and return to pan, pour herb mixture over, stir gently, cover to keep warm and set aside.
5. Divide chicken between 4 skewers and place on hot baking tray, spoon any excess marinade over them and grill for 6-8mins, turning skewers every 2 mins to ensure even cooking. Make sure chicken cooked through and serve with the potatoes and slaw.
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