Accommodation in Thirsk 2025

ACCOMMODATION & PUBLIC HOUSES IN THIRSK

Fancy a pint and a bite to eat - then visit one or two of the public houses (or even all of them) in Thirsk, serving food at lunchtimes and also in the early evenings during the week.

Lets begin with the The Little 3
Serving real ale - it's a pub and wine bar with a wide selection of beers.
If you enjoy live music then make sure to visit on a Thursday and Saturday evening.
Beer Garden.
The Little 3 - 13 Finkle Street, YO7 1DA - Tel: 01845 523782 - littlethree.co.uk

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The Cross Keys Inn - a very cosy and friendly place - great beers and ales. A family run pub.
Situated in Kirkgate - just opposite the World of James Herriot - Tel: 01845 522550

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The Frankland Arms - a family and dog friendly pub in the heart of Thirsk.
A really good selection of beers, wines and more.
Large beer garden.
Pool, darts and dominoes.
Easy convenient parking.
The Frankland Arms - Ingramgate, YO7 1DF - Tel: 01845 522027

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The Black Bull - located in the town centre - The Bull is a grade II listed building - featuring disco and kraoke nights and also live bands. The pub is passionate about darts and have a mens and ladies team.
Free Wi-Fi
The Black Bull - Market Place, Thirsk, YO7 1EY - Tel: 01845 522054

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Make sure to visit Thirsk - A PERFECT LOCATION FOR ANY OCCASION...

Today's Date 13-10-25

THIRSK MUSEUM

In 1755 Thomas Lord, founder of the Lord’s Cricket Ground, was born in Thirsk.

You can visit the museum and view what is on display, including cricketing memorabilia, local life/industry, farming equipment, furniture, costumes and toys.

Situated in Kirkgate just opposite the road from The World of James Herriot.

Open until 2nd November. Closed on Wednesday afternoons and Sundays.

Monday 10.30am - 3.30pm
Tuesday 10.30am - 3.30pm
Wednesday 10.30am - 1.00pm
Thursday 10.30am - 3.30pm
Friday 10.30am - 3.30pm
Saturday 10.30am - 3.30pm

Sunday Closed

Admission is FREE.

14-16 Kirkgate, Thirsk, North Yorkshire YO7 1PQ

Telephone: 07596 483416

Official Site:

A bit of information

Thomas Lord’s Cricket Ground Is a cricket ground in London, England.
It was built in 1814 and opened in 1815.

The ground was formerly known as the Kennington Oval and was a major venue for cricket matches until the end of the 19th century.

The first ever Test match, between England and Australia, was played at this ground in 1880.

Accommodation

Situated in the centre of the market town or just a few minutes away, there is a variation of places to stay in Thirsk.

Options to choose from include the traditional hotel, bed & breakfast to a self-catering cottage or caravan. Most of the accommodations listed below boast modern amenities, car parking and free wifi.

Community Works

Situated at 14a Marketplace Thirsk, is the charity, Community Works - providing support:

Working with people whose mental health can be poor
Food Banks
Specialise in friendly faces right across all projects
Car Share
The charity shop provides furniture at very low prices
and much more...

See a video and more information on the Featered Events Page...

For twenty years caring for people in need, in and around the Thirsk area

Official Site:

FACT

In 2021 according to the UK Census, the population in Thirsk was 5,309

Thirsk appears in the doomsday book called Tresche - this means a place by the water.

A FEW THIRSK RACECOURSE FACTS:

Unfortunately during the troubled years of 1914 to 1923, Thirsk Racecourse had to close down for the war.

In 1967 the Tatterstalls and family stand were built (over 50 years old now).

1999 - A bit more recent, The Pavilion Stand was constructed.

The founder of Lords Cricket Ground Thomas Lord has a restaurant in the racecourse named after him.

The Chestnut Room - A modern Owners and Trainers structure was opened in September 2018.