Plan Your Visit

Malton is the ideal base to explore this remarkably beautiful part of Britain.

Travel Info

FAQs

Accommodation

What's On

visit malton yorkshire — Parking Information

Malton's town centre postcode is: **YO17 7LX**
**2 Hours Free Parking** in the central Market Place, Chancery Lane, Shambles Car Park, & weekends at Navigation Wharf. (Some restrictions apply on market & festival days.)
**Talbot Yard** customers can park for 2 hours at the rear of Talbot Yard adjacent to Fersina Windows off Horsemarket Road.
**Long Stay** parking is available at Wentworth Street & Water Lane car parks.
**Disabled parking** is available in the town centre & in Wentworth Street car park.
**Malton Christmas Festival** **Car Parking Info can be found here.**
**Electric vehicle charging points** including rapid & fast charging, can be found at both Wentworth Street & Water Lane car parks.

Travel To Malton

**BY ROAD:** The main access to Malton is along the A64 from Leeds, York or Scarborough & via the A169 from Pickering.
**BY BICYCLE**: Cycle racks can be found at the top of the Market Place opposite the entrance to The Shambles, at the bottom of Old Maltongate near the traffic lights, in the Talbot Yard and also at Malton Railway Station. In addition the new **Malton to Pickering** cycle route is now open. More info on the route can be found here.
BICYCLE REPAIRS: If you’ve cycled to Malton and you’re in need of some repairs to your bike, Northern Ride in the centre of Malton’s Market Place have a fully functioning bike service centre to help get you on your way again.
**BY AIR:** The nearest airport is Leeds Bradford International (LBA), which is 60 minutes by car.

**BY BUS**

There are regular bus services to Malton from York, Scarborough, Leeds, Pickering & Helmsley. Fares are just £2 each way with the **Coastliner** until the end of the year, with extra savings for under 19s!
**Download 840** **Coastliner** **timetables** **here**.
The Route 81 bus service run by East Yorkshire Buses (8/4/2024) is also in operation connecting Malton, Castle Howard and York. Download the timetable here.
There is also a direct link between York and Malton via the "Friends of Moorbus & Moorsbus CIC" on a Saturday and Sunday during July, August and September. More info can be found here.

BY RAIL

There's a direct train service to Malton on the Scarborough – York – Leeds – Manchester line. For travellers from further afield, best connections are made via York. Malton’s railway line is currently serviced by TransPennine Express & Northern.
Please check before you travel - there is planned strike action on the TransPennine Express lines each Sunday. Strike Action Updates
Both bus & railway stations are just a few minutes’ walk from the town centre.

FAQs

ACCOMMODATION IN MALTON: Click here

BICYCLE REPAIRS: If you’ve cycled to Malton and you’re in need of some repairs to your bike, Northern Ride in the centre of Malton’s Market Place have a fully functioning bike service centre to help get you on your way again.

CASH POINTS:

There are cash points on Yorkersgate (NatWest), on Market Place (HSBC) and on Wheelgate (Halifax).

COACHES AND GROUPS:

Coaches can park at Wentworth Street car park.

DISABLED ACCESS:

While some shops and venues in town do have steps, many are on ground level. Ramp access is available for The Milton Rooms and Old Town Hall. Stalls are at ground level. There is a disabled access toilet opposite The Shambles in the centre of Malton.

Disabled parking is available in the town centre and also in Wentworth Street car park. Flat level access from Wentworth Street can be achieved by using the exit via Greengate, onto Princess Road and up to Spital Street. Click here to see an online map of Malton.

DOG FRIENDLY MALTON

Malton is generally a very dog friendly town (most dog friendly market town 2018) and dogs are welcome as long as you are sure they can cope with the conditions. However, if you are attending one of our larger events, such as the Food Lovers Festival, please be advised that it is extremely busy, so we advise against bringing dogs if possible because their paws could easily be stood on and their leads could trip people up. If you do chose to bring your dog, they must be kept on leads at all times and you must clear up after your dog immediately. If your dog is getting upset or is causing a nuisance to other festivalgoers then you and your dog may be asked to leave.

PUBLIC TOILETS:

Toilets, including disabled access and baby changing facilities, can be found opposite The Shambles, in the Market Place and also next to the Wentworth Street car park off Princess Road.

TOURIST INFORMATION:

Please click this link www.visitnorthyorkshire.com for more information.

Tourist Information Centre (T.I.C.):

There is no designated T.I.C. but please do contact us with any enquiries or you can visit the new Malton Town Council office at 1 Newgate, Malton.

TOWN TRAIL

Information about the Malton and Norton Heritage Town Trails can be found here: Malton and Norton Heritage Centre - Heritage Trail - Malton

VEGETARIANS & VEGANS:

There is a wide range of vegetarian and vegan food available in town.

WALKING & CYCLING ROUTES:

Several walking and cycling routes in and around the Malton area have been compiled by North Yorkshire Council and also TransPennine Express.