East Yorkshire 2021
Food scene
Beverley, usually a busy town with lots of people cafe's, bars, Saturday is market day..Wednesday being mini market day, numerous Inns & cafés...The minster is a must for those who have the time(get away from the crowds)the shear scale is a sight to behold & just around from this impressive building is the relatively new Flemingate shopping area which isn't far(ten mins) from a pleasant walk along the canal.
3 hours free parking in tesco's large but busy car park.
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Beverley
Beverley, usually a busy town with lots of people cafe's, bars, Saturday is market day..Wednesday being mini market day, numerous Inns & cafés...The minster is a must for those who have the time(get away from the crowds)the shear scale is a sight to behold & just around from this impressive building is the relatively new Flemingate shopping area which isn't far(ten mins) from a pleasant walk along the canal.
3 hours free parking in tesco's large but busy car park.
Sightseeing
Gansey Girl & Harbour, miles of beaches to walk perhaps twiddle your toes in the golden sand(recommend Bridlington south beach)..Plenty of shops & pubs(some run down)the new Wetherspoon pub(2019)is popular.. In my opinion the harbour alone is worth a visit, the swimming pool and spar theatre are also popular..Sewerby Hall(don't let the name put you off!)a popular attraction 5 to 10 minute drive away.. alternatively enjoy the mini train ride from Bridlington or walk along the cliff tops(not too close!)or down to the rocky beach(single access from near Sewerby the Ship inn).
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Bridlington
Gansey Girl & Harbour, miles of beaches to walk perhaps twiddle your toes in the golden sand(recommend Bridlington south beach)..Plenty of shops & pubs(some run down)the new Wetherspoon pub(2019)is popular.. In my opinion the harbour alone is worth a visit, the swimming pool and spar theatre are also popular..Sewerby Hall(don't let the name put you off!)a popular attraction 5 to 10 minute drive away.. alternatively enjoy the mini train ride from Bridlington or walk along the cliff tops(not too close!)or down to the rocky beach(single access from near Sewerby the Ship inn).
Hornsea a seaside town similar in size to Filey, quieter than Bridlington and Scarborough.
Hornsea mere(Yorkshires largest natural fresh water lake formed by the ice age),cafe onsite, feed the birds, hire a rowing boat(the water is crystal clear).
Hornsea freeport with large free car park(shopping/a bite to eat).
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Hornsea
Rolston RoadHornsea a seaside town similar in size to Filey, quieter than Bridlington and Scarborough.
Hornsea mere(Yorkshires largest natural fresh water lake formed by the ice age),cafe onsite, feed the birds, hire a rowing boat(the water is crystal clear).
Hornsea freeport with large free car park(shopping/a bite to eat).
Old market town(thursdays), Small flow of people.A stroll along the canal if you have time(or just a quick look at the old converted flour mill at the canal end (near the train station) shopping at tesco , lidl, charity, wilco, boyes to name but a few, eat/drink in or out cafe's & pubs(free main car park or tesco 2 hrs free)..A ten minute drive from popular wold scenery/walks & cycle rides.
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Driffield
Old market town(thursdays), Small flow of people.A stroll along the canal if you have time(or just a quick look at the old converted flour mill at the canal end (near the train station) shopping at tesco , lidl, charity, wilco, boyes to name but a few, eat/drink in or out cafe's & pubs(free main car park or tesco 2 hrs free)..A ten minute drive from popular wold scenery/walks & cycle rides.
Filey can get quiet busy in summer & is 21 miles from Beeford, this little seaside town omits a certain charm. Best to Park up in the town before descending onto the front. If you fancy a couple of hours stroll along Filey Brigg please check tide times before setting off. Golden sand & rock pools around the brigg itself aswell as candy floss, fish n chips etc, public convenience.
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Filey
Filey can get quiet busy in summer & is 21 miles from Beeford, this little seaside town omits a certain charm. Best to Park up in the town before descending onto the front. If you fancy a couple of hours stroll along Filey Brigg please check tide times before setting off. Golden sand & rock pools around the brigg itself aswell as candy floss, fish n chips etc, public convenience.
Scarborough(3Bears lodge > 50minute drive): A very large town with lots to do & see: sealife centre(north end), town centre & castle(take a walk around the castle wall ending up on the sea front(for the energetic)..peasholm park and More!!... the nth york moors on the doorstep(lovely views ,picnics, walks, cycling.
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Scarborough
Scarborough(3Bears lodge > 50minute drive): A very large town with lots to do & see: sealife centre(north end), town centre & castle(take a walk around the castle wall ending up on the sea front(for the energetic)..peasholm park and More!!... the nth york moors on the doorstep(lovely views ,picnics, walks, cycling.
A beautiful stately home with lovely walled gardens. Free entry with Historic houses membership. Impressive art collection, wood carvings and items from the 1600's. A very nice cafe. Look out for special theme weekends. Definitely worth a visit and just a short pleasant country lane drive from 3 Bears lodge.. Yvonne & I often cycle there.
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Burton Agnes Hall Cafe
Rudston RoadA beautiful stately home with lovely walled gardens. Free entry with Historic houses membership. Impressive art collection, wood carvings and items from the 1600's. A very nice cafe. Look out for special theme weekends. Definitely worth a visit and just a short pleasant country lane drive from 3 Bears lodge.. Yvonne & I often cycle there.
Rudston's Monolith/Megalith, a mystical record breaking must visit if u have time, From 3 Bears Lodge a pleasant 20/30 minute country lane drive takes you to Rudston via Burton Agnes.(not far from Bridlington if you happen to be there) It is worth Googling Rudston which holds a british Heritage High Rating...The UK'S oldest & tallest (Free Entry & parking in village) Please donate spare pennies to church funds.
Rudston
Rudston's Monolith/Megalith, a mystical record breaking must visit if u have time, From 3 Bears Lodge a pleasant 20/30 minute country lane drive takes you to Rudston via Burton Agnes.(not far from Bridlington if you happen to be there) It is worth Googling Rudston which holds a british Heritage High Rating...The UK'S oldest & tallest (Free Entry & parking in village) Please donate spare pennies to church funds.
6 mins drive from 3Bears - Free no hassle parking, Enter Barmston village & go past Black Bull pub, Park up before Southfield Lane, walk a further 5 minutes to the sea then either go left carry on up through holiday site or right which is the shorter more physically challenging route to the Beach with golden sands, fossils & a large open paddling/swimming area called the North Sea!
*NOTE*best to avoid at hightide.
Barmston Beach Swimming Pool
6 mins drive from 3Bears - Free no hassle parking, Enter Barmston village & go past Black Bull pub, Park up before Southfield Lane, walk a further 5 minutes to the sea then either go left carry on up through holiday site or right which is the shorter more physically challenging route to the Beach with golden sands, fossils & a large open paddling/swimming area called the North Sea!
*NOTE*best to avoid at hightide.
Neighborhoods
7/2022..We like to make our garden a fun & colourful place.
Time to relax in the quiet village of Beeford with convenience store, friendly people. Enjoy a 30 to 60 minute village stroll to St.Leonard's & gardens or a 2.5 hour circular walk to lovely Foston on the wolds. In general a good location near the coast with the natural beauty of the yorkshire wolds not far away. Barmston Beach is just a 6 minute drive, York 1hr, Scarborough 50mins, Whitby 1hr 20min.
Good cycling alone the quiet lanes joining up villages along the way.
Beeford
Time to relax in the quiet village of Beeford with convenience store, friendly people. Enjoy a 30 to 60 minute village stroll to St.Leonard's & gardens or a 2.5 hour circular walk to lovely Foston on the wolds. In general a good location near the coast with the natural beauty of the yorkshire wolds not far away. Barmston Beach is just a 6 minute drive, York 1hr, Scarborough 50mins, Whitby 1hr 20min.
Good cycling alone the quiet lanes joining up villages along the way.
A quaint village 5/10 mins drive from 3 bears Lodge, visit the old mill with trout pool, or try the 5 mile walk from 3 bears, taking in the views the village with St Andrews church(no shops or pub) just a pleasant walk through the village along a trout stream and back(2 or 3 hours to complete),Foston is a small detour to/from Driffield
Foston on the Wolds
A quaint village 5/10 mins drive from 3 bears Lodge, visit the old mill with trout pool, or try the 5 mile walk from 3 bears, taking in the views the village with St Andrews church(no shops or pub) just a pleasant walk through the village along a trout stream and back(2 or 3 hours to complete),Foston is a small detour to/from Driffield
Skipsea has sea views from the scary eroding coastline(Be careful where the road disappears in front of you!!), the best safe access to the beach is from Mr Moo's ice cream palour /cafe with free carpark ..This involves a pleasant 15 minute walk from the carpark. Please support Mr Moo's by purchasing something from the shop/cafe...Yvonne & I usually go for a Teddy Cone, choose your flavour... yummy!
free parking just about anywhere in the village or try an amble around the church grounds with rooks circling the tower & the skipsea castle(just an earth mound)in the distance. Skipsea is'nt far from Hornsea so why not visit both.
Skipsea
Skipsea has sea views from the scary eroding coastline(Be careful where the road disappears in front of you!!), the best safe access to the beach is from Mr Moo's ice cream palour /cafe with free carpark ..This involves a pleasant 15 minute walk from the carpark. Please support Mr Moo's by purchasing something from the shop/cafe...Yvonne & I usually go for a Teddy Cone, choose your flavour... yummy!
free parking just about anywhere in the village or try an amble around the church grounds with rooks circling the tower & the skipsea castle(just an earth mound)in the distance. Skipsea is'nt far from Hornsea so why not visit both.