Enjoy a day at the beach

The East Yorkshire coast is blessed with plenty of choices!

Hornsea (20 miles) With its peaceful Blue Flag beach, quaint promenade and towering Victorian folly, Hornsea is a quintessential British seaside resort. Once well known for its pottery production, the town is now home to Yorkshire's largest freshwater lake (Hornsea Mere) which boasts over 250 species of birds and plenty of opportunities for sailing and fishing. After sampling the delights of the town why not visit Hornsea Freeport Shopping Outlet. To learn more visit: https://www.yorkshire.com/places/yorkshire-coast/hornsea

Bridlington (30 miles) A traditional seaside town, Bridlington has all the usual coastal attractions including the beach, amusement arcades and funfair rides. It also has a land train which will take you along the sea front to the nearby village of Sewerby where you can visit the model village or Sewerby Hall and gardens which also boasts a zoo. To learn more visit: https://www.bridlington.co.uk

Scarborough (40 miles)

Discover award winning sandy beaches, breath-taking coastline, wonderful family attractions and some of the best events in the country. Scarborough is one of the UK's top tourist destinations. Scarborough has world-class attractions including Scarborough Castle, Alpamare Waterpark, Sealife Scarborough, North Yorkshire Water park, and many more.

To learn more visit: www.visitscarborough.com

The north yorkshire moors is one of our favourite days out

There's so much to see and do!

Travel a little further afield to Discover the North York Moors (approx. 50 miles to the National Park). Picturesque, tranquil, wonderful, the North York Moors are a breath of fresh air. Comprising over 1,400 miles of natural beauty, this enchanting region is home to heather moorland, pine forests, rolling hills and shimmering coastline, not to mention badgers, roe deer and hawks. Look closer and you'll discover historic abbeys, castles and priories, traditional pubs and 'hidden' villages and hamlets. Why not visit Goathland (home to the TV series Heartbeat)

Walking, cycling and horse riding could have been invented for the North York Moors. Pull on your walking boots and you can explore breath-taking coastal paths, steep-sloped valleys, and fragrant pine forests in the same day. Take to the trees on a rope swing in Dalby Forest, or hire a bike and explore a landscape of ruins, legends and endless horizons. When you're ready to take a break, set a course for the charming market towns of Malton, Kirkbymoorside or Pickering and a hearty pub lunch.

Kids will love a day at the farm!

Honeysuckle is a working farm and only 20 miles from your lodge

Honeysuckle Farm is a family owned and operated open farm (not a theme park). So, if you want the real deal then visit this working farm to feed animals, watch a milking display (the milk is processed into ice cream on the farm), enjoy a horse and cart ride with one of the huge Shire horses and chat to the farmers. You’re welcome to take a picnic and you can stay on the farm from opening at 10am to closing at 5pm if you like.

The farm is home to goats, sheep, red squirrels, horses, and cattle as well as more exotic creatures such as chipmunks. It also boasts fishponds, play areas, a café, and many picnic areas. The farm offers a unique and quirky experience of what it is like to run a farm with all its fun, challenges, and tribulations in the present economic climate

Situated at Honeysuckle Farm Bewholme Lane, Hornsea, this great day out is just 20 miles from your lodge.