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Self-catering Cottages for The Yorkshire Coast and Moors +44(0)1262 674932
Quality 4 and 5 Star Gold self-catering holiday cottages, within walking distance of the spectacular East Yorkshire Coast, providing you with a perfect spot from which to explore all of Yorkshire. We're a brilliant base close to the North Yorkshire Coast, The East Yorkshire Wolds, The North Yorkshire Moors, York, Whitby, Scarborough, The Wolds Way and, of course, our own part of the Yorkshire Coastline around Bridlington, Bempton Cliffs and Flamborough Head.
Bridlington. North & South Beaches. Historic Old Town are all within 3 miles.
Long safe, sandy, Blue Flag beaches. Leisure World has swimming and flumes. Our beautifully restored Bridlington Spa hosts shows and events. A working fishing harbour. We've an abundance of restaurants, entertainments, cafes, tea rooms and pubs, plus cinemas, theatres and bowling. Explore Bridlington Old Town for antique shops, galleries, the Bayle Gate Museum, historic Priory Church and super local bakers and butchers. Swimming-pool 5 minutes walk . 
Flamborough Head is 3 miles away.
The Heritage Coast. North Landing and South Landing, Thornwick Bay. Sculpture Trail, cliff walks, nature trails, sandy coves, rock pools, boat trips, the lighthouse and the lifeboat station. Good pub meals. Fresh fish caught locally, especially crabs. Fishing. Golf
Sewerby Park. 1 mile
Formal and informal gardens, local museum, putting, a 10 hole mini golf course, a children's zoo, land train, cafe. A pub, a cafe, a restaurant, fish and chip shop and model village are all situated in Sewerby village. A calendar of special events throughout the year- vintage cars, jousting, battle re-enactments.
R.S.P.B Bempton Bird Reserve. Bempton Cliffs. Danes Dyke 1 mile
The bird reserve is one of the most visited sites in the country and has on-site wardens and volunteers to assist identification, a shop, viewing platforms, information boards, outside catering and car-park. Various events are held throughout the year. At Danes Dyke - a defensive Iron Age Earthwork that cuts across the Headland from north to south - we allow birdwatching access to part of this ancient fortification not otherwise open to the general public. The public area of Danes Dyke has a tree trail and lovely walks with a cafe and car-park.
Other sites for bird-watching: Filey Dams, Tophill Low, Spurn Point, Hornsea Mere.
Filey 15 mins by car, Scarborough 30 mins, Whitby and York 60 mins.
Filey has a magnificent sweep of beach and a "fifties" feel. Scarborough is dominated by the castle on the headland. It's very hilly and has some grand buildings and views. Pedestrian shopping on Westborough. Sea-sidey and fun.
Whitby is dramatic, very crowded in Summer. You can never be bored in York- it is the perfect place for a day out and has something for everyone.
Theatres and entertainment
John Godber's Hull Truck Theatre. Scarborough's famousTheatre in the Round.
The Bridlington Spa Complex and Theatre. The Bridlington Spotlight Theatre. Cinemas in Bridlington and Scarborough.
Historic Houses and Gardens. Between 20 -60 mins drive.
Burton Agnes Hall is a jewel. Lovely gardens with games for children and a wonderful art gallery in a perfect Elizabethan home. Sledmere House is a close second, with landscaping by Capability Brown and a magical Turkish room. If you like stately homes, this area is a treasure trove -ask for details when you're here. Duncombe Park. Burnby Hall Gardens. Castle Howard. Sutton Park. Burton Constable Hall, Scampston Hall, Helmsley Walled Garden, Nunnington Hall and The Treasurer's House York.
Castles, Abbeys and Ancient Monuments. Between 30 -60 mins drive.
Again, you are spoilt for choice. Scarborough Castle, Rievaulx Abbey, Pickering Castle, Helmsley Castle, Whitby Abbey. Wharram Percy Medieval Village. York Minster, Clifford's Tower, City Walls York. Beverley Minster. Rudstone Monolith. A wealth of interesting and notable churches.
Attractions. Between 30- 60 mins drive and further afield.
North Yorkshire Moors plus Steam Railway. Eden Camp. The Deep in Hull. Hull's Museum Quarter, shopping at Princes Quay and St Stephens. Beverley Racecourse. Hornsea Freeport. MacArthur- Glen York. Flamingoland. Lightwater Valley. Robin Hood's Bay. The Yorkshire Wolds-as depicted by David Hockney.
Golf, Horse riding and fishing nearby. Walking - from farm door
The Links (1 mile) Flamborough (3 miles), Belvedere (Bridlington, 3 miles) . A joint passport can be purchased to play on all three courses at a much reduced fee. Filey and Ganton both 15-20 minutes away.
Nearest Local eatery/pub. A stroll. Farm Shop/ Pick your own. 1 Mile