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Byre Cottage - 5* Stone Cattle shed Conversion.
Byre Cottage is a charming little cattle shed on private land that was restored and converted to a very high standard in 2019. It has it's own private entrance, private parking with EV charging point (Additional charge) and a fully enclosed south facing outside area with garden furniture. It lies in the rural village of Boynton, just 3 miles from the popular Yorkshire coastal resort & fishing town of Bridlington. I (Chris) live in the Old Forge with my husband & usually greet you upon arrival.
The Old Hayloft Beverley Town Centre
A beautiful place to stay that is both rare and historic in the heart of Beverley with free secure onsite parking. The Old Hayloft is a hidden gem within close walking distance of cafes, bars and restaurants, independent shops, places of interest, and the fabulous Beverley Minster. The railway station is close by. The very private and luxury accommodation is upstairs with its own entrance and a large and very comfortable super king bed. Small outdoor seating area in a pretty walled courtyard.
The Annexe at St Magnus Lodge
A unique space for up to 4 guests located in the tranquil village of Bessingby. Spread across 2 main large rooms with original beamwork from the converted barn, The Annexe is situated in a beautiful, secluded location, whilst being a stone’s throw from local beaches, walks, attractions and wildlife. Couples, families, walkers, birders, surfers all welcome to enjoy our hospitality! The perfect location to relax and soak up the natural beauty of Yorkshire. Follow us @magnuslodgeannexe on IG.
Sea View Cottage Whole House fantastic sea views
NOW INCLUDES FREE SEWERBY HALL PASSES FOR GUESTS. Sea View Cottage is ideally located on Bridlington beach front offering unspoilt sea views across Bridlington Bay. Only a short walk along the promenade to the harbour, town centre, the new leisure centre, restaurants, and Bridlington Spa. Ideal place for exploring the fantastic things the East Coast has to offer, catering for couples, families, and all ages and abilities, ideal for walking, cycling etc to enjoy a coastal holiday.
The Pump House @ Pockthorpe
The Pump House is nestled within the Ancient village of Pockthorpe in the beautiful countryside of East Yorkshire. It is a renovated 200 year old farm building which has been lovingly restored to retain its original features including a deep well with glass top (reinforced!) pulleys and metal work. Whether you're seeking a romantic retreat or a fun-filled getaway, The Pump House offers a haven for relaxation or as a base to explore the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds and amazing coastline.
Stable cottage cozy,quirky + hot tub
An old coach house / stable cozy & quirky+Hot tub 24h cctv Parking situated on a side street in bridlington 10 minutes walk away from beach & town center two bedrooms 1 double 1 children's bunk kitchen diner moderate size lounge shower / wet room with toilet small court yard with bbq & seating hot tub / spa within the property with tv, amazon Netflix, seating and so on. situated a 5 minute walk from the historic Old town and a 10 minute walk to the promenade / Town centre
Bridlington Getaway. 2
This 2nd floor accommodation is situated in the centre of Bridlington. With views overlooking the sea, the harbour is only a 2 minute walk away. This property is newly renovated for the 2017 season, it is extremely tidy throughout. All kitchens, furniture and appliances are brand new. The property comprises of a spacious lounge including smart TV, with a bed settee to accommodate addition guests, well appointed bedroom with TV, brand new kitchen and bathroom with shower facilities.
Crumbleclive Cabin
Crumbleclive is a beautifully restored 100 year old cabin set within the dramatic backdrop of Crunkly Ghyll. It was originally the ‘Gun Room’ for the local estate in the 1890s! The Cabin has a balcony overlooking the gorge with the River Esk rapids visible at the bottom. Surrounded by Oak trees you will feel amongst the treetops as birds gather on the branches around you and fly through the gorge below. It is perfect for couples wanting a romantic getaway to recharge the batteries!
SeaSalt Cabin
***** Luxury Log Cabin ***** Rated in the top 1% of homes. Experience complete tranquility in this Secluded Luxury real log cabin. Nestled in a small-holding on the East Yorkshire coastline this Canadian style log cabin which comfortably sleeps 2 guests is the ultimate way to unwind and reconnect with nature. Situated within a close proximity to the well renowned Trans Pennine trail and a short walk from one of Yorkshires best kept secret beaches in Mappleton.
Spring & Summer Stay, Bridlington Old Town
Looking for a bright, relaxing coastal getaway this spring or summer? Just a short stroll from historic pubs, tea rooms, boutique shops and seasonal markets, you’ll be perfectly placed to enjoy this charming seaside town, from sunny beach days to long, lazy evenings. After exploring, return to your private space, unwind in the garden or enjoy a relaxed BBQ in the fresh sea air. Perfect for family time, seaside breaks, or a weekend escape by the coast.
'Pollen' - Bumblebee Glamping Pod & Hot Tub
Luxury glamping pod with a private hot tub set in a lovely garden area. Each pod provides the perfect romantic retreat for couples looking for a relaxing break away. Adults only. Facilities & Features: Freeview TV & DVD player Kitchen area with 2-ring electric hob, microwave & fridge Kingsize double bed Outside table & chairs Decked verandah with garden furniture & BBQ Hot tub for 2 (private) Close to Skipsea beach and local facilities.
Gorgeous Garden Retreat
A rustic cosy cabin in the grounds of our private garden. A perfect place to rest, relax and rejuvenate. Your own private access, double bed, towels, tea, coffee, kettle provided. There is a bar area to sit and relax and a secluded sun trap to catch some rays. Just a 15 minute walk to the beach and town. Lovely coastal walks close by in Sewerby and Danes Dyke. Also Bempton Cliffs Nature Reserve to see the amazing birds that gather there.
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When is the best time to visit Bridlington?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Bridlington?
The seafront area has convenient access to beaches and entertainment, while Bridlington Old Town provides a quieter setting surrounded by heritage streets. Both areas are popular for their mix of traditional charm and local amenities.
What are the best things to do in Bridlington with kids?
Bridlington has sandy beaches for play, traditional amusement arcades along the seafront, and the Bridlington Animal Park, which features a variety of animals and interactive experiences. Kids often enjoy the funfair around the promenade and exploring boat rides near the harbour.
What are some of the best things to do in Bridlington?
Walk the sandy beaches, wander the seafront promenade, and explore the Old Town's historic streets. Sewerby Hall and Gardens is often recommended for its parkland and local heritage experience.
How is the weather in Bridlington?
Bridlington has cool winters around 36–46°F (2–8°C) and milder summers near 55–68°F (13–20°C). Rain occurs throughout the year, so packing a waterproof layer is helpful for exploring outdoors.
When is the best time to visit Bridlington?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures, beach activities, and local events. Mornings can be cool, even in summer, so packing layers is helpful for enjoying time by the sea.
What are the best places to visit in Bridlington?
Explore the Bridlington Harbour, discover history at Bridlington Priory, or stroll through Sewerby Hall and Gardens just outside the town center. The seafront promenade and Old Town area also often attract visitors.
What are some hiking trails in Bridlington?
Clifftop paths near Bridlington offer coastal walks with expansive sea views, while woodland trails around Sewerby and along the beach are popular for leisurely hikes. Nature reserves in the region also provide opportunities for spotting local wildlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Bridlington?
Enjoy sandy beaches, mini-golf along the seafront, and interactive exhibits at the local animal park. Families also enjoy boat trips from the harbour and exploring parklands near Sewerby.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bridlington?
Explore the dramatic cliffs and nature at Bempton or discover the historic charm of nearby market towns. Flamborough Head is often suggested for coastal walks and wildlife spotting, especially among birdwatchers.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bridlington?
Bridlington has a range of pet friendly accommodations, especially near the seafront and surrounding countryside. Many spots provide easy access to dog-friendly beaches and trails for a comfortable stay with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Bridlington?
Strolling the harbour during quieter hours gives a sense of local life, and checking markets or seasonal festivals can lead to unique finds. Comfortable walking shoes are useful, as cobbled streets and promenades are best explored on foot.
What is Bridlington known for?
Bridlington is known for its sandy beaches, historic harbour, and traditional seaside atmosphere. The town has a strong fishing heritage and distinctive clifftop walks overlooking the North Sea.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bridlington?
Explore Sewerby Hall and Gardens for scenic walks and local history or seek out quiet spots along the clifftop paths near the outskirts of town. Art galleries and locally run tearooms in side streets offer another perspective on Bridlington's creative life.
What are the best foods to try in Bridlington?
Local fish and chips are frequently suggested, often enjoyed along the promenade, and seafood such as crab or lobster reflects Bridlington's fishing heritage. Traditional Yorkshire desserts and ice cream parlours are also popular with visitors.
What should I bring for a trip to Bridlington?
Consider packing layers for changing coastal weather, a rain jacket, and comfortable shoes for walking the seafront or nearby nature trails. Many visitors also bring swimwear for the beach and a camera for local scenery.
What is the nightlife in Bridlington like?
Bridlington has relaxed pubs, bars, and occasional live music venues, many centered near the harbour and promenade. Social spots often focus on community events and seaside entertainment in warmer months.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Bridlington?
Bridlington often hosts seasonal events, such as summer fairs, music weekends, and community celebrations around the harbour area. Annual seaside festivals and traditional markets are frequently suggested highlights, especially in warmer months.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bridlington?
Many accommodations in Bridlington welcome families and often feature amenities such as kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and easy access to beaches or parks. Areas near the seafront and Old Town are frequently suggested for those traveling with children.
All about Bridlington
Nicknamed the “lobster capital of Europe,” this friendly Yorkshire town is an old-fashioned, Northeast-style seaside resort. What Bridlington lacks in azure tranquillity, it makes up for with nostalgic fun and down-to-earth charm. The peachy sands of Bridlington’s two beaches are a magnet for ice-cream lickers, as they were a century and a half ago, when the first holidaymakers poured in to paddle in the North Sea in their knickerbockers. The promenade is crammed with kids’ rides and amusements, and fish and chips are wolfed gleefully in the bustling harbour — alas, most of the lobster hauled in here is currently exported to Europe, but there are plans to build up the local foodie scene.
A string of sandy beaches runs south along the East Riding coast, while to the north lie the monumental white-chalk cliffs of the Flamborough Headland Heritage Coast. Bempton Cliffs are like Ibiza for breeding seabirds in summer, when half a million gannets, puffins, guillemots, razorbills, kittiwakes, and other breeds flock here to get it on.
What are the top things to do in Bridlington?
Old Town
Set back from the harbour, the Old Town was once a separate city, and makes for some very pleasant exploring. Interesting buildings include an inn dating to the 15th century;, a 900-year-old priory, once the largest in Yorkshire; and little independent shops, galleries, and pubs.
Bempton Cliffs
The epic, 120-metre-high Bempton Cliffs tower above a crashing inferno of waves, sea caves, and bird shrieks. The migratory seabirds gathering on a 5-kilometre stretch protected by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds create one of Britain’s greatest natural spectacles, and other interesting species such as skylarks can be spotted among grasslands above the cliffs. Hikers can follow the coastal path a few miles from Bridlington, looking out for Bronze Age earthwork, Danes Dyke, and the Flamborough Head Lighthouse.
Bondville Model Village
If the joy of being in a vast natural environment that makes you feel small and insignificant isn’t your vibe, try Bondville Model Village and feel like a giant. After completing a quiz as you explore the miniature hamlet, head to the cafe for delicious, and thankfully life-size, scones and afternoon tea.
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