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Lakes, Reservoirs & Riversides in Hull

Water around Hull tends to mean fishing rather than paddling, and the three spots here reflect that. Lambwath Lakes is the one to know first: free to visit, with stocked ponds holding carp, tench, bream, perch and ide. Out at Driffield, Kingfisher Lakes Glamping & Lodges pairs a quiet lake with kayaking and adventure golf, plus beach trips to Flamborough if you fancy the coast too. A longer trip out to York brings you to Lakeside Coarse Fishing Lake East Yorkshire, an adults-only site (18+) open every day of the year with day tickets from £8. If you want something free and low key, Lambwath Lakes is the easy choice and suits an afternoon with rods rather than toddlers in tow. Kingfisher Lakes works better as a proper day or overnight trip, with parking and picnic spots if you are bringing the family and want to make a stop of it. The York lake is one for adults fishing without children, and worth knowing it opens every day of the year if you want a session on a whim.

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Good to know: lakes, reservoirs & riversides in Hull

Are any of them free?

Yes, Lambwath lakes is free to visit.

What does a paid visit cost?

Paid entry starts from £8 at Lakeside Coarse Fishing Lake East Yorkshire. Prices, ages and facilities are listed on every place page, taken from each venue's own published price list.

Whereabouts are they?

You'll find lakes, reservoirs & riversides in Driffield, York and Hull. Every place we list is in or around Hull, and each listing has the full address and directions.

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