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Parks & nature in Hull
Country parks, woods, lakes and trails for burning off energy.
18 places 7 free to visit
FreeBeverley Parks Nature Reserve
Beverley
A free wander round an orchard, a new wood and beehives, with elephant hawk moths if you're lucky.
Dog friendlyParking

Bridlington South Beach
Bridlington
A wide golden beach for paddling, kite flying and ball games, with beach huts you can hire for the day.
Dog friendlyFood on siteToilets
FreeButt Farm Pumpkin Patch, Beverley
Beverley
Pick your own pumpkin from the patch, then follow the spooky trail and warm up with a toasted marshmallow.
Card onlyCash onlyFree parkingFood on site+2 more

Coolhands Fit24 Central
Hull
A 24-hour gym with premium Technogym kit, personal coaching and a café to refuel in afterwards.
CaféFree parking

David Lloyd Hull
Hull
Indoor and outdoor pools, swimming lessons and a crèche mean you can hand the kids over and get to a yoga class yourself.
CaféFree parkingIndoor seatingRestaurant
FreeFar Ings National Nature Reserve
Barton-upon-Humber
Three waymarked trails through reedbeds and old clay pits where you can spot otters, kingfishers and bitterns from the hides.
Accessible toiletBaby changeBike parkingBlue badge parking+6 more

Fraisthorpe Beach
Driffield
Miles of flat sand for walking, kite flying and windsurfing, with dogs allowed off the lead all along the beach.
Dog friendly

Hornsea Beach
Hornsea
A sand and shingle beach open all day, good for water sports and a walk along the Transpennine Trail.
CaféDog friendlyFirst aidGift shop+3 more

Hull Sport
Hull
A 120-station gym, twelve-court sports hall, squash and padel courts and floodlit 3G pitches all on one campus.
FreeKilnsea Wetlands
Hull
Flat grass paths lead to bird hides looking over the wetlands, free to wander and open to buggies.
ToiletsWheelchair accessible

Kingfisher Lakes Glamping & Lodges
Driffield
Glamping by a quiet lake near Driffield, with kayaking, adventure golf and beach trips at Flamborough close by.
Accessible toiletEV chargingParkingPicnics allowed+3 more
from £8Lakeside Coarse Fishing Lake East Yorkshire
York
An adults-only coarse fishing lake open every day of the year, day tickets from £8.
ParkingToilets
FreeLambwath lakes
Hull
Course fishing on stocked ponds with carp, tench, bream, perch and ide, free to visit.
from £3Nunny’s Farm
Grimsby · ages 1+
Get up close with alpacas, Highland cows and goats, feed them, groom them, and follow a hands-on farm tour.
Birthday partiesCaféGift shopParking+4 more
FreeOldroyd's Corner Yorkshire CIC
Beverley
A free one-acre community garden to wander, with gravel paths, a bandstand and space for a picnic.
Accessible toiletBlue badge parkingIndoor seatingPicnics allowed

Patrington Haven Leisure Park
Hull
An indoor pool, an outdoor play park and a bar-restaurant on one site, open 364 days a year near Hull.
Accessible toiletAllergy awareBlue badge parkingCafé+11 more
from £2Tickton Farm
Beverley · ages 0+
Pick your own pumpkin, wander a sunflower field, and let the dog come along too.
CaféDog friendlyIndoor seatingPicnics allowed
FreeTrans Pennine Trail
North Ferriby
A free, flat, traffic-free trail for walking or cycling, with stamping cards and a certificate to collect at the end.
Pushchair friendlyWheelchair accessible
Good to know: parks & nature in Hull
Are any of them free?
Yes, Beverley Parks Nature Reserve, Butt Farm Pumpkin Patch, Beverley, Far Ings National Nature Reserve, Kilnsea Wetlands and 3 more are free to visit.
What does a paid visit cost?
Paid entry starts from £2 at Tickton Farm. 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 parks & nature in Beverley, Bridlington, Hull, Barton-upon-Humber, Driffield and 4 more. Every place we list is in or around Hull, and each listing has the full address and directions.
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