Category Archives: Yorkshire East

10Mar/13

Lambing Sunday, Bishop Burton College, East Yorkshire

March 10, 2013entrance fee, events, Farm, teenagers, toddlers, Yorkshire East, young childrenKidsDaysOutReviews

Sunday 10th March was the annual Lambing Sunday at our local agricultural college in Bishop Burton, East Yorkshire. Inspired by Julie and her trip to Lackham College in Wiltshire, we decided it was time we did the same.

It was very busy when we arrived and the cars were bumper-to-bumper but the events team did a good job of getting everyone parked up. 

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03Mar/13

Hornsea Mere, Hornsea, East Yorkshire

March 3, 2013free, park, toddlers, Yorkshire East, young childrenKidsDaysOutReviews

This post is part of our FREE Family Days out in Yorkshire series

Hornsea Mere is a very large lake on the west side of Hornsea in East Yorkshire. It is home to a lot of wildlife, mainly ducks, geese and swans.

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18Feb/13

The Deep, Hull, East Yorkshire

February 18, 2013babies, entrance fee, teenagers, teens, toddlers, Yorkshire East, young children, Zoo and animalsKidsDaysOutReviews

Check out our post – Things to do in Hull with the kids

The Deep in Hull, East Yorkshire is somewhere we visit a lot. The Deep is an aquarium with fish, sharks, and is soon to be home to its first penguin collection. The Deep takes a look in to the life of oceans with displays on early marine life, and exhibitions about sea life from deep water fish to coral reefs. 

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14Feb/13

Ferens Art Gallery, Hull, East Yorkshire

February 14, 2013free, museum, teenagers, Yorkshire East, young childrenKidsDaysOutReviews

Check out our post – Things to do in Hull with the kids

Ferens Art Gallery in Hull city centre is one of the free museums run by the local council. 

 

It houses a wide variety of permanent galleries of paintings and sculptures, both old and new. It also has a few spaces which are used for temporary exhibits. Recently, these exhibitions have included work by David Hockney, Andy Warhol, and Leonardo Da Vinci. 

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03Nov/12

Sewerby Hall and Gardens, Bridlington, East Yorkshire

November 3, 2012entrance fee, Stately home and gardens, toddlers, Yorkshire East, young children, Zoo and animalsKidsDaysOutReviews

Today we visited Sewerby Hall and Gardens just to the north of Bridlington in East Yorkshire. This is a council-owned stately home with a long history over-looking the North Sea. The grounds are huge and incorporate animal paddocks, woodland walks, walled gardens and a pitch and putt golf course. 

 

There is a land train from Bridlington promenade, and a car park on site (though it can get full in the summer). Today, early in November, it was idyllic – lots of orange foliage, and hardly any visitors.

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15Oct/12

Hull Fair, Hull, East Yorkshire

October 15, 2012events, teenagers, toddlers, Yorkshire East, young childrenKidsDaysOutReviews

Dates for 2019 from 5pm Friday 4th October to midnight Saturday 12th October (except Sunday 6th). 

 

 

Hull Fair is an annual event which runs for one week in October. It has a long history and has grown over the years to be the largest travelling fair in Europe. It really is a sight to behold.

 

For any fans of traditional fairgrounds, this place is a must-do. The best time to visit with young families is in the early evening before it gets too busy. Hull Fair is superb in the dark with older children. 

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08Sep/12

Park Rose Bird of Prey and Animal Centre, Carnaby, East Yorkshire

September 8, 2012entrance fee, teenagers, teens, Yorkshire East, young children, Zoo and animalsKidsDaysOutReviews

UPDATE – This review has been superseded by this one on Bridlington Birds of Prey and Animal Park.

Park Rose Bird of Prey and Animal Centre is part of the Park Rose village just south of Bridlington in East Yorkshire.

 

The centre is quite small and basically is a collection of animals and birds around a central display field, and an indoor sand-pit play area.

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03Sep/12

The Treasure House, Beverley, East Yorkshire

September 3, 2012free, museum, teenagers, toddlers, Yorkshire East, young childrenBeverley, East Yorkshire, museumKidsDaysOutReviews

The Treasure House in Beverley is a council-run building which incorporates lots of things, including the main public library. 

 

Our favourite bit to visit is the museum and art galleries, which are on the first floor. It is a great way to pass an hour, especially on rainy days. 

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27Aug/12

Withernsea Lighthouse Museum, Withernsea, East Yorkshire

August 27, 2012entrance fee, museum, teenagers, Yorkshire East, young childrenKidsDaysOutReviews

Withernsea Lighthouse Museum is a museum in the lighthouse in Withernsea, East Yorkshire. It stands 39 metres tall and is one of the UK’s few inland lighthouses. At the base of the lighthouse is a maritime exhibition of sea-going antiquities, such as ships’ bells, ropes, flags, fossils and fish posters.

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18Aug/12

Beverley Town Trail, East Yorkshire

August 18, 2012free, teenagers, town trail, Yorkshire East, young childrenKidsDaysOutReviews

The arts trail in Beverley, East Yorkshire is based on the theme of the ancient trade guilds which existed in the town. 

 

It starts at the Tourist Information Centre on Toll Gavel (where you can get a free map) and takes in the main town centre areas as well as lesser-travelled streets, and goes all the way through the old industrial areas to the beck, and back again. The route is split in to four parts, so it’s easy to do it in bits. It takes a couple of hours to do the whole lot.

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