Hornsea is a small seaside resort, town and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. The settlement dates to at least the early medieval period. The town was expanded in the Victorian era with the coming of the Hull and Hornsea Railway in 1864.
Restaurants in Hornsea
5.0 based on 4 reviews
I have cycled the Trans Pennine Trail from Hull to Hornsea many times over the years on my Ebike, its about 13 miles from where i join the trail near Sutton in Hull and the journey takes me about 40 minutes. There are benches and tables at the Swine road junction where many people stop and have a break on the way and a pub near to where the trail joins New Ellerby. You can also walk the trail or ride horses on it; it's very popular with all age groups. I have uploaded some photographs of the countryside scenery on my recent journey for people to view and experience the Hull to Hornsea Trail.
4.5 based on 123 reviews
A whole lot more than just bugs! Find your WILD side with a visit to Bugtopia Hornsea and immerse yourself in an enthralling tropical rainforest experience on the charming East Yorkshire coast! Our beautiful little family run zoo is loved by adults and children alike, as we take you on an educational adventure, inspiring a passion for the natural world. Enter the fascinating Jungle Trail and look carefully to spot our free roaming residents! Make sure you attend our awesome Animal Encounters delivered by our Expert Explorers, where you can see the animals in action, learn more about them and even get hands on yourself! Before travelling, always check our Facebook page for full visitor information!
What an amazing place with a real life warm and humid jungle on the cost of cold damp Yorkshire ???? loved seeing animals truly free to enjoy their lives. The passion from the staff was contagious ????????????????????
4.5 based on 18 reviews
You can sit and read or just watch the world go by in this little park. It has pretty flowers and lots of benches to sit on. It is peaceful and quiet so you can enjoy the tranquility on your own or with friends in a very pleasant and well kept environment,
4.0 based on 355 reviews
The Largest freshwater lake in Yorkshire and listed as one of the Severn Natural Wonders of Britain. For boating and sightseeing of nature
Fantastic place to run the kids or go for a walk, cafe isnt open Monday or Tuesday, you can hire a boat to row on the lake at a reasonable price, and there is a lovely little gift shop next to the cafe,
4.0 based on 311 reviews
We visit Hornsea North beach regularly. It has great clean sand and views to Bridlington to the North and Withernsea to the South. Hornsea is relatively unspoilt and the North Beach is dog friendly and very popular with fishermen throughout the seasons. There are cafes, fish and chip shops and restaurants nearby as well as The Floral Hall which stages various events and has an adjoining cafe. Just as you leave the beach is The Marine Hotel which serves good food and excellent real ales at good prices.
3.0 based on 22 reviews
Exciting new indoor and outdoor adventure play experience that will bring the seaside right into the center of Hornsea Freeport Shopping Center! We have a whole host of treats for you, which includes an outdoor adventure playground featuring a zip wire, bouncing pillow, giant sand pit and an electric car racing track!
We visited the beach cove play area today and spent about 2 hours there. We payed for admission and for a few pounds extra our daughter got a meal deal. It was quite a cold windy day so most of our time there was spent indoors. We had a few goes on the swings and zip wire before heading into the warmth. Our daughter enjoyed the soft play area and there was plenty of room to run about. The food from the rock pool cafe was nice and the service was fast as we wasn’t waiting long for food once ordered. We will visit again but wait until the weather has improved so we can use all the play area outside.
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