Winter is a great time to visit East Yorkshire\u2019s stately homes, with many offering free or discounted entry to their grounds and gardens. Take a walk around secret walled gardens and wintry woodlands, and marvel at the grandeur of our historic houses. You\u2019ll often find on-site cafes for when you need to warm up with a hot chocolate and play parks to help keep your little ones happy. The best part? All of these events are within a short distance of West Hale Gate Glamping, offering luxury shepherds hut stays for couples.<\/p>\n
Uniquely situated in a dramatic cliff-top position with spectacular views over Bridlington and set in 50 acres of early 19th Century parkland, Sewerby Hall\u2019s Gardens are beautiful no matter the time of year. Until 24th March 2023, you are welcome to explore their award-winning gardens and woodland free of charge. The pleasure garden, walled garden, rose garden, and woodland all offer their variety of sights, smells, and sounds. After your walk, enjoy a brew and a snack from The Clock Tower Caf\u00e9. Sewerby Hall Gardens are dog-friendly, so it\u2019s the pawfect day out for the whole family.<\/p>\n
Sledmere House near Driffield captivates visitors with its charm. From now until 10th February 2023, enjoy a half-price grounds and garden ticket. Enjoy a relaxing day wandering around the beautiful walled garden, explore acres of historic grounds, have fun in the adventure play area and meet the animals in the rare breed farm park. The gardens are dog-friendly too so the whole family can join in. The Coach House Caf\u00e9 is on hand to serve up refreshments, and you can visit the Farm Shop to pick up some tasty treats to take home with you.<\/p>\n
Home to the Constable family for over 700 years, Burton Constable is a truly beautiful English country house with gardens that are every bit as magical. Throughout February, children can enjoy free admission to the grounds if they come along wearing their wellies, when accompanied by a fee-paying adult. Your little ones should be prepared to splash in puddles and have lots of fun outdoors, following the trails around the grounds. The offer is limited to a maximum of two children per adult, and children must be under 16 to qualify for free admission. With over 300 acres of parkland if you\u2019re ready to relax, Stables Kitchen serve up a tempting selection of treats. The grounds at Burton Constable Hall welcomes dogs so you can bring your furry friend along too.<\/p>\n
Head to Burnby Hall Gardens and Museum in Pocklington and enjoy winter entry for \u00a33 for adults and \u00a32 for children until 12th March 2023. The gardens comprise upper and lower lakes set in nine acres of woodland and a garden, and are home to a national collection of over a hundred varieties of hardy water lily. Carp and roach inhabit both lakes in large numbers and can be hand-fed by visitors. There are walkways around both lakes, an ornamental bridge, a Victorian garden, an aviary, a restored Edwardian rock garden, and a stumpery.<\/p>\n
We\u2019d love to see your visits to our stately homes! Don\u2019t forget to tag us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Want to book luxury shepherds hut stays nearby for couples? West Hale Gate Glamping awaits you with open arms, providing countryside escapism.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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