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Our Location

Reighton Gap

Reighton Beach is within walking distance from us and can be accessed by heading straight down our track, crossing over the road and heading down the steps between the carpark and the houses at the end of the road or you can follow the coastal path along the cliff top to Hunmanby Gap beach where there is a lovely little beach café. Along the beach you can walk the 5 miles into Filey. Reighton Beach is dog friendly all year round.

You can walk into Reighton village where there is The Dotterel pub. Check with them for opening times  01723 892860.

There are several walking routes right on our doorstep with access to the new coastal path at the top of our field leading you to Bempton Cliffs and beyond. 

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View from the coastal path at Speeton

Reigthon Beach

Wildlife Watching

Flamborough Head
11 Miles

Flamborough Head is home to Flamborough lighthouse and is great place to spot a variety of wildlife from seals to nesting puffins. We recommend visiting the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust website for more information on what to see and when.

Bempton Cliffs
7 miles

Bempton Cliffs is home to around half a million sea birds between March and October including Gannets, Guillemots and Puffins. You can get to Bemton on front from our site by following the coastal path.

We recommend looking at the RSPB website to find out what to see and when.

Hunmanby Village - 2 miles away 

Things To Do

  • The Spirit of Yorkshire Whisky Distillery tours and café

  • The Heritage Trail Walk

Takeaways

  • China China Chinese

  • Spinners Pizza & Kebabs

  • Captains Table Fish & Chips

Pubs

  • The Horse Shoe Inn

  • The Piebald Inn (known for its pie menu)

  • The White Swan 

  • The Cottage 

Hunmanby also has a small Cooperative store, a newsagents, a butchers, a deli and a fruit and veg shop. 

Filey - 5 miles away

Things To Do

  • Filey Bird and Animal Park

  • Filey Gin Distillery

  • Glenn Gardens park, mini golf, trampolines and pedlo lake

  • Filey Promenade with arcades and a small selection of rides

  • Filey Brigg rockpools

  • Filey Lifeboat station

  • Bike About Filey - bike hire

  • Sterchis chocolate shop

Places To Eat

  • Inghams Fish & Chips

  • Monsoon Indian

  • Gold Dragon Chinese

  • The Boat Shed Pizzas

  • San Marco Italian

  • The Brown Room Fish & Chips

  • The Dark Witch
    All also offer takeaway
     

Cafes

  • Thirty Coffee Shop

  • The Coffee Shed

  • Filey Bistro

  • Frothies

  • Angelas Tea Room

Pubs

  • The Cobbles Arms

  • The  Star

  • Station Hotel

  • The Bucaneer

  • The Imperial

Filey town centre also has a Tesco supermarket, a variety of local shops, eateries and pubs as well as those listed above. Filey seafront has a mini golf course, a paddling pool and a selection of ice cream shops, cafes and fish and chip shops. Fileys main beach has a dog ban in place from 1st May to 30th September. Parking in Filey council car parks is free from 1st November to 28th Febuary.

Bridlington - 8 miles

Things To Do 

  • East Riding Leisure climbing wall and swimming pool

  • Sewerby Hall, Gardens and Zoo

  • Boat rides from the harbour including speed boats and pirate ship

  • Bridlington Animal Park

  • Bondville Model Village

  • Bridlington Harbour Museum

  • Dino World

  • The Forum, bowling, cinema and arcades

  • John Bull Rock Factory and soft play

  • The Land Train

Places To Eat

  • Wiseguys Italian

  • Yips Chinese Restaurant

  • Saffron Indian

  • Manchot Tapas Bar

  • The Lodge Bar and Restaurant 

  • Salt On The Harbour

  • Busy Bees Fish and Chips

  • Buffalos American Diner

  • Leoz Italian 

  • Aloha Grill

Cafes And Coffee Shops

  • Tiffin & Co

  • Vanilla Ice Cream Parlour

  • The Cow Shed

  • The Beach Hut

Pubs

  • Marine Bar

  • Stakchouse Bar

  • The Dog House

  • Pack Horse

  • Friendly Foresters

  • The Board Inn

  • The Ship Inn Sewerby

Bridlington also has a selection of supermarkets and shops. There are plenty of restaurants, pubs, cafes and fish and chip shops. The North Beach has a selection of fairground rides, along the promenade there is a variety of arcades, ice cream stands and fish & chip and burger stalls, Pavillion Bar is located between the rides serving food with a sea view and a soft play area. Bridlington Harbour has several boat trips to hop on board, coffee and donut stalls, fish and chips and ice cream stands. Bridlington South Beach has an open air paddling pool and donkey rides. Some areas of Bridlington Beach have dog restrictions in place on the north and south side between 1st May and 30th September. There is a park and ride service as well as two land trains.

Scarborough - 11 miles

Things To Do 

  • Scarborough Castle

  • Sealife Centre

  • Alpamare Swimming & Spa

  • North Bay Railway

  • Peasholm Park 

  • Rotunda Museum

  • Playdale Farm Park

  • North Yorkshire Water Park

  • Olivers Mount

  • Escape Room

  • Opera House Casino

  • Footgolf

  • Luna Park Funfair

  • Scarborough Surf School

  • Pirate Adventure Mini Golf

  • Scarborough Cliff Lift

  • Olivers Mount Racing

Places To Eat

  • The Farrier 

  • The Copper Horse

  • Akims Medditeranian 

  • Florios Italian

  • Royal Tandori Indian 

  • Cowshed Burgers

  • Clarks Restaurant

  • Tops Chinese 

  • Ask Italian

  • Winking Willies Fish
    & Chips

  • El Gringos

Cafes & Coffee Shops

  • The Lookout on The Pier

  • The Hideout

  • Eat Me Cafe

  • Harbour Bar

  • Olivers Mount Cafe

  • The Stained Glass Centre

Pubs

  • The Mayfield (has a soft play area)

  • Geoz

  • The Courtyard

  • Waterhouse

  • The Hole In The Wall 

  • Foxhounds

  • McGintys

Scarborough has plenty of supermarkets and the town centre has a variety of shops and The Brunswick Shopping Centre. There's a large variety of places to eat, fish & chip shops, ice cream shops including the famous Harbour Bar, donut stalls and fresh seafood stands. The seafront also has a mini golf course, donkey rides, a funfair, arcades and bowling. The Esplanade is full of historical architecture and has a stunning view of the harbour. The Harbour offers boat rides and is a great place to sit and watch the world. Scarborough has a park and ride service running from 1st April to the end of October. The North and South Bay beaches have dog restrictions in place 1st may to 30th September. 

Further afield 

Beverley - 30 miles

A traditional market town with a racecourse, Beverley Minster,  historical pubs, boutique shopping, a cinema and a growing restaurant and cocktail scene. 

York - 40 miles

York is a medieval walled city with a 2,000 year old cathedral, The 13th century Shambles, a racecourse, a booming food and drink scene and historical streets with ghost walks packed full of history. 

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Driffield - 17 Miles

A small market town with several attractions including Sledmere House and Wold Top Brewery, who offer tours and tastings and you can also book a joint tour with The Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery in Hunmanby.

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Malton - 25 miles

Yorkshires food capital, a market town with historical streets and shops full of locally made produce.

Thornton-Le-Dale - 24 miles

Arguably the most beautiful village in Yorkshire, famous for its thatched roof cottage by the babbling beck and scenery and the home of bangers and cash. Close to Dalby Forest.

Whitby - 30 miles

A gothic seaside town famous for its Whitby Jet and being the inspiration behind the Dracula novel. With winding cobbled streets and Whitby Abbey.

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