Log Cabins & Lodges in Brandesburton

East Yorkshire is the delight of locals and tourists and there’s always something happening in this family friendly venue. Step back into yesteryear with heritage sites like the iconic Skidby Mill. Paddle on Hornsea Mere Lake or bring home a fresh catch for the grill. There are traditional pubs with live music, typical competitive sports like cricket and rugby, and fine dining boasting cosmopolitan cuisine to suit everyone’s taste. The Cabins are located throughout the civil parish. You’ll be close to all the hotspots and yet get the tranquillity of nature.

Combine first class comfort with unbeatable natural scenery and that’s exactly what you’ll end up with when you book a log cabin in Brandesburton. Whether you choose classic stone walled cabins or opt for a rustically beautiful log cabin, you’ll have all the comforts and amenities. Several of these listings also feature a hot tub, gardens and fantastic views. Get warm around the hearth. Have a campfire on the grounds and dinner with a view. There are so many ways to enjoy your holiday with these lodges.

Brandesburton features the beautiful Skerne Wetlands where history and nature come together. Formerly a fish farm, this venue has been revamped into a wetland reserve and West Beck SSSI chalk stream. It has created a mosaic of habitats including reedbeds, wet woodlands, and fens where many types of wildlife reside. Another jewel in Brandesbuton’s crown is Burton Agnes Hall and Gardens. This Elizabethan mansion looks like a palace featuring many rooms with period paintings, furniture, and tapestries immersing guests in the 18th century upscale lifestyle. And the gardens are full of treasures with wildflower carpeted forests and a giant chessboard.

Brandesburton is a utopia for family fun. Spend the day at Let Loose Adventure Park and enjoy inflatables, archery, zip lines, and high ropes. Do you like bugs and cool creatures? Grab your clan and head out to Bugtopia Hornsea Zoo. Their unique exhibits and shows will keep your adrenaline pumping. They feature a tropical rainforest event where unusual animals and carnivorous flowers are masterfully arranged for your exploration. At Extraordinary Animal Encounters you’ll have personal time with tarantulas if you dare! Listen to expert explorers share their experiences while holding snakes, parrots and more.

Yorkshire is full of agriculture. Honeysuckle Farm is unique with 46 acres of open farmland. There are many interactive activities for the whole family. Try the Shire cart rides while watching horses, goats and many other farm animals go through their daily routines. Then be sure to try their delicious jersey ice-cream. At Tythe Farm Gardens look for a secret garden nestled among the farm buildings bordering the deciduous forest. There’s also an orchard, lovely lake, and rose garden. Take a stroll through the woodlands and stop in at the Courtyard Garden for Victorian tea and scones.

Brandesburton is a lively village with big city activities and small-town cosiness. Two pubs, the Black Swan and the Dacre Arms, offer plenty of nightlife. There are sports of every flavour, fresh produce, and specialty pie! Numerous events take place throughout their seasons too, so check the town centre’s noticeboard or the Brandesburton Buzz quarterly for details.

Ever wonder how to shoot a rifle? Humberside Shooting Ground features instruction for clay pigeon shooting. They boast one of the largest Rifle Ranges, Sporting Agents, and gun rooms in the UK. You’ll learn from the experts with plenty of practice space.

Skidby Mill is an interesting old windmill near Beverly in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Originally constructed in 1821, the mill was expanded to five floors with 4 huge sails to power the grain millstone. This beautiful venue includes The Millhouse Restaurant featuring top-notch European and British cuisine, fine wine, and premium traditional brews.

Enjoy leisurely strolls around the tranquil Hornsea Mere, the largest freshwater lake at Yorkshire. Rowing, sailing, fishing, and other water activities can be found here. But the bird sanctuary calls to birdwatchers from all over the world especially for its SSSI and Special Bird Protection status. Gadwalls migrate annually to feed on the fen and swamp flora so there’s much to see for nature buffs.

The Wassand Hall Garden’s fine Regency House is a special treat for garden lovers. This estate was originally developed in 1530 with lovely walled gardens, forest woodlands, and a bird's eye view of Hornsea Mere. You’ll find 18th century portraits of past owners, collectible period art including silver and porcelain, and Bird Hide walks along ancient forest paths.

Have you ever wondered how candy is made? At John Bull World of Rock you’ll receive hands-on instruction for making chocolates and other favourite candies. Take the tour and discover secrets to making novelty confections and the history of Bull’s ancestry. Taste a wide range of treats like Belgian chocolates and Yorkshire biscuits.

Yorkshire Appetite offers guests delicious cuisine at various venues in York while sharing delightful historical anecdotes about the local villages. Culture is also part of the tour and perfect for travellers interested in local lore as well as traditional brews and stews.