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Hornsea tourist information
The small seaside resort of Hornsea was originally a rural settlement, but Hornsea developed as a 'watering place' in the late 18th century.
Following the opening of the railway in 1845 Hornsea became a popular commuter town for Hull. When the railway was axed in the 1960s the old railway line became the last lap of the Trans Pennine Trail. This well-maintained trail, ideal for walkers and cyclists, ends on Hornsea seafront.
Hornsea Mere, near the town centre, is the largest freshwater lake in Yorkshire. Noted for its wildlife (including up to 250 species of birds), the Mere is also popular for fishing and sailing.
The seaside resort is best known for the Hornsea Pottery. Established in 1949, the pottery factory produced a wide range of colletable ceramics until 2000, when it went into receivership. The award-winning Hornsea Folk Museum at Newbegin has a large collection of Hornsea Pottery on display.
Another popular attraction on the outskirts of the town is Honeysuckle Farm, a working farm that has been opened to the public since 1992.
Hornsea has a Tourist Information CentreWhat to see - Hornsea Tourist Attractions To Visit
Hornsea Museum Burns Farm, 11 -17 Newbegin, Hornsea HU18 1AB
Hornsea Museum was established in 1978 in a 18th century farmhouse, home to the Burn family for more than 300 years. The award-winning folk museum illustrates life in Britain from the pre-industrial 17th century to post World War II times. Hornsea Museum information
Hornsea Mere off Queens Gardens, Hornsea HU18 1AX
Hornsea Mere, lying to the west of the seaside resort, was formed at the end of the last Ice Age. The largest natural freshwater lake in Yorkshire, it is 2 miles by 0.75 mile and very shallow (12 ft at its deepest point). Hornsea Mere information
Honeysuckle Farm Bewholme Lane, Hornsea HU18 1BY
This working farm, covering 46 acres of farmland, first opened to the public in 1992. The popular visitor attraction now includes heavy horses, Jersey and Hereford cows, donkeys, pigs, goats and sheep. Honeysuckle Farm information
Where to stay in Hornsea
Guest Houses, Bed and Breakfasts, Inns and other Hotels
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12 Seaside Road Aldbrough near Hornsea HU11 4RU MAP Rebuilt in 1750, this house has a tranquil setting in the rural village of Aldbrough. It offers 4-star accommodation, free Wi-Fi, and secure free parking on site. More Information and Book ... |
Holiday Cottages
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3 The Common Seaton near Hornsea HU11 5SJ MAP Set on a very quiet rural village lane opposite the duck pond and village common 0.25 miles from the pub and shop and just 2 miles inland from Hornsea this mid row cottage has been completely renovated to offer a lovely smart interior and very comfortable Sleeps 4 More Information and Book ... |
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Atwick near Hornsea HU18 1EJ MAP This attractive, detached cottage is a single storey construction set in the grounds of the owner’s home and just one mile from the pretty village of Atwick. Sleeps up to 2 in 1 bedrooms. Pets allowed. Changeover Day: Sat Price Guide: 195.00-310.00 More Information and Book ... |
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7 Far Lane Bewholme near Hornsea YO25 8EA MAP This enchanting and beautifully presented little cottage welcomes romantic couples and families alike with walking in pretty countryside from the door. The middle one of a row of five cottages it sits in a peaceful cul de sac with views over countryside o ... Sleeps 4 More Information and Book ... |
Days Out Near Hornsea
Take the coast road south to Withernsea, then keep going to get to Spurn Head
Towns Near Hornsea To Visit - straight line distance:
Beverley (11.21 miles) Bridlington (11.87 miles) Driffield (12.56 miles) Hull (13.23 miles)
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