Nearby attractions
There's so much to see and do near Sewerby Hall and Gardens. Check out these nearby attractions to make the most of your visit.
Land Train
Land Trains in operation from Saturday 5 April 2025.
Journey along the dramatic Sewerby cliff tops in style on-board the Bridlington Land Train. Running regularly throughout the day between Easter and September, you can combine your visit to Sewerby Hall and Gardens with the beautiful coastal town of Bridlington and its sandy beaches.
Trains run every half an hour from 10.30am until 4.30pm (subject to weather conditions and seasonal variations). Platforms are located at Sewerby Hall and Gardens, the Coastguard station and Limekiln Lane and Bridlington Town Centre seaward side of East Riding Leisure Bridlington.
For full timetable and prices, view Bridlington Land Trains on the East Riding Coast and Countryside website.
The Edge:Aerial Adventure
Gain a sense of thrill-seeking in a safe controlled environment! Suspended high above the ground, the high ropes course offers a series of challenging obstacles designed to test your courage, balance, and agility. For those who prefer to stay closer to the ground, our Low Ropes element provides a fun and engaging experience. Suitable for 6 years and up! Booking essential.
Bridlington Spa
From rock concerts to youth dance and pantomime, Bridlington Spa has a wide range of events each week.
Bridlington, beaches and nature reserves
The coastal town has plenty of shopping, leisure facilities, promenade entertainments and miles of sandy beaches for you to explore. The coastal services team have chalets, deck-chairs, accessibility bikes and beach wheelchairs available to hire. Find out more about seaside resorts and promenades on the East Riding Coast and Countryside website.
Local nature reserves (LNRs) are places for people and wildlife. They have wildlife or geological features that are of local interest and can provide people with study and learning opportunities or to simply enjoy having contact with nature.
Danes Dyke: A spectacular wooded ravine, with a network of nature trails, linking to Sewerby Hall and Flamborough Head, with access to the beach and cliff top walks.
Flamborough Outer Headlands: A dramatic cliff top peninsular with outstanding views across the chalk cliffs, caves and maritime grassland, with access to the beach and cliff top walks.
South Landing: A quieter nature reserve with a mixture of woodland ravine and open grassland, offering dramatic coastal views back to Bridlington. The site has a small visitor centre with access to the beach and cliff top walks.
Information on how to get these, parking and facilities can be found on the East Riding Coast and Countryside website.