Local Attractions
Hull to Scarborough train - Northern rail
The village of Arram provides easy access south to Beverley, Hull and York and north to the coastal towns of Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough.
Local Towns
Beverley
The historic town of Beverley has plenty of charm with independent shops and restaurants. The stunning architecture is crowned by the majestic minster and a vibrant music scene thrives in cosy old world pubs.
York
Ancient city walls surround a vibrant city, steeped in Roman and Viking history, with a wealth of attraction
Bridlington and Sewerby
Sandy beaches, boat trips, Bondville Model village and Sewerby Hall; Bridlington has something for everyone.
Scarborough
Majestic architecture, extensive beaches, medieval castle, glorious parks plus delicious fish and chips!
Scarborough Tourist Information
Hull
The city of Hull has a fantastic history with many excellent free museums and galleries, an eclectic music scene, quirky pubs and vibrant Humber street and old town areas.
Places to eat and drink
There is a wide selection of pubs, bars and restaurants in Beverley, but for those wanting more of a countryside setting, here are a few suggestions.
Pipe and Glass, South Dalton
A Michelin-starred Yorkshire pub in a country estate village serving exquisite food with a traditional bar and real ales.
The Wellington Inn, Lund
Excellent food in a restaurant or bar setting, within a beautiful village location.
Crown and Anchor, Hull Bridge
Riverside pub serving delicious, good value food in a friendly atmosphere with a summertime ice cream parlour alongside. Around 45 minutes walk along the picturesque river Hull bank or a 15 minutes drive.
Manor Farm shop and cafe, Hutton Cranswick
A family run farm shop, deli and cafe showcasing local foods with easy parking
Ferguson Fawsitt Walkington
Quality home cooked food with a wide selection of drinks.
Well positioned if you are travelling to or from the motorway to Dumble Farm.
Local Attractions
Vineyards, Breweries and Distilleries
Laurel Vines vineyard
Laurel Vines vineyard – A short drive or walk through Dumble Farm leads to the family run Laurel Vines vineyard and winery. High quality wines, tours, events and food options are available in a beautiful location with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Wold Top brewery
Wicston distillery
Producers of the finest Yorkshire gin, rum, vodka and liqueurs offering tours and tasting sessions.
Theme parks and zoos
Flamingo Land, Malton
Award winning zoo with informative shows and a theme park containing plenty of thrill rides!
Nature reserves
Tophill Low
Tophill Low – fantastic reserve with cosy hides, knowledgeable staff and volunteers, pioneering work and rare species. Dumble farm highly recommends visiting this local Hull Valley reserve; great for all nature lovers.
North Cave Wetlands
A Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Reserve of regional importance for birds, (with an excellent buttie van for breakfast)
Eske lake and Pulfin Bog
Lying directly across the River from Dumble Farm, our nearest reserve is around an hour and a quarter walk, or a 30 minute riverside stroll from the Crown and Anchor pub at Hull Bridge. A pretty waterside trail around a lake and nature reserve spotting plenty of wildlife.
Stately homes
Sledmere House
Sledmere House is in a beautiful location with an attractive walled garden, extensive parkland, a farm shop and cafe.
Burton Agnes
Burton Agnes is a charming Elizabethan hall, plus a Norman manor house with award winning gardens, a woodland walk and cafe.
Walking routes
Walks starting from Dumble Farm
Starting from Dumble Farm the River Hull valley has a wide range of public footpaths for visitors to explore.
Below are links to some of our favourite walks starting from the farm.
Dumble Farm to Crown and Anchor pub and back – 4 miles
https://explore.osmaps.com/route/29375266/Dumble-Farm-to-Crown-and-Anchor-pub
Dumble Farm to Laurel Vines vineyard circular – 3 miles
https://explore.osmaps.com/route/17728480/Dumble-Farm-to-Laurel-Vines-vineyard-loop
Dumble Farm and Arram loop – 8 miles
https://explore.osmaps.com/route/30364999/Dumble-Farm-Arram-loop
Dumble Farm to Beverley circular – 9 miles (can be done as a 4 mile 1 way walk and catch the train back)
https://explore.osmaps.com/route/21731227/Dumble-Farm-to-Beverley-loop
Dumble Farm to Tophill Low nature reserve and back – 8 miles
https://explore.osmaps.com/route/21950793/Dumble-Farm-to-Tophill-Low-no-nature-reserve
Dumble Farm to Pulfin Bog nature reserve via the Crown and Anchor pub and back – 7 miles
Dumble Farm to Driffield via Hutton Cranswick linear walk then back via the train – 12 miles
https://explore.osmaps.com/route/19012002/Dumble-Farm-to-Driffield-via-Hutton-Cranswick
Walking routes in the rest of East Yorkshire
From the chalk cliffs of the coast to the rolling Yorkshire wolds or historic town trails; East Yorkshire has a wealth of walks to enjoy.
The Wold Rangers Way : The Heritage Walking Trail of the Lost Agricultural Labourers
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