High Farm Holiday Park is set in a perfect semi rural location all within rural East Riding of Yorkshire, the park offers guests a host of activities including fishing, a 9-hole golf course, great cycling tracks and stunning walks.
On the park there is there is a new coffee shop from July 2022. There is also a shop that offers fresh local produce and daily essentials. The park is located near to the popular town of Beverley with its array of shops, bars and restaurants, the seaside destinations on the East Coast such as Hornsea, Bridlington and Scarborough are all accessible within an hour or why not explore the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park for the day.
The perfect destination for a family holiday or a relaxing break away.
New is this spacious deluxe super pod, open plan lounge and dining area with small kitchen area, double bed and a sofa bed (sleeps 2 adults and 2 children or 3 adults). There is a spacious shower room, outside there is a seating area and a outdoor bubbling hot tub the perfect base for a romantic escape. No pets. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
20 reviews from guests who stayed at High Farm Holiday Park
"On reflection it was our first time in a pod and thought it was to small for 3 off us..more suited to a couple"
"Amazing place, we will definitely visit again!"
"Absolutely lovely. Although states for 4 would not accommodate 4 adults. Perfect for a glamping holiday."
"The staff really went out of their way to be friendly and considerate, especially with the baby. Its a shame there werent a few coat hooks though, the space was a bit tight."
"Our High Farm Holiday Park review: The place was stunning, super spotless and had everything we needed. The hot tub was a real highlight!"
"The place was spotless and super comfy, even in a busy holiday park it felt calm and chill."
"Really enjoyed our stay, the place was so tranquil and perfect for our dog to run freely."
"We had a really lovely stay at this place. The setting is so peaceful and private, yet the owners are super friendly and there if you need anything. The hot tub was a great way to relax after a day of cycling - absolute bliss! The only thing to keep in mind is that the cottage is right under Stansteds flight path, so theres quite a bit of aircraft noise. It didnt bother us too much after a while, but if youre sensitive to noise, its worth considering. Overall, a great spot!"
"This place is really well thought out. We had such a relaxing break, definitely telling our friends about it!"
"Such a lovely spot, really relaxing and the Jacuzzi was perfect!"
"We really enjoyed our stay at Goddard Mead. The cottage had everything we needed and the surroundings were perfect for walks right outside. The hosts were genuinely lovely and welcoming. Would definitely recommend!"
"We stayed in a glamping pod recently and its definitely a mixed bag. You need to bring your own cleaning cloths and washing up liquid, which caught us out a bit. When we opened the window, we had a fly infestation, but we managed to get rid of them without bothering anyone since it was our first visit. The site itself is fantastic, with a lovely on-site restaurant and really friendly staff. However, dont expect four people comfortably - the sofa folds out into a small double, so its a bit snug for two adults."
"We loved the cosy atmosphere, especially the log burner and hot tub. The hosts were really friendly, making our mini break very special. Hope to come back soon!"
"The bed was super comfy, everything was spotless when we arrived and wed definitely book again!"
"We really enjoyed the location of the pods, perfect for catching sunlight most of the day. Its also fantastic for stargazing at night. The kitchen and bathroom facilities are quite handy and there are plenty of sockets, which is always a plus. Overall, quite a comfy stay!"
"We visited with the family to celebrate the wifes 30th birthday. The place was spotless, staff were super friendly and it was exactly what we needed. Well definitely return!"
"The owners really went above and beyond-everything was thought of! We had such a relaxing stay, definitely telling friends."
"We had such a lovely stay! Sharon and Robert really went out of their way to make us feel at home, which was much appreciated. The place was spotlessly clean, cosy and felt safe for our dog Archie. The location was perfect - plenty of walks around and charming villages nearby like Thaxted. Honestly, it was just what we needed to unwind and recharge. Definitely recommend for a peaceful getaway!"
"We loved the cottage! Perfect spot for a peaceful break, away from busy crowds. The hot tub was fantastic and the owners were so friendly and helpful. Just right!"
"Overall, pretty decent stay. The shower couldve been a bit cleaner, but it wasnt a big deal. The sofa and bed werent the comfiest, but the pod itself and the hot tub definitely made up for it. Would stay again!"
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of High Farm Holiday Park, with real driving times.
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A charity-run aquarium on the Humber Estuary with sharks, penguins, rays and Europe's deepest viewing tunnel.
The Deep is a public aquarium in Hull, overlooking the Humber Estuary where the River Hull meets it. Its Endless Ocean tank holds sharks, rays and northern Europe's only pair of green sawfish, and you can walk through Europe's deepest viewing tunnel or ride a glass lift through the water.
Tip: Check the daily talk times when you arrive and plan your visit around the shark and penguin talks. Use HU1 4DP or HU9 1TU for sat nav, which takes you to Tower Street.
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One of the UK's largest parish churches, a Gothic masterpiece with free entry and rooftop tours.
Beverley Minster is the parish church of Saint John and Saint Martin in Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire. It is one of the largest parish churches in the UK, bigger than a third of English cathedrals, and is regarded as a Gothic masterpiece.
Tip: Tours, including the Roof Tour, can be booked through the Minster's website. On Sunday mornings access is limited to the west end until services finish.
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A family-friendly mix of farming museum, steam railway, animals and living history, just outside York.
Murton Park is set in 14 acres of countryside east of York and is home to the Yorkshire Museum of Farming. Inside you can explore the history of farm machinery, rural life and the Women's Land Army. Outdoors there are animals to meet, play areas, and a short ride on the Derwent Valley Light Railway at weekends.
Tip: The living history sites may have limited or no access during school term time, so visit at a weekend or in the school holidays to see the Roman fort and Viking village.
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Seven centuries of European art, from medieval painting to modern work, in the heart of Hull.
The Ferens is one of the UK's finest art collections, housed in a Grade II listed building in Queen Victoria Square. The collection runs from late medieval painting through to sculpture and new media, with highlights from Lorenzetti, Frans Hals, Canaletto, Leighton, Stanley Spencer, Helen Chadwick and Gillian Wearing. Alongside the permanent displays there are changing exhibitions.
Tip: No need to book for a normal visit, but last admission is 30 minutes before closing and the café shuts an hour before the gallery.
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A Grade I listed cathedral with the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the world.
York Minster is an Anglican cathedral in the city of York and the seat of the Archbishop of York. Most of the building dates from between 1220 and 1472. It keeps most of its medieval stained glass, including the huge east window, the largest expanse of medieval glass in the world, and the Five Sisters window in the north transept.
Tip: Pre-book your tickets, and note that a Minster ticket is valid for 12 months. The Central Tower needs a combined ticket and a minimum age of 8.
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An Elizabethan manor house with a games-themed walled garden, woodland walk and a Norman manor house next door.
Burton Agnes Hall is an Elizabethan manor house near Driffield, built in the early 1600s. Inside, the Long Gallery has a richly plastered ceiling, and many 17th-century fittings survive, including carved woodwork, plaster ceilings and an alabaster overmantel. Next door stands the Norman Manor House, first built in 1173. Both are Grade I listed, and the Hall is still a lived-in family home.
Tip: Book tickets online ahead if you can. Card payments only, as cash isn't accepted on site.
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A Grade I listed Georgian house on the Yorkshire Wolds, with Capability Brown parkland, a farm shop and a farm.
Sledmere House is a Grade I listed Georgian country house between Driffield and Malton, and the ancestral home of the Sykes family. It is known for its Chippendale and Sheraton furnishings, fine plasterwork and the Long Library, which is described as one of the most beautiful rooms in England. The Turkish Room, with its Kutahya tiles, is another highlight.
Tip: The farm shop, adventure play area and farm do not need a ticket and parking is free, but check the website for current opening times before you set off.
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Climb York Castle's medieval keep for 360-degree views across the city and stories from nearly a thousand years of history.
Clifford's Tower is the largest surviving part of York Castle, northern England's greatest medieval fortress. Inside the tower you can explore key periods of its history, with fictional historic characters telling its tales, from the Harrying of the North and the tragic anti-Jewish pogrom of 1190 to the explosion of 1684 that destroyed the interior.
Tip: Booking early can save money, and arriving by bus, train or bike gets you a discount on entry bought at the site on the day.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
