Burton Constable Holiday Park and Arboretum is a wonderful hidden gem set amongst 200 acres of luscious woodland and lakes in the tranquil East Yorkshire Countryside.
The park offers guests a host of activities including great cycling tracks and stunning walks around the estate. Situated next to the park is the stunning Burton Constable Hall, a Grade I listed building, which is an ideal day out for the family with a fun play area, riding stables and tea rooms.
On the park there is the Lakeside Bar which offers food, drinks and a takeaway service. The park is located near to the popular town of Beverley with its array of shops, bars and restaurants. 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?
This is the perfect destination for a family holiday or a relaxing break away.
Burton Constable Holiday Park Features
Park Facilities
200 acres of woodland and lakes
Activities include cycling tracks and walks
Next to Burton Constable Hall with play area, riding stables, and tea rooms
Lakeside Bar offers food, drinks, and takeaway service
Near Beverley with shops, bars, and restaurants
Seaside destinations on East Coast accessible within an hour
North Yorkshire Moors National Park accessible for the day
A selection of lodges, holiday homes, and pods set within 200 acres. Nestled in nature, we neighbour 18th-century parkland and treasure house Burton Constable Hall. Refreshments are available at the Lakeside Bar, and comfort food from the Parkland Kitchen
Flatscreen TV with Freeview
Kitchen including microwave
Beds made up for your arrival
Bed linen, duvets and towels included
Electricity and gas included
Dogs go free in our dog-friendly units
All non-smoking accommodation
Available in certain areas of the park
Burton Constable Holiday Park Location
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