Based in East Yorkshire near the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds there is plenty to do near Yapham Holds Farmhouse.
There are some nice cafes, deli's and pubs to try in nearby market town of Pocklington. We love picking up a pie or quiche slice from the Laveracks @ Pocklington deli counter!
There are also some lovely restaurants and takeaways nearby to try during your stay including:
Pocklington also has some lovely boutique shops and other handy amenities including supermarkets (Aldi, Sainsburys, Co-Op), Post Office, Chemist, Pet Shop, Butcher, Barber and more.
There are many walks nearby including Millington (where you can join the Yorkshire Wolds Way), Allerthorpe Woods and the Pocklington Canal. Cyclists can enjoy several routes nearby inlcuding the famous Way of the Roses coast2coast cycle route. We also offer secure bike storage at no extra cost.
Enjoy a visit to the stunning Burnby Hall Gardens, events include an annual Tulip Festival and brass band concerts.
The 2025 Tulip festival is Saturday 26th April to Saturday 10th May
Allerthorpe lake offers water sports activities including Pedalos, Kayaks, Stand-up Paddleboards and Canoes. There is also an inflatable obstacle course aqua park in summer.
There are some lovely dog friendly pubs nearby. We especially like to stop for a pint at The Gait Inn, Millington after a walk with our 2 border terriers.
Why not treat your dog to a unique woodland experience and let them explore the nearby woodland dog field in Everingham.
There are 2 golf courses and a driving range nearby at Kilnwick Percy Resort & Golf Club and Allerthorpe Golf & Country Park
We have mens and ladies half golf sets for hire.
The famous city of York is a short 30 minute drive away. There is also the handy Grimston Bar park and ride service on the way to York so you don't have to struggle with city centre parking. You could even twin a stay at Yapham Holds with a night or 2 in a holiday let in York (use the code YAPHAM, for the best rates).
Starting in nearby Pocklington enjoy a scenic route meandering through the wolds.
