Holborn Hideaways are centrally located for a wealth of day trips out to some of the UK’s most stunning locations. Here are just a few of our favourites…

Just a short 25-minute drive away lies one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. Wander through the medieval snickelways of The Shambles, marvel at the Gothic architecture of York Minster, or walk the Roman walls for a bird's-eye view of the city.
Whether you're visiting the National Railway Museum or enjoying a riverside cocktail, York offers a world-class blend of history and modern culture.

Located practically on our doorstep, this 53-acre park is a haven for water enthusiasts and families alike.
From paddleboarding and kayaking to a massive inflatable aqua park, there’s plenty of adrenaline-fueled fun to be had. If you prefer a slower pace, the lakeside walks and on-site café offer a peaceful way to spend a sunny Yorkshire afternoon.

Often described as "a jewel in Yorkshire’s crown," these stunning gardens in Pocklington are home to the National Collection of Water Lilies.
With two expansive lakes, secret garden walkways, and a fascinating museum dedicated to world traveler Major Stewart, it is a serene spot for a romantic stroll or a quiet picnic just minutes from your pod.

Experience the landscapes that inspired David Hockney. The rolling chalk hills and "big skies" of the Yorkshire Wolds offer some of the best hiking and cycling terrain in the UK.
Whether you want a challenging trek or a gentle circular walk through hidden dry valleys, the scenery here is breathtakingly vast and wonderfully quiet.

One of England’s most grand and iconic stately homes, Castle Howard is a must-visit for fans of architecture and history.
Explore over 1,000 acres of landscaped grounds, temples, and lakes, or browse the award-winning farm shop and garden centre. It’s a spectacular day out that feels like stepping onto a film set.

For a rainy day adventure, head to one of the world’s most spectacular sub-aquariums.
Located at the confluence of the Hull and Humber rivers, The Deep is home to sharks, rays, and Gentoo penguins. Its dramatic glass architecture and immersive underwater tunnels make it an unforgettable experience for all ages.

The historic town of Beverley is famous for its towering 13th-century Minster and its sophisticated atmosphere.
Spend your day browsing boutique shops, visiting the racecourse, or enjoying a meal in one of the many upscale eateries. It has all the charm of a historic market town with a modern, vibrant energy.

Recognised as one of the best canals in the country for wildlife, this hidden gem is a favourite for birdwatchers and walkers.
The level towpaths make for easy strolling, and the restored locks and lily-covered waters offer a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Make a day of it with a meal at the Melbourne Arms and a canal barge trip in Melborne (seasonal so please check before setting off - https://www.pocklingtoncanalsociety.org/boat-trips )

A beautiful Georgian country house that remains a lived-in family home. Sledmere offers a fantastic mix of heritage and outdoor fun, featuring a rare breeds farm park, a majestic walled garden, and the unique Wagoners' Museum. It’s a quintessential Yorkshire estate with a very warm welcome.

Within 50 minutes, you can feel the sea breeze at some of Yorkshire’s most famous seaside spots.
Choose from the dramatic cliffs and traditional arcades of Scarborough, the vast five-mile stretch of golden sand at Filey, or the charming promenade at Hornsea. It’s the perfect distance for a day trip to the coast before retreating back to the countryside.
One of the best things about our location in Barmby Moor is just how connected you are.
Whether you’re here to leave the car behind or use us as a central hub for Yorkshire road trips, getting from A to B is a breeze.
Stress-Free Bus Travel (The A1079)
We are situated just moments from the A1079, a main artery that connects the coast to the city. The East Yorkshire “X-Bus” services (X46 and X47) run regularly throughout the day, providing a direct and scenic route into the heart of York in about 40 minutes, or toward Hull and Beverley in the other direction.
It’s the perfect way to enjoy a day of shopping or a few drinks in the city without worrying about parking.
Parking & Convenience
On-Site Parking: Relax knowing that dedicated parking is available right at the campsite. You can pull up, unpack, and settle into your pod immediately.
The Village Life: If you’re staying local, the village of Barmby Moor is best explored on foot. A short, pleasant stroll will take you to the local pub, The Boot & Slipper, while the nearby town of Pocklington is just a 5-minute drive (or a slightly longer walk) for all your supermarket and dining needs.
Located on a working Farm, at Holborn Hideaways you will find peace and tranquility as well as being exceptionally well located for days out in the region.
Centrally Located
Located in the picturesque village of Barmby Moor, you are surrounded by sites to see and things to do.Local Pub
Holborn Hideaways are situated a short walk from a charming village pub, The Boot & Slipper for food and drinks.Private Hot Tubs
After a hard day walking in the Wolds or exploring York, what better way to wind down than with your own hot tub.