Brigg & Ancholme
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0Scawby Gardens
The walled garden at Scawby Hall offers a glimpse of what an original Victorian walled garden was like in the 1860s. The fruit and vegetables grown today are available for sale through the shop. Availability depends on the season and includes mulberries, figs and locally produced honey. A selection of plants and shrubs are also for sale. The garden also features a lavender maze and a giant chequerboard of grasses and plants.
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0Scawby Hall
Open for 28 days each year, this family-sized gem contains fine portraits and engravings by George Stubbs, the celebrated horse painter, as well as other notable artists.
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0Shipley's Curiositeas
This Grade I listed Jacobean manor house has been occupied by members of the Nelthorpe family since it was built around 1605. Open for 28 days each year, this family-sized gem contains fine portraits and engravings by George Stubbs, the celebrated horse painter, as well as other notable artists. The house also contains some impressive […]
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0Skydive Hibaldstow
You can – and here in North Lincolnshire too! Skydive Hibaldstow offers you the chance to skydive from up to 15,000 feet, which is the highest in the country! After your briefing, you will make the jump securely attached to one of our highly experienced instructors and free-fall at 120mph for up to a minute! The instructor opens the parachute about a mile above the ground and you fly back to the drop zone over the beautiful North Lincolnshire countryside.
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0Steam Railtours
On selected dates, the Appleby Frodingham Railway Preservation Society runs Railtours around the Scunthorpe steelworks site. With guides on hand, you’ll learn all about iron and steel making and glimpse red hot steel.
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0The Jolly Miller, Wrawby
Founded in September 1990 The Appleby Frodingham Railway – Scunthorpe (Formerly preservation society) formed to Celebrate 100 years of steelmaking and run railtours of Scunthorpe works, and we have continued on doing so for 30 years. On selected dates, the Appleby Frodingham Railway Preservation Society runs Railtours around the Scunthorpe Steelworks site. With guides on […]
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0The Loft Restaurant
With an Industrial feel with hand scrubbed planked tables ,comfy chairs and jam jar lighting it provides a contemporary relaxed atmosphere to enjoy a relaxing coffee or lunch with friends or simply rest after a busy day’s shopping. The superb team of staff in the 66 seater restaurant above Grandad’s Shed will ensure you have an enjoyable visit.
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0The Low Lying Villages of the Ancholme Valley
Established for over 25 years, The Loft Restaurant prides itself on Homemade food using the finest in locally sourced produce with all meals being freshly prepared. From our famous all day breakfasts; homemade pies; daily lunch specials or speciality coffees there’s bound to be something on The Loft’s menu to tempt you, to say nothing […]
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0The Mount Tea Room
The low lying villages along the Ancholme Valley are situated at the foothills of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The landscape is diverse from the riverbank and carrs to historic woodlands – perfect habitats for flourishing wildlife. A new pathway is being installed which includes interactive trail boards and mile markers for cyclists/walkers. The boards provide lots […]
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0The Old Parsonage, Scawby
Beautiful tea rooms and gift shop set in the grounds of a Georgian family house. Serving freshly made savouries, cakes and beautiful meringues. Relax and taste blended teas from around the world or browse the wondrous gift shop. Dogs are very welcome on leads there is plenty of parking.
