Discover Dimlington
Welcome to Dimlington, a town located in East Yorkshire. Explore local things to do, find places to stay, and discover beautiful walks in the surrounding area.
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Stay in Dimlington
Beach View Withernsea
Discover Beach View Withernsea, highly-rated accommodation offering superb comfort from its prime seafront location.
The Barn
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40 Regents Walk Patrington Haven Leisure Park
Located within the charming Patrington Haven Leisure Park, 40 Regents Walk offers convenient parking for visitors exploring the serene caravan park. While specific payment options are not detailed, the facility is ideally situated for guests enjoying the tranquil gardens and family-friendly atmosphere of the park.
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Things to Do in Dimlington
Holmpton Village Hall
Holmpton Village Hall offers convenient parking for visitors attending events or exploring the charming village of Holmpton. While the payment options are unclear, the parking facility is easily accessible and ideal for those visiting the nearby attractions, including the scenic Withernsea coastline.
St Nicholas Church
Discover the historic St Nicholas Church in Withernsea, a cherished community hub known for its peaceful atmosphere.
The Gym at The Country Club
Located in the charming village of Patrington, The Gym at The Country Club offers convenient pay-and-display parking for visitors. Enjoy a day of fitness and relaxation with access to top-notch facilities, including a clean pool and beautifully maintained gardens. Ideal for tourists seeking a refreshing break in the scenic surroundings of Hull.
Food & Drink
Castle Cafe Withernsea
Enjoy delicious meals and friendly service at Castle Cafe Withernsea, a highly-rated, dog-friendly spot perfect for a seaside bite.
Munchies Til Midnight
Munchies Til Midnight in Withernsea offers a delicious array of food, perfect for late-night cravings or an early start.
Hildyard Arms
Located in the charming village of Patrington, the Hildyard Arms offers a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors. While primarily a pub, parking facilities are likely to be standard pay-and-display, typical for village settings. Enjoy a visit to this community hub with its range of beers and friendly service.
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Walkshire in Dimlington
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Walk: Easington
An easy trek around the fields and hamlets surrounding the village of Easington - and walking right beside the mighty Humber Estuary. The Route Start / Finish Point: Humberside Lane, Easington, HU12 0UA Distance: 6 Miles GPX Route Map walkshireeasingtonDownload Walk Description From the parking area, walk up Humber Side Lane past Humberdale, through the village of South End and to the outskirts of Easington. As the road bends right, turn left into the field beyond the hedges after the farm on the left. Hug the left hedgerow and walk all the way to the end of the field. Turn right, and onto the central track. Turn left and then right at the gap in the hedge. Turn right again, and hug the right side hedgerow this time to the far corner. At the cluster of trees, turn left following the hedgerow on the right, then turn right through a gap into the next field. Follow the straight path right through the field to the track - Dimmer Dales Road. Turn right, then left via the stile into the next field. Head towards the footbridge over Fosse Drain and then across the field, heading for the big barn in the distance. Keep the barn on the left and onto Winsetts Road in Skeffling. Turn right, then left at the Y-road junction onto Church Road. Follow the road, past the church, all the way down to the end of the road - now called Humber Lane - to meet the Humber Estuary. Turn left, along the remains of the road, over the stile, and follow the footpath back to where you started.