Historic Sites in Buckton and bempton

Bridlington Old Town

Rudston Monolith

The Rudston Monolith, located in the scenic churchyard of Rudston, Driffield, is the tallest standing stone in the UK, offering a captivating glimpse into ancient history. Visitors can enjoy free parking while exploring this remarkable Neolithic site and the nearby well-preserved church and graveyard, which date back to the 18th century.

Former RAF Bempton

Located near the scenic Bempton Cliffs, the Former RAF Bempton site offers a glimpse into history with its wartime lookouts. While the area is closed off, visitors can enjoy the surrounding natural beauty and historical significance from nearby vantage points.

HQ RAF Bridlington (Former)

Discover the intriguing history of HQ RAF Bridlington, a former military headquarters on Bridlington's seafront.

Visit Sewerby Hall and Gardens - Bridlington

Bridlington Priory Church

Barrow Boy Sculpture

Discover the Barrow Boy Sculpture, a charming and poignant landmark in Bridlington, celebrating local heritage.

Coble Landing

Explore Filey's historic Coble Landing, a picturesque slipway offering a glimpse into traditional fishing and maritime heritage.

Compass Rose Fountain

Discover the Compass Rose Fountain on Filey's scenic seafront, a perfect spot for relaxation and enjoying panoramic bay views.

Filey Rocket Pole

Discover the Filey Rocket Pole, a unique historical landmark offering a fascinating glimpse into Filey's past on the Cleveland Way.

Muston Windmill

Discover Muston Windmill, a captivating historical landmark near Filey, offering a glimpse into Yorkshire's industrial heritage.

The Beach Hut

Discover The Beach Hut, a cherished and distinctive landmark gracing the golden sands of Filey Beach.

The Harbour Cannon Bridlington Harbour

Discover Bridlington's historic Harbour Cannon, a charming spot offering coastal walks and family-friendly harbour views.

Visit Sewerby Hall and Gardens - Bridlington

Yorkshire Coast 1779

Discover the captivating true story of the Yorkshire Coast's 1779 defence against John Paul Jones, featuring interactive displays and virtual reality.