Humber Bridge Country Park
📍 Ferriby Rd, Hessle HU13 0HB, UK
About Humber Bridge Country Park
This expansive country park, nestled by the iconic Humber Bridge in Hessle, East Riding of Yorkshire, offers a refreshing escape into nature. Boasting an impressive 4.5 out of 5 stars from thousands of visitor reviews, it's celebrated for its diverse landscapes, from tranquil woodlands to the scenic foreshore.
Visitors frequently praise the fabulous woodland walks, perfect for all ages, and the interesting nooks and crannies that make it ideal for family adventures. Many enjoy leisurely strolls along the foreshore, soaking in the panoramic views of the Humber Bridge. The park also provides good facilities and boasts very accessible footpaths, ensuring a welcoming experience for everyone. Some reviews even highlight the availability of delightful food options, making it a perfect spot for an all-day visit.
Visiting Information
Humber Bridge Country Park is open 24 hours, seven days a week, offering flexibility for your visit. The park is committed to accessibility, featuring wheelchair accessible parking and entrances to ensure ease of access for all guests. Debit card payments are accepted for any on-site purchases.
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📍 Ferriby Rd, Hessle HU13 0HB, UK
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Showing 5 of 4,880 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 6 February 2026.
What a fabulous day, from the woodland walks to the foreshore a lovely place to visit. Lots of interesting nooks and crannies to adventure with the kiddies. It was cold but the sun was out. Good facilities at a couple of sites and an easy walk down from the free car park. Very accessible footpaths with seating along the way. All in all what a treat can’t wait to go back. The Young’n approved too didn’t moan once - not even when she got stuck in the mud.
Lovely to see the christmas tree at the top of the Humber Bridge and to have a christmas day walk across the bridge. Lots of rubbish around which was disappointing. If you go here when its too dark there are lots of nocturnal activities which you probably don't want to go anywhere near, but its nice that the youth of Hessle are so well acquainted with one another.
What a lovely surprise of a place! Unfortunately was on my way home so couldn't spend much time there but will be back when the weather is better! Cracking all day brunch as well 👌
Free car park from Hull side. Clean and a lot parking space. Beautiful views. It's worth every step i make walking there!
Took our cycles to Humber Bridge to cross the worlds longest designated cycle path on a bridge. (N1) A fantastic experience. Good provision for food either side of the bridge. Whilst you have your bike plan another day's trip on the Hull to Horsea cycle path (N65.) You will have a great two days. We also found an amazing Guest house at Barton upon Humber. No further details otherwise there will be no room for us.!