Discover Horbury
Horbury is a village located in West Yorkshire, governed by the Wakefield Metropolitan District Council. With a population of about 10,000, it lies within the WF4 postal area. Known for its industrial heritage and historic buildings, Horbury offers insights into the region's past and its development over centuries.
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Stay in Horbury
The Rooms at the Nook
R S H Services Ltd
Discover R S H Services Ltd, a friendly and well-regarded campsite in Hipperholme, offering a convenient stopover near Halifax.
Three Acres Inn and Restaurant
6 Bedroom Villa in Barnsley Centre
Art Hostel
Experience a uniquely decorated and vibrant stay at Art Hostel, offering comfortable and imaginative accommodation in the heart of Leeds.
Things to Do in Horbury
Carr Lodge Park Horbury
Carr Lodge Park in Horbury offers a delightful escape for visitors with its beautiful carvings and artwork. Located on Wakefield Rd, this park is a perfect spot for leisurely walks and enjoying the scenic views. Although parking details are not explicitly mentioned, it is likely a pay-and-display facility, ensuring convenient access for tourists.
Emmerdale Classic Locations Bus Tour from Leeds
Leeds Tourist Information Centre
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Food & Drink
Royd Cafe
Royd Cafe in Brighouse offers a welcoming spot for a satisfying breakfast and hot drinks, praised for its friendly service.
The Butchers Arms Hepworth
The Garden Shed Cafe
Discover The Garden Shed Cafe in Brighouse, a highly-rated spot known for delicious food, great coffee, and a welcoming atmosphere.
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Geographic Facts
This village is geographically within the following regions:
- Population
- 10,002
- Postcode
- WF4
- Administrative area
- Wakefield
- Dialing code
- 01924
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A canal walk in Wakefield, Aire & Calder Navigation
This walk from Wakefield to Castleford combines lovely countryside with a step into the region's industrial past. The Route what3words for start point: ///evenly.mental.burns Start Point: Wakefield Finish Point: Castleford Distance: 9 Miles GPX Route Map wakefield-canalDownload Walk Description Follow the route of Wakefield canal from the centre of the town on the river Calder to Castleford and take in the pretty scenery as well as the industrial heritage of the region. Highlights of the walk are the Stanley Ferry aqueducts, one Victorian structure and the other a modern construction in the 1980's built to compliment the original. You will also see the southlands wetlands centre on route and this is a nice stop off for the family. The walk also passes very close to the world famous Hepworth gallery before heading off to Castleford.
Walk: Newmillerdam Country Park
This fantastic walk is just to the south of Wakefield and is dominated by the reservoir at it's centre. A wonderful place to visit to get away from the busy life, it's a great place to explore with the family. The Route what3words for start point: ///planting.processor.slungnew Start Point: 673 Barnsley Rd, Newmillerdam WF2 6QQ Finish Point: Newmillerdam Distance: 3 Miles GPX Route Map newmillerdam-country-parkDownload Walk Description Situated to the south of Wakefield, Newmillerdam is a popular spot for locals to stretch their legs for a Sunday afternoon stroll. The surfaced path leads you around the central reservoir before darting in and out of the woodland that surrounds the water's edge. Keep a look out for the bird and aquatic life that calls the water its home from ducks, geese and the odd swan. There are also local coffee stop and pub for you to refuel after a peaceful walk. Make sure you look at the architecture of the dam, a fabulous example of late Victorian work in the style of ramparts on a castle.
Walk: Coxley Woods
Follow these miles of woodland trails and lose yourself in the heart of nature in this lovely walk just outside Netherton. The Route what3words for start point: ///promoting.sandpaper.loving Start Point: Netherton Finish Point: Netherton Distance: 2 Miles GPX Route Map coxley-woodsDownload Walk Description Home to beautiful woodland, streams and ponds these wood have long been a local favourite especially in spring when the bluebells are in full bloom. There are also lots of other local wildlife to spot such as squirrels and the occasional deer as been spotted. The main trail winds its way from the north of the site following Croxley beck to Perkin wood and onto Stoney Cliffe Wood. Rest up here before retracing your steps and turning for home.