
Fulford Ings
π Fulford, York YO10 4FA, UK
About Fulford Ings
Fulford Ings offers a tranquil escape on the banks of the River Ouse in Fulford, York. This beloved natural area is cherished for its scenic riverside walks and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. With a strong 4.4/5 star Google rating, it's a popular choice for both locals and visitors seeking a peaceful environment.
The area is particularly noted for its refreshing walks and short circular routes, which provide lovely views of the river. Visitors frequently commend the improved path conditions, making for a more enjoyable experience. It's also a fantastic spot for dog walking, featuring open spaces for pets to roam, though pathways can sometimes be muddy, especially after wet weather. A dedicated picnic area allows for relaxed outdoor dining amidst the natural surroundings.
Visiting Information
Opening hours for Fulford Ings are not specified, suggesting it is generally accessible during daylight hours. While celebrated for its natural beauty, visitors should be aware that the area is not wheelchair accessible. As a public outdoor space, no specific payment is required for entry or use.
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π Fulford, York YO10 4FA, UK
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Showing 5 of 170 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 31 January 2026.
Very good to see the river in places, it has a picnic area. Not very wheelchair accessible.
Great walk down the riverside. Much improved following recent drainage works.
Nice short circular walk Dog walking area Can be muddy
Great open space to walk the dogs and the river for them to take a dip on warm days. Follow the public footpath under the A64 and carry on to see Bishopthorpe palace..... very impressive. Watch out for the boats when letting the dogs take a swim
Nice wide-open fields along the River Ouse accessed from Naburn Lane. Great place to walk and exercise your dog and kids. However they are overgrown this summer whilst normally cut regularly. So you need to watch out for obstructions on the paths and for any animals. We spotted a young deer on our walk and of necessity kept our girl on a lead. Generally a pleasant area to wander by the Riverside and to have a look at Bishopthorpe Palace. Also you would need to consider that several stretches of the River are owned by York Angling Association and as such Fishermen could be enjoying their sport in the area.