Beverley is a historic market town and the county town of the East Riding of Yorkshire. Beverley has plenty to please everyone, with its towering gothic minster, pretty market squares and beautiful Georgian townhouses.

With around 475 animals including over 60 different species, Yorkshire Wildlife Park is a fantastic place to experience a walk-through wildlife adventure! Most animals you can see at the park are endangered or threatened in the wild.

A stone’s throw away is the Grade 1 listed Howden Minster, which has the elaborately decorated ruins of a 14th-century chancel and chapter house attached to its still operational minster church. Howden itself is a stunning little gem of a place, with beautiful old buildings and charming shops.

Just 40 minutes away from the Park, Blacktoft Sands is an RSPB-managed nature reserve in the East Riding of Yorkshire. This magical reserve hosts a diverse population of waders, warblers and raptors, which can be easily spotted from the accessible trails and hides.

Half an hour away, is the small Yorkshire town of Selby, which has one of the most superb Abbey churches to be found anywhere in England. In its varied history, it’s been home to a community of monks, destroyed by fire and rebuilt, and now resides at the heart of community life.

With both indoor and outdoor play areas and obstacle courses, William’s Den is the perfect place to take the kids, whatever the weather. If the weather is good, you can watch the kids run wild and tire themselves out outdoors while you enjoy the fresh air. And it’s only 12 minutes’ drive from Wild Rose.