A modernised four-berth cottage on Finley Court in Sewerby village, more or less opposite the gates of Sewerby Hall and two minutes from the clifftop path. The owners' own site describes it as pet friendly and says dog bowls are provided for furry friends, and there is a fully enclosed sunny garden to let a dog out into without a lead. The Ship Inn is at the end of the road and takes dogs, and the sand at Sewerby steps sits well north of the Bridlington North Beach exclusion so it is open all year. Danes Dyke woods are a mile east along the cliff. Parking is off-road at the property.
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Blu Savannah is a place to eat in Sewerby. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.
The Club's touring site on Flamborough Road at Marton, between Sewerby and Flamborough, set back from the cliffs with Danes Dyke woods and the clifftop path within easy reach. The Club's own site page lists a dog walk on site, a dog walk from the site and a dog washing area, and names dogs among the things the site is ideal for, which is about as explicit as the Club gets. Sewerby Hall is two miles south, Bempton Cliffs four miles north, and the sand below Sewerby is well clear of the Bridlington North Beach summer exclusion. There is no hire accommodation here, so the dog comes in your own van or tent. The Club does not publish a dog charge for this site.
The main cafe in the old stable block at Sewerby Hall, off the courtyard beside the gift shop and a minute from the clifftop gate. Sewerby own frequently asked questions say that only assistance dogs are allowed in the zoo, the house, the adventure playground, the Stables Gift Shop, the Orangery and the Clock Tower Cafe, but then add that there is a section in the cafe where all dogs are permitted, so ask for that side when you go in. Everywhere else in the fifty acres of grounds a dog is fine on a lead, and you must clean up after it. The Orangery, the smarter restaurant in the walled garden, is assistance dogs only with no dog section. The car park is free to visitors and there is a discount on admission if you show a valid parking ticket.
Nobody has written one for Sewerby Cottage. If you have been with the dog, you would be the first — and the first review is the one everybody reads.
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