We recommend the following as essential items to bring:
Please check if your accommdoation already includes any of the above.
If you are hoping to spend a day on site, heres a list of ideas for you:
Collect an egg from the hen house
Enjoy a bbq!
Walk Tilly the Shetland pony
Enjoy the great outdoors!
Hire a fire pit and toast marshmallows
Meet the friendly farm yard gang!
Feed the ducks at the pond!
Meet new friends in the sports field!
Star gaze!
Hire our BBQ hut, perfect for special occasions, gatherings and more!
Available to hire for your special occasion here at Humble Bee Farm, offering Scandinavian cosiness which allows you to enjoy a delicious BBQ, whatever the weather! Situated in a peaceful part of our site, perfect for a family or friends’ gathering, booking required at £100 for one evening. We can also provide a locally-sourced bbq pack (please inform us of any food intolerances).
Seats 16 guests, however due to current government guidance the maximum guests is currently six persons ONLY. The six guests using the BBQ hut will need to socially distance and wear masks if appropriate. There a sanitisers around the site and also hand washing facilities in the toilets and showers.
Call us on 01723 890437
The nearest mini-supermarket is Proudfoots in Seamer, a village just off the A64 between Staxton and Scarborough. Proudfoots opening times are 6.30am to 9pm Monday to Saturday, 8am to 9pm Sunday.
Within five miles there is a Morrisons (just off the A64); there is also a small range of supermarkets, including Tesco, in Filey (also about five miles away). In Scarborough there is Sainsburys and Tesco. Opening times vary.
There are so many cycle routes close to the farm and one of them is the Cinder Path between Scarborough and Whitby. The Cinder Path follows the former railway route between the two seaside towns and some of it is covered by cinders so this can be tricky for certain types of bike tyre.The good thing about the route is the majority of it is fairly flat and the starting point is roughly a 20-minute drive from Humble Bee Farm.
The track itself is now an inland path which runs parallel to the more arduous Cleveland Way National Trail, one of the most spectacular long-distance rambling paths in England and is definitely NOT suitable for tackling on two wheels! So, the whole Cinder Track route is approximately 21 miles from Scarborough to Whitby, and of course there’s the return journey to consider.
During the spring, the route is so tranquil and colourful with fresh leaves on the trees and countless spring flowers dotting the route. There is also the smell of wild garlic and bluebells along certain stretches … your senses can go into overdrive and it is stunning to see. The route passes through a number of pretty villages including Scalby, Cloughton, Hayburn Wyke, Ravenscar and Boggle Hole (one of our Big Chief Wigwam Cabins is named after this little seaside village).
Also, it is advisable to wear a cycling helmet as there are some rough stretches along the route. Certain parts of the track fall within the North York Moors National Park and if you tackled the whole route, then it’s a 42-mile return trek.
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