YHA Beverley Friary
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Meeting room(s)
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Garden/grounds
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WiFi
RSPB Bempton Cliffs
Overview
Take a walk by the beautiful cliffs to try and spot some of our most fascinating birdlife.
Monday 9:30am–5pm
Tuesday 9:30am–5pm
Wednesday 9:30am–5pm
Thursday 9:30am–5pm
Friday 9:30am–5pm
Saturday 9:30am–5pm
Sunday 9:30am–5pm
Hostels nearby
YHA Scarborough
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Garden/grounds
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Free parking on premises
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Cycle store
Other things to do nearby
Rotunda Museum
One of the oldest purpose-built museums in Britain, the museum has been a focal point for geology and local history since 1829. Visit the website
Scarborough Castle
With its 2,500 year history, stunning location and panoramic views of the Yorkshire coastline, the castle is well worth a visit. Visit the website
Climbing in Scarborough
Try indoor climbing at the brand new wall in The Street or little used spectacular, sea cliff routes on the north side of Filey Brigg.
Watersports in Scarborough
Scarborough has two beautiful beaches, The North and South Bays, with Cayton Bay 5 miles to the south and Filey Beach just 10 miles away. Scarborough and Cayton have good surfing, with regular...
Scarborough Sealife & Marine Sanctuary
Discover our underwater world and meet the land creatures including Otters, Seals and Humboldt Penguins. Visit the website
Mountain biking in Scarborough
Dalby Forest, a National Mountain Bike Centre, is 15 miles from Scarborough. It has over 1000km of trails (and countless forest roads), from easy family routes through to tough red graded trails and...
Cycling in Scarborough
North Yorkshire has thousands of miles of quiet country lanes which offer a range of routes to suit all abilities and levels of fitness. The hostel is less than a mile from National Cycle Route 1
Walking and rambling in Scarborough
If you're planning on staying at YHA Scarborough, why not download a free map and get out exploring? All our self-guided walks start and end at a YHA hostel and are graded so that you can explore the...
Hornsea Museum
The museum shows local history from the 1700s to post second world war and holds a major collection of Hornsea pottery.