This has to be the finest Indian I have had in a long long time if not ever The main left my mouth tingling delightfully with a symphony of flavours and tastes. Then the beautifully paced dessert just took it all to a new level. A little gem nestling in North Ferriby. Can't wait for next time.
A great quiet park to enjoy a nice stroll with your dog, partner, family or friends. If it’s a nice hot day why not take advantage of the ice cream parlour on the grounds of the park. A gym is located within the grounds, you could even be tempted to join in on the Saturday park run if you’re a fitness guru.
Great place to stroll. Lots of open space, winding paths. This time year- spring amazing with daffs. There's history to explore with the odd unexpected signs of a bye gone era. Recent months work has been going on to bring new life to Baysgarth House. And there is now a new cafe which also serves ice-cream. There's a new workout area and a playful area to teach kids highway code!
Great place for a leisurely stroll can imagine having a great picnic here. Very dog friendly. Conveniences in the park and the leisure centre.
Beautiful park, amazing looking house, lovely ice cream. First class performance by "A Certain Demographic" of "Paradise Lost" Milton's classic reimagined by Ian Sharp music by Tim Sutton, fabulous cast, special mention Adam played by Chris Walshaw and Beverley Nel, a artistic tree.
Visited Baysgarth House within the park. The house was only partially open to visitors but was interesting all the same. The Georgian room was fascinating. The park itself is beautifully kept and is a venue for many public events throughout the year. We were delighted to find a beautiful garden dedicated to Chad Varah (founder of the Samaritans and born in the town). It also encourages you to sit in quiet contemplation.
Beautiful, peaceful haven of pure happiness. I always leave this park feeling blessed by nature. My only wish is that it had a cafe and some sort of water feature, be it fountains or splash zone. To hear the tranquil sound of birdsong and water, would be superb. My dog gets so excited when he comes here and other dog owners are mostly friendly and approachable.
Great asset to Barton Town, beautiful park with winding pathways throughout and large grassed areas for picnics and play! I take my dog walking here three or four times a week and he loves it!
Baysgarth Park is located at 60 Brigg Rd, Barton-upon-Humber DN18 5DR, UK
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