lovely big tranquil gardens with lots of squirrels & quaint little cafe

Sewerby hall looks spectacular and occupies an amazing position. In an attempt, however, to be all things to all men, it fails at being any of them. There are period rooms which are reasonably good but the attempts at interesting exhibitions is poor. There is no coherent story being told but rather a number of disjointed rooms with tired notices... More

Sewrby Hall and Gardens are a hidden Gem. The Amy Johnson exhibit is very goo too

Sewerby Hall and Gardens is a good day to spent walking around

ZOO is small but excellent. Penguins and Guinea Pigs a firm favourite with us!! Also Birds, Llamas, Alpacas, Pigs, Monkeys.

Spend a coupe of hours and just relax have a coffee and a walk round the gardens ad zoo, pleasant, cheap and lots to keep you interested for at least 2 hours.

We spent half a day here in the Easter school holidays, but we didn't have time to see and do everything there is here. The children's playground looks brand new and the kids enjoyed it. The small zoo/farm is included in the entry price and has some interesting animals. The penguins were fed at 3pm and drew a crowd. It... More

Liked the play area, gardens, and exhibitions. Good use of an old hall by the council. Exhibitions were on interesting stuff about local heroes rather than the usual dull stuff about who owned the house etc etc. Only down side was the tea rooms were poor. Call me fussy but to say you're a tea room I want a teapot,... More

everything very interesting looking around the hall.history of amy johnstone, barnes wallace, the great storm of brid 1871. the childrens zoo,. coffee house. wonderful day out , scenery outstanding. highly recommend