Accommodation on the Yorkshire Wolds Way

Finding places to stay can be difficult along the Wolds Way. The trail's greatest appeal is its quietness, but this means villages are few and many have no pubs or cafes. Many walkers rely on village pubs in Welton, North Newbald, and Thixendale.

It is essential to book ahead, especially in May and September. Wild camping is not a legal right, and water supply is a major issue in the dry valleys - plan overnight stops at established accommodation.

Select a town below to browse accommodation options along the route.

• Hessle

  Southern trailhead beside the Humber Bridge. Rail links to Hull make Hessle a practical start or finish point.

  3 listings

• South Cave

  One of the larger villages on the early stages, with pubs, shops, and good accommodation after the first day from Hessle.

  3 listings

• North Newbald

  Quiet village on the high Wolds between South Cave and Market Weighton, popular with walkers seeking a rural overnight stop.

  2 listings

• Market Weighton

  Market town with shops, cafes, and a wider choice of services than most places on the Wolds Way.

  3 listings

• Goodmanham

  Historic village on the main trail with a church and pub - an alternative overnight to Market Weighton.

  2 listings

• Millington

  Pretty village above Millington Dale, a classic dry valley on the central Wolds.

  2 listings

• Thixendale

  Deep in the Wolds dry valleys; one of the most isolated overnight stops on the route.

  2 listings

• Wintringham

  Small village on the northern Wolds before the descent toward the coast.

  2 listings

• Sherburn

  Village on the approach to the Yorkshire coast, with access to the final stage toward Filey.

  2 listings

• Hunmanby

  Larger village near the coast with shops, pubs, and rail links to Scarborough.

  3 listings

• Filey

  Northern terminus of the Yorkshire Wolds Way at Filey Brigg. Seaside resort with the widest accommodation choice on the route.

  4 listings