Wier Park at Stamford Bridge, find out more
Just steps from Weir Park lies the historic village of Stamford Bridge:
- Battle of Stamford Bridge site: Walk the same ground where the 1066 confrontation took place.
- A Grade II* listed 18th‑century stone bridge: Built 1725–27, this elegant three‑arch structure still carries traffic today
- Victorian corn mill: Dating back to 1591, now converted into riverside flats—look out for remnants of the old wheels
- St John the Baptist’s Church: A Victorian revival church designed by George Fowler Jones, complete with lovely stained glass
Walks & Trails
Before or after exploring the village, stretch your legs on scenic paths:
- Stamford Bridge & River Derwent Circular: A 5.3 km easy route along the river and historic landmarks—flat, family-friendly, around 1h 15m
- Wilberfoss Circular: A 4 km countryside ramble, passing historic churches and farm lanes
- Minster Way: The long-distance trail runs through the village, heading to York or Beverley for more adventurous hiker
With so much in the village and the attraction of lazy days around Weir Park you may never want to venture further. From touring caravans, holiday homes to hire or enjoying your very own holiday home, look no further than Wier Park. A warm welcome awaits.
