Swine Moor
📍 BeverleyEast Yorkshire
Ancient common pasture on the edge of Beverley, with grazing cattle, wetland birds and big open skies.
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What’s free
Free to walk across the common at any time
About
Swine Moor is one of Beverley's historic common pastures, stretching out towards the River Hull, where cattle and horses still graze from late spring to autumn. It is a flat, open walk with wetland birds, and you can link it with the riverbank and the old town. Expect mud in winter and keep dogs on a short lead between March and July for ground-nesting birds.
Opening times
- Livestock graze from late spring to late autumn
Times can change, so check with the venue before a special trip.
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