About Raywell Park
Raywell Park is situated within a rural setting and relaxing atmosphere, in an area of outstanding beauty on a south-facing slope of the Yorkshire Wolds, with adjoining woodlands.
The site is managed by the Humberside Scout Council primarily for the use of voluntary youth groups but equally able to cater for the more specialist requirements of business / commercial conference and training requirements either as a residential centre or for day visitors / use. A host of challenges to match the most enthusiastic of mental and physical management skills can also be catered for.
Raywell Park encompasses various camping grounds, and a variety of buildings for day or residential use. With the varying range of facilities, the campsite can cater for groups of all sizes, whether you prefer to camp, or make use of our very well equipped indoor facilities.
From high-energy challenges to creative outdoor skills, Raywell Park offers a wide range of on-site activities designed to inspire adventure, teamwork and confidence.
Whether you’re planning a full programme or looking to add something special, there’s something for every group to enjoy.
Raywell Park is perfectly placed for exploring a wide range of nearby attractions, landmarks and leisure facilities. From historic towns to iconic destinations and outdoor spaces, there’s plenty to discover during your stay.
For additional information about using Raywell Park, the facilities or the: local area, you can get in touch by:
e-mail: countyoffice@humbersidescouts.org.uk
Phone: 01482 655732. (leave a voicemail)
Where are we located?
Raywell Park is located four miles north of the Humber Bridge and six miles west of Kingston upon Hull, Raywell Park is short distance from the A164 between the Humber Bridge and Willerby.
