The Hayburn Wyke Inn is an 18th Century coaching inn set in woodland near the Scarborough and Whitby coast. 

Today the Inn is a popular country pub offering a warm welcome in traditional surroundings where you can relax in the bar and enjoy hand-pulled Yorkshire Ales and great food.  The bar has lots of character with traditional wooden floors and beams, not forgetting the roaring open fire to greet you on arrival. The bar area is happy to accommodate well-behaved dogs and children.

The Railway, which ran for 100 years and was closed in 1965, is now a popular scenic off-road walk between Scarborough and Whitby and is used by hikers, dog walkers, horse riders and cyclists. This will bring you to the doorstep of the Inn for well-deserved refreshments.

We are:

• Dog Friendly

• Great for Walkers on the Cleveland Way

• Rurally located

The Hayburn Wyke Inn is a traditional English Country pub with a varied selection of Hand Pulled Yorkshire Real Ales, draught lagers, ciders, wines, liquors and soft drinks at a well-stocked bar.  

Friendly staff are on hand to help and provide any information you need in order for you to enjoy your visit to the Inn and surrounding areas fully.

The bar area offers comfortable seating, and the open fire is a welcoming site when you have been walking or cycling in the beautiful countryside.

Hearty homemade meals are served every lunchtime Monday to Sunday and evenings Tuesday to Sunday with a menu tailored to suit everybody's tastes.

A delicious Carvery is available on a Sunday Lunchtime. You can choose from 3 roasted meats and enjoy a selection of freshly cooked vegetables, roasted & new potatoes with lashings of rich gravy over Yorkshire puddings.

The Inn is set on 10 acres of its own grounds nestled in the beautiful national park, so there are no surprises in letting you know that there is ample outside seating and gardens for you to enjoy all year round.  
There is also a large car park adjacent to the garden and a rustic children's play area to keep the children entertained.