Major Roadworks Affecting the Arrival and Departure from Raywell Country Lodge Park

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Major Roadworks affecting the arrival and departure from Raywell Country Lodge Park. Road closure of Riplingham Road Junction, Great Gutter Lane West & Swanland Dale. Dates: Sat 17th August (00:00) – Sun 1st Sept (00:00) Fri 13th Sept (20:00) – Mon 16th Sept (06:00) Fri 20th Sept (20:00) – Mon 23rd Sept (06:00) Please follow the relevant directions to get around the road closure. If you require any further assistance or advice about the roadworks please call 01482 300804 or email [email protected] From M62 West • Head east on A63 • Take the A1034 exit towards Mkt Weighton/South Cave (0.1mi) • Turn left onto A1034 (0.5mi) • Just before the Zebra Crossing and the Church, turn right onto Beverley Road (1.7mi) • Beverley Road turns slightly right & becomes Comberdale Hill (0.2mi) • Continue straight (1.6mi) • Follow the road to the right (1.5mi) • Continue straight through Riplingham (1.6mi) • Follow the road until you reach Raywell Country Lodge Park, turn left up the driveway. From Humber Bridge • At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto A164 towards Beverley (0.1mi) • Take the 2nd exit on the next 3 roundabouts and stay on A164. • At the roundabout, take 1st exit and stay on A164 (1.0mi) • At the roundabout, take 1st exit onto Main St, Skidby • Take your first left onto Beverley Road following sign to Eppleworth (0.2mi) • At the end of the road, turn right onto Westfield Road following sign to Riplingham (0.7mi) • At the end of Westfield Road, turn right onto Riplingham Road, following sign to Riplingham. • Follow the road past the sharp right corner. Raywell Country Lodge Park is the 2nd entrance on the right. From A1079/Beverley • Head south on A164 (1.9mi) • At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Main Street, Skidby (0.2mi) • Take your first left onto Beverley Road following sign to Eppleworth (0.2mi) • At the end of the road, turn right onto Westfield Road following sign to Riplingham (0.7mi) • At the end of Westfield Road, turn right onto Riplingham Road, following sign to Riplingham. • Follow the road past the sharp right corner. Raywell Country Lodge Park is the 2nd entrance on the right. .

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