Join our team on a guided walk along Spurn's beach in search of fascinating fossils.

Come and hunt for fossils found on the Holderness Coast. Look out for Ammonites, Devil's toe-nails and Belemnites, but you never know what might turn up during your search.

No prior experience needed and this activity is suitable for all the family.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Embrace your wild side - what to expect:

This event takes place on Spurn's beach, which has uneven terrain.

What to bring/wear

Our events mostly take place outside so brace yourself for the Yorkshire weather! We'd recommend sturdy and waterproof footwear or wellies, and lots of layers! If it's a hot day, remember a hat and suncream!

Toilets and catering

There are toilets (including an accessible toilet) and a café at the Spurn Discovery Centre, serving both hot and cold food.

Joining us on the day

Our events meet at Spurn Discovery Centre, where there is a cafe and toilets. Please arrive with plenty of time before your event!

Please meet at our picnic benches in the Spurn Discovery Centre's outdoor auditorium.

Parking

There is a £5 parking charge, which helps us to maintain the centre and look after the reserve. There is free parking for Wildlife Trust members who display their up-to-date membership card on their car dashboard.

Directions

Our address is Spurn Discovery Centre, Spurn Road, Kilnsea, Hull HU12 0UH. See our website for further directions! (https://www.ywt.org.uk/spurn)

Contact us

If you're having difficulties with your booking, or you have more questions about the event, please don't hesitate to get in touch! You can email us at supporter.services@ywt.org.uk or drop us a call on 01904 659570.

About Yorkshire Wildlife Trust

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is the only charity entirely dedicated to conserving, protecting and enhancing Yorkshire's wildlife and wild places. Find out more about what we do on our website (https://www.ywt.org.uk/) and discover how you can support our work (https://www.ywt.org.uk/membership).

Photo: Fossils - Harry AppleyardPeople - Matthew Roberts

Description supplied by the event organiser.