Ross Castle – Cleethorpes Coastal Gem.
A Hidden Gem with Stunning Views ๐ฐ๐
Nestled along the Cleethorpes seafront, Ross Castle isnโt a real castle, but a Victorian folly built in 1863. It was named after Edward Ross, a railway director who helped develop Cleethorpes into a seaside destination. Though small, this local landmark has stood the test of time and offers some of the best panoramic views over the Humber Estuary.
Why Visit Ross Castle? ๐โจ
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Breathtaking Views โ Overlook Cleethorpes Beach, the Humber Estuary, and even Spurn Point on a clear day.
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Perfect for Photos ๐ธ โ The elevated position makes it a great spot for capturing stunning seafront shots.
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Relaxing Stop on a Coastal Walk โ Just a short stroll from Cleethorpes Pier and Pier Gardens.
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Rich Local History โ Built as a decorative feature in the 19th century, adding character to the promenade.
A Piece of Cleethorpes History ๐๏ธ
Originally, Ross Castle was much larger, featuring higher walls and turrets. However, due to storm damage and cliff erosion, parts of it have been lost over time. Today, it stands as a charming historical feature, giving visitors a glimpse into Cleethorpesโ past while offering a peaceful place to sit and admire the sea views.
How to Find It ๐
๐ Location: Cleethorpes Seafront, near Pier Gardens
๐ Free to Visit โ Open all year round
Whether youโre a local exploring the town or a visitor enjoying a seaside day out, Ross Castle is a quick but worthwhile stop. Take a seat, soak in the sea breeze, and enjoy one of Cleethorpes’ most underrated coastal spots. ๐โจ
Have you visited Ross Castle? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! โฌ๏ธ
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