Barnby Dun, Doncaster. Always Open. Free Admission

Details

Accessibility:

The main roadways running through Barnby Dun are paved on both sides for pedestrians, with drop kerb access in places. However, side roads off of the main roads do not have walkways for pedestrians.

Brief Description:

Barnby Dun is a small village in Doncaster, documented in the doomsday book as 'Barnebi'. In 1732 a canal was constructed, allowing the movement of farm products between Hull, Doncaster and Sheffield. The railway was built in 1845, allowing for wider industrial growth.

Further Information

Address:

Barnby Dun, Doncaster, DN3 1DJ.

Barnby Dun with Kirk Sandall Parish Council Office, Assembly Hall, Denton's Green Lane, Doncaster DN3 1DJ. Contact details are given for this below.

Email:

ahoffice@btinternet.com

Phone:

01302 882570

Website:

http://barnbydunwithkirksandallpc.co.uk/index.php/19-sample-data-articles/joomla/24-joomla

Opening Hours:

Always open.

Directions:

Situated 4.8 miles NE of Doncaster town centre. Head NE on Thorne Road. At roundabout take 2nd exit and continue on Thorne Road. At second roundabout take 2nd exit on Barnby Dun Road. Continue following this Road, which then becomes Doncaster Road/Station Road. On Station Road turn left onto High Street, leading into Barnby Dun. OS SE617091.

Transport:

Bus services operate in and around the area. Nearest train station is Kirk Sandall Station, 1 mile from Barnby Dun. Accessible by car.

For more travel information go to http://www.traveline.info or call 0871 200 22 33.

Amenities:

Closest amenities include Teasdale Bakers, Sweets n Treats, The White Hart and The Olive Bar and Grill. Further amenities can be found 2.8 miles S of Barnby Dun via Doncaster Road/ Barnby Dun Road/ A630.