CONTACT WINKIES

Address:        162 High Street, Marske-by-the-Sea, Redcar, Yorkshire, TS11 7NB

                         Telephone:   01642  775086  (Office)

Out of Hours:  Please ring or leave a message on : 01642  472583

E-mail:   post@winkiescastle.co.uk

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If you would like to support us by becoming a Member of The Friends Of Winkie’s Castle please contact us via the above details.

 

Annual Membership is £3 for over 60’s, £5 Adult, £2 Junior + £12 per family (2 Adults + 2 Children). Members have free access to Winkies throughout the year.

How to find us:

Marske-by-the-Sea is readily accessible by road, rail or bus with Winkies being fairly central to the village and amenities.

The small white cottage known as Winkies Castle is located at No. 162 on the East side of Marske High Street about 150 metres from the Roundabout down towards the Sea . It is set back a little from the road and next to a leatherwork shop .

Please note we do not have any parking facilities at the Museum, the nearest car park is at the rear of the Ship Inn, 125mtrs further down the High Street (Temporary Parking allowed by kind permission of the Managers) Good food available here at reasonable prices.

Car parking is also available on the East side of the roundabout behind the shops – there is no parking charge or time limit.

For those who wish to stay a little longer in Marske there are a number of cafes for drinks & snacks plus outlets for fish’n chips, pizzas and chinese take-aways . There are also two other public houses along the High Street up towards the railway station.

Other Places to Visit:

After you have visited Winkies you can walk to Captain James Cook’s fathers grave-site at the historic “St Germains church yard”and walk back along the fine sandy beach, taking in views of the Tees Bay and the soaring cliffs at Saltburn. You can then enjoy an inexpensive snack at the Ship Inn before going on to Redcar to see the Oldest Lifeboat in Britain at the “Zetland Lifeboat Museum” or you may visit Skinningove to go underground at the “Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum” and discover how Teesside conquered the world over a century ago.