King's Well, Howe Lane, Goxhill DN19 7HU North Lincolnshire for more information, photographs and map, visit Accomodation Available 3 Bedrooms two doubles and one single, all with bedside radios and tea and coffee making facilities Use of parlour (TV lounge)in the evening and dining room at meal times Rated 3 diamonds and "Welcome Host" Meals Breakfast is included in the standard price Dinner can be provided on request Vegetarians and vegans can be catered for Other facilities Off street parking for 3 vehicles Use of large garden and terrace Use of facilities for washing clothes Pets are welcome Children are welcome Local sports and passtimes Walking and horse riding in and around the village. Golf and fishing 10 minutes drive away Tennis, Squash, badminton and bowls Interesting local church, priory and ruined abbey River and wildlife reserves within walking distance Goxhill lies in North Lincolnshire within a couple of miles from the River Humber. Beware that there is another Goxhill in Yorkshire. By Road From the M1 or anywhere else to the West of Lincolnshire. Get onto the M18, then the M180 towards Grimsby. Leave the M180 at junction 5. Follow the A15 to Barton-upon-Humber. Go through Barton and and Barrow-upon-Humber, then follow the road signs to Goxhill From the South of Lincolnshire. From Lincoln, take the A15 (the old Roman Ermine Street) due North. You will join the M180 at junction 4, turn East M180 towards Grimsby. Leave the M180 at junction 5. Follow the A15 to Barton upon Humber. Go through Barton, then Barrow-upon-Humber and follow the road signs to Goxhill From North of the Humber. From Kingston upon Hull, take the A63 to the Humber Bridge. Take the A15 due South over the bridge. Turn off on the other side of the bridge towards Barrow upon Humber. Go throght Barton and follow the road signs to Goxhill By Air Fly to Humberside Airport. Either take a taxi, or if driving follow the road signs to Croxton, Ulceby, Thornton Curtis and then to Goxhill By Sea From Europe take a ferry to Kingston upon Hull. (from either Rotterdam or Zeebrugge). If driving follow the instructions given above. Otherwise use public transport to cross the Humber, then to travel from Barton-upon-Humber to Goxhill. Other Private yachts can be moored at South Ferriby, not far from Barton upon Humber. By Train From Grimsby and Cleethorps. Trains run direct to Goxhill. From Barton-upon-Humber. Trains run direct to Goxhill. Other. Take a train to Haborough, then change for Goxhill Once in Goxhill Howe Lane is the principal road in Goxhill (Northend). The railway station is also on Howe Lane about 3 minutes walk away. Kingswell is the long white cottage opposite King Street and within sight of the parish church Call Joyce McDonald at 01469 532471, or e-mail to rjmckingswell@amserve.com now.