Catwick Village Sign

Painted village signs might seem like an odd thing to seek out, but Catwick's example is actually rather special. This traditional East Yorkshire sign tells the story of the village through detailed artwork - you'll spot local landmarks, historical references, and symbols that mean something to the community here. It's the sort of thing that makes you pause and actually look properly at where you are.

Photography enthusiasts will love this one. The craftsmanship is excellent, and it sits nicely against the Yorkshire countryside backdrop. Takes all of two minutes to appreciate, but it's a proper slice of village life that many tourists rush past without noticing.

Families staying at nearby Dacre Lakeside Park or Blue Rose Country Park could easily swing by during a countryside walk. Catwick sits just outside Driffield, so it fits well into a day exploring the East Yorkshire Wolds. The village itself is tiny - don't expect cafes or shops - but that's rather the point.

Best combined with a longer ramble through the area rather than making it a destination in itself. Village sign hunting has become quite the thing among certain circles, and this one definitely deserves a spot on any Yorkshire collection. Free to view, obviously, and always accessible.