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Getting to Annabel’s
As Annabel’s has grown, it’s become really important to us that we think carefully about the impact on Loversall village, our neighbours and the wider community.
The good news is that there are now several ways to get to us, depending on who you’re visiting with and how far you fancy walking.
Thank you for helping us make this work.
IMPORTANT: Please help us be good neighbours by only using the parking locations we recommend. We ask that you do not park in nearby residential closes, estates, private car parks or any other area that hasn’t been specifically suggested by Annabel’s. Visitors parking in surrounding residential areas can have a real impact on the people who live there, from blocked access and extra traffic to making everyday parking more difficult. Using the recommended parking options helps us reduce that impact across Loversall and the surrounding communities, and we really appreciate your support.
Hikers, Bikers & Four-Legged Friends
For those who like to feel they’ve really earned the treat at the end.
Park at Parrot’s Corner Park & Ride and make your way to us from there.
The route is a little over 4 miles each way, so this one is best suited to walkers, cyclists, active families and dogs with plenty of energy.
Fresh air, countryside and something good waiting for you when you arrive.
We promise it’ll be worth it.
Parrot’s Corner Park & Ride
Bawtry Road, Rossington, Doncaster, DN11 0GT
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Families & Pushchairs
Our most popular option
Park at White Rose Way Park & Ride, next to Morrisons, and it’s just over 1 mile to Annabel’s.
It’s a lovely route for families and pushchairs, and you’ll even pass a great play park along the way before heading over the motorway bridge and towards the farm.
A little walk, a little adventure, then coffee, cake and lunch waiting at the other end.
White Rose Way Park & Ride
Watervole Way, off Junction 3 of the M18, next to Morrisons, Doncaster, DN4 5JP
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Tiny Toddlers
We’re keeping a small number of spaces available in the Loversall village car park for families with very little legs.
From there, the walk to Annabel’s is just over 1 mile.
Please be aware that the first part of the route is alongside the road, using the footpath, before joining the quieter walking route towards the farm.
Loversall Village Car Park
Loversall, Doncaster, DN11 9DD
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Reduced Mobility
We want Annabel’s to be accessible to everyone.
If you, or someone you are visiting with, is unable to manage the walk for mobility or accessibility reasons, we can arrange for you to bring your vehicle directly onto site.
This must be arranged with us in advance.
Unfortunately, vehicle access cannot be arranged on arrival or on the day, so please get in touch before your visit and we’ll do our best to help.
Visiting for a Special Event?
For one-off events, evening events and other special occasions, parking arrangements may be different.
A Quick Note About the Park & Ride Sites
We’re really grateful to the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) for allowing us to recommend their Park & Ride facilities as alternative parking locations for visitors to Annabel’s.
Please help us look after these facilities by parking considerately, taking any litter with you and following the rules displayed at each site.
The Park & Ride locations are independent public parking facilities and are not operated, supervised or controlled by Annabel’s Café. Vehicles and belongings are left at the owner’s risk, subject to the terms and conditions of the individual car park.
Annabel’s is providing these locations and walking routes as helpful suggestions only. Visitors remain responsible for deciding whether a particular route is suitable for themselves and anyone travelling with them, including children, dogs or anyone with additional accessibility needs.
Getting to Annabel’s Café in Loversall, Doncaster
Planning a visit to Annabel’s Café and Coffee Shop in Loversall, Doncaster?
We’re a countryside café set at Loversall Farm, making us a great destination for a walk, fresh air and something good to eat or drink afterwards. Visitors can choose from several recommended parking locations, including White Rose Way Park & Ride, Parrot’s Corner Park & Ride and Loversall village, with walking routes to suit families, pushchairs, dog walkers and those looking for a longer countryside walk. Check our Find Us information before travelling for the best parking option and walking route to Annabel’s Café.