Keasey Dale

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Keasey Dale is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in East Riding of Yorkshire, covering 0.04 km². It is one of 45 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in the county. Millington Wood and Pastures and Horse Dale and Holm Dale are among the SSSIs within 2.4 km. Hutton Cranswick Station is about 15.4 km away to the east.

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