Rodeo Bull Hire in Grimsby

Established in 2022 Bucking Hull is the sister company of Fun4all bouncy castles established 2013

Bucking Hull is a great way to add excitement to your next event, whether it be a birthday, wedding, Fundays, or school fairs we've got you covered.

Whether you are a professional rider or amateur ride, or just looking to add some fun to your next party, with a top of the range mechanical Bull and 10 million public liability insurance and various different attachments such as the Rodeo willy, be sure Bucking Hull is the company for all your events covering all of, Grimsby, Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire for a reasonable price.

Our Rodeo Bull Hire service is available in Grimsby, Hull, Beverley, The East Riding of Yorkshire & Surrounding areas, including Bridlington, Cottingham, Driffield, Hornsea, Market Weighton, Pocklington.

Things to do in Grimsby

Grimsby, once celebrated as the "world's premier fishing port," has a fascinating maritime heritage and a character shaped by the sea. While it may not be as instantly recognisable as York or other tourist-heavy destinations, Grimsby offers a unique mix of history, culture, and coastal experiences. For visitors who take the time to explore, there's plenty to see and do in and around the town.

A good place to start is the Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre, an award-winning museum that brings to life the days when the town's docks were filled with trawlers. Visitors can climb aboard the Ross Tiger, a preserved 1950s fishing trawler, to get a sense of the harsh conditions fishermen once faced. The interactive exhibits and stories of local families make this a vivid and moving experience, especially for those interested in Britain's maritime history.

Not far from the docks stands the Grimsby Dock Tower, an iconic 309-foot structure built in 1852. Originally designed as part of the hydraulic power system for the docks, the tower is a striking landmark that dominates the skyline. While the interior isn't open to the public, it's worth viewing from the outside, particularly as it symbolises the scale and ambition of Grimsby's industrial past.

For art and culture, the Grimsby Auditorium hosts a wide range of performances, from touring musicals and comedians to concerts and family shows. The Caxton Theatre, run by local volunteers, offers a more intimate experience with regular productions throughout the year. Art lovers should also visit the Fishing Heritage murals around the town, which showcase creative interpretations of Grimsby's history and community spirit.

Nature enthusiasts will enjoy exploring nearby Cleethorpes, a traditional seaside resort just a short distance from Grimsby. With its sandy beaches, pier, and arcades, Cleethorpes makes a great day out for families. The Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway, one of Britain's oldest seaside miniature railways, is a nostalgic highlight, while birdwatchers flock to the RSPB Tetney Marshes for a glimpse of waders, wildfowl, and even seals.

Back in Grimsby, the Time Trap Museum inside the Town Hall is something of a hidden gem. The old police cells and Victorian prisoner holding rooms have been transformed into themed exhibits, guiding visitors through the town's history in an unusual and atmospheric way. It's a quirky attraction that often surprises people with how engaging it is.

Food and drink are central to the Grimsby experience, especially its famous traditional smoked fish. Grimsby's cold-smoking method is recognised as a protected food name, and sampling freshly smoked haddock or cod from one of the town's smokehouses is a must. Naturally, fish and chips are also a staple here, and you'll find some of the country's best chippies along the docks and seafront.

For a more relaxed outing, People's Park offers Victorian landscaped gardens, a lake, and plenty of green space. It's a peaceful spot for picnics, walks, or simply taking a break from sightseeing.

While Grimsby may not boast the grandeur of larger tourist cities, its combination of fishing heritage, quirky attractions, and coastal charm makes it a rewarding stop for curious travellers. Paired with nearby Cleethorpes, it offers a blend of history, seaside fun, and local flavour that tells a story you won't find anywhere else.