Bentley Map

Bentley map, view the South Yorkshire town of Bentley, located in the county of South Yorkshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Bentley South Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

Bentley Map South Yorkshire: Interactive map of Bentley, displaying the town situated in the county of South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Bentley area and a Bentley town centre map, showing Bentley Railway Station and Bentley Cemetery.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Bentley map are: Bentley Pavilion, Bentley Park, Bentley Library, The Sun Inn, The Mallard, Londis, Cooplands Bakery, The New Bentley Fish Bar, Bentley Surgery, Ark Veterinary Centre, Bentley Baptist Church, St Peter's Church, Bentley High Street Primary School, Bentley St Dominic Catholic Primary School, Don Valley Academy, Bentley Pharmacy, The Corner Pocket, One Stop, Royal Tandoori, Tina's Hair Studio, The Gatehouse, Bentley Takeaway, Heron Foods, Bentley Launderette, Doncaster Carpet Centre, Simply Beautiful, The Butcher's Block, Kevin's Barbers, The Corner Café, Bella's Beauty Rooms, The Earl of Doncaster Hotel, Sainsbury's Local, Lidl Doncaster North, The Glass Strawberry, Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery, Doncaster Racecourse, Cusworth Hall, Brodsworth Hall and Gardens, Conisbrough Castle, Bentley Train Station, The Chequer Road Clinic, Bentley Community Centre, Armthorpe Leisure Centre, Doncaster Royal Infirmary, The Little Theatre, Cask Corner, Doncaster Minster, Boston Park.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Scawthorpe, Scawsby, Cusworth, Arksey, Toll Bar, Adwick le Street, Woodlands, Highfields, Skellow, Carcroft, Norton, Askern, Bentley Rise, Wheatley Park, Intake, Hexthorpe, Balby, Doncaster, Edenthorpe, Kirk Sandall, Stainforth, Barnby Dun, Sprotbrough, Loversall, Warmsworth, Hickleton, Cadeby, Brodsworth, Marr, Burghwallis, Owston, Hampole.

Bentley is the kind of place that might not shout for attention, but it's got a strong sense of community and a solid, down-to-earth character. Just north of Doncaster, it's close enough to the city to feel connected, yet has its own rhythm and local pride. The town stretches out along both sides of the railway line, with a mix of red-brick terraces, green spaces and well-trodden high streets. It's the sort of town where people nod to each other on the street, and generations of families have stuck around because they like what it offers.

Bentley's history is rooted in farming, but it really took shape with the arrival of the railways and the growth of coal mining in the early 20th century. Bentley Colliery became one of the area's major employers and shaped the town's landscape and identity for decades. Although the pits are long gone, their legacy still lingers—in the streets, in the stories, and in the community spirit that's never quite left. These days, Bentley has a population of around 15,000, and it's a place that's weathered the changes with quiet resilience, finding new ways to move forward while staying true to its roots.

There's a decent mix of facilities in the town itself—local shops, schools, parks and pubs—and Bentley Park is a popular spot for a stroll or to let the kids run off some steam. The town has a few local churches and a railway station that makes getting into Doncaster a breeze. Just beyond Bentley, Cusworth Hall stands out as one of the area's top historic attractions—a beautiful Georgian house set in rolling parkland, now run as a museum with lovely walks and a good little café. If you're after a taste of English Heritage, Conisbrough Castle isn't far either, with its imposing keep and hilltop views. For National Trust members, Brodsworth Hall offers a grand Victorian house frozen in time, just a short drive from town.

South Yorkshire more broadly opens up all sorts of possibilities. Sheffield's full of green space, galleries and independent shops, while Barnsley has Cannon Hall and the edge of the Pennines within reach. Rotherham offers Clifton Park and Magna Science Adventure Centre, which is great for families. The Peak District hugs the western edge of the county and makes for a cracking day out whether you're into walking, climbing or just a scenic drive with a pub lunch thrown in. Between towns, you'll find quieter gems too—like Elsecar Heritage Centre, Worsbrough Mill or the walking trails along the Dearne Valley.

Bentley's easy enough to get to, whether by train, car or bus. Bentley railway station has regular services to Doncaster, which is only a few minutes away, and from there you've got national rail connections in every direction. The A19 and A638 run close by, linking Bentley to the M18, A1(M) and M1. Local buses run into Doncaster and surrounding towns, and cycling routes follow the River Don for a more scenic route. For flights, the closure of Doncaster Sheffield Airport means your nearest airports are now Leeds Bradford and East Midlands, both just over an hour's drive depending on traffic.

South Yorkshire has this honest, grounded feel that runs through everything—from the way people talk to the way places look. It's a region built on hard work and full of character, from its gritty industrial past to its green, wide-open spaces. You'll find a bit of everything here—buzzing cities, peaceful countryside, old stone villages and communities that have seen it all but still show up for one another. It's not trying to be anything it's not, and that's what gives it its charm.

We hope you found this Bentley tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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