Things to do
North Yorkshire Water Park on the doorstep
The North Yorkshire Water Park is just a short walk from our caravan and camping site. It will delight the whole family, from toddlers to thrill seekers. Enjoy the zip line, climbing wall and wakeboarding. Plus kayaks, pedalos, mini electric boats, paddle boards, sailing, windsurfing, Saturday Park Runs and open water swimming. Or chill out at their lakeside café.
Its AquaPark is the real star of the show though, as it’s packed with inflatable obstacle courses. There are climbing walls, trampolines, balance bars, rockers, rollers and blast bags. Jump, climb and swim to your heart’s content!
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Wykeham Fishing Lakes
Love to fish? Wykeham Fishing Lakes lie next to the North Yorkshire Water Park. With four fresh water lakes, it’s an ideal spot for trout fishing and a variety of course fishing. The lakes are home to the largest pike in England.
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Scarborough seaside resort
Scarborough is less than 7 miles away from us. This famous coastal resort offers great places to eat and drink, an open air theatre and two award-winning sandy beaches. Its breath-taking coastline is perfect for walking and cycling. Plus there are plenty of fun holiday activities to entertain all the family.
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Charming Yorkshire countryside
Our local area offers beautiful landscapes, vast woodlands and wildlife-packed habitats, making it a spectacular place to visit. Our caravanning and camping site lies on the edge of the famous North York Moors National Park, alongside the rich vale of Pickering with the rolling Yorkshire Wolds in the distance.
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway
Take a memorable trip on board the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Enjoy a fun filled day packed with amazing scenery and vintage charm on one of the greatest heritage railways in the world. Step back in time to a bygone era and travel along the 24 miles of magnificent Yorkshire Countryside on one of the NYMR steam and heritage diesel trains.
North Yorkshire Moors Railway
The Cleveland Way
The North York Moors National Park is home to the nation's favourite National Trail, the Cleveland Way. Experience fantastic National Park scenery on this classic 9-day walk, all the way from the market town of Helmsley, on the edge of the North York Moors, to the coast at Filey. The 109 mile (176km) route meanders through dramatic coastline and heather moorland, whilst offering amazing views of castles, ruined abbeys, ancient stone crosses and fishing villages tucked into tiny coves, it really does have it all!
The Cleveland Way
Sealife Scarborough
There is so much to see at SEA LIFE Scarborough! Dive in and you'll discover:
Penguin Island - Head outside and meet the cheeky colony of Humboldt penguins that reside on Penguin Island and get closer than ever before as you make your way through their walk-through home
More than 2500 creatures - Dive into an amazing underwater world and take a fascinating journey to the ocean depths as you discover amazing creatures at this unique indoor and outdoor attraction
Tropical Ocean Tunnel - Take a stroll through the incredible 200,000l Ocean Tunnel and be mesmerised by the incredible beauty that lives within. You might even come face-to-fin with Blacktip Reef Sharks
Rainforest Adventure - Immerse yourself in a world of creepy crawlies, lurking lizards and curious critters. Come just centimetres away from Green Tree Pythons and be mesmerised at the incredible colours of Poison Arrow Dart Frogs.
Castle Howard
Castle Howard has been home to the Howard family for more than 300 years. Explore iconic architecture and beautiful interiors when you visit the House, including the Great Hall which rises 70 feet into the air. The House is open from Spring to October, and is dressed for Christmas from November to January. The Gardens and Grounds at Castle Howard include lakes, follies, woodland, temples, and statues - all of which bring out the colour and drama of the four seasons. The Gardens are open daily (excluding the Walled Garden), and are dog-friendly.
Castle Howard
Whitby Abbey
Whitby Abbey has been inspiring visitors for nearly 1500 years – now it’s your turn.
Discover stories of saints, poets and Dracula as you explore soaring gothic ruins and take in the stunning sea views.
There’s more to see and do at the abbey than ever before. With fantastic views over the coast, a fascinating museum and wide open grounds to roam, it’s a great value day out for everyone.
Whitby Abbey
Sewerby Hall and Gardens
Uniquely situated in a dramatic clifftop position with spectacular views over Bridlington and set in 50 acres of early 19th Century parkland, Sewerby Hall and Gardens offers something for everyone, from the magnificent gardens and zoo to the deep rooted heritage of the house.
Sewerby Hall
Dalby Forest
Dalby Forest, in the heart of the North York Moors National Park offers the perfect place to escape, relax and adventure
Home to over 8,500 acres of breath-taking views, endless walking, running and cycle trails and Gruffalo adventures, a great day out awaits at Dalby Forest.
Eden Camp
Step back in time and experience the sights, sounds and smells of the Home Front and Front Line throughout the Second World War at Eden Camp Modern History Theme Museum! Located within an original Prisoner of War Camp built in 1942 by its own Italian prisoners, the Camp appeals to everyone, young and old, including groups and schools. Contrary to popular belief the Camp offers aspects of interest throughout the Second World War and beyond, detailing other military points in 20th Century.
Eden camp
Scarborough Castle
With its stunning location, fascinating history and panoramic views over the coast, Scarborough Castle is one of North Yorkshire’s finest historic sites. This once-mighty fortress has endured attacks from Vikings, medieval barons, Tudor rebels and a Parliamentary army during an epic Civil War siege.
Today you can explore the castle’s majestic ruins, follow the long curtain wall with its many towers and climb viewing platforms in the Inner Bailey and the 12th-century Great Tower. Set on a 16-acre headland home to wildflowers and wildlife, it’s the perfect place for a family-friendly adventure in the fresh air.
Scarborough Castle
Flamingo Land
If you are looking for white knuckle thrills, there is a sensational collection of 8 extreme rides, including the latest roller coaster Hero that puts visitors in a superhero flying position before swooping them around a track. There is also the Guinness World Record Breaking Mumbo Jumbo, with the steepest drop (2009).
In addition there is a great choice of junior and family rides. All the attractions in Dino-Stone Park have a dinosaur theme. Soar 45 metres into the air on the Pterodactyl swing, spin on the family coaster Twistosaurus and pedal on Cyclosaur. See animatronic dinosaurs, life-size Dino skeletons and search for dinosaur bones in the Dino Dig sand. Flamingo Land is one of the UK’s most visited zoos (Source: Visit England). With 140 species of reptiles, mammals and birds, you can enjoy an amazing view of the animal kingdom. A variety of Keeper Talks and a sea lion and bird show are included within your admission. For unrestricted views, meander through the lemur, wallaby and rainbow lorikeet walkways.
Flamingo land
What Our Guests Say
“5th time of visiting, well kept as usual. Ideal site for families and couples of all ages. Quiet, peaceful and a great base to visit Scarborough, Whitby, York and wherever else takes your fancy.”
— James Marshall