Find holiday parks with caravan and mobile home accommodation in North East England, UK
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Skipsea Sands makes a superb centre for your family holiday in a countryside setting and close to miles of sandy beaches stretching from Flamborough Head to Spurn Point.
The park offers a range of facilities and activities to suit all ages and tastes including an indoor swimming pool playground and amusements. The bars and leisure centre (with 10-pin bowling and children's club) are the perfect place to relax after a fun packed day.
Commanding spectacular views of the sandy beach from its cliff top setting this superbly located park offers everything you need for a fun filled family holiday in the beautiful north east. You can enjoy a beach indoor swimming pool and sports court both with activity programmes and a Koi Carp lake among a range of superb facilities.
Children are well catered for with all the fun and games of Sparky's Krew and once the day is over the Boathouse Bar is on hand for a quiet drink before settling down to enjoy the sparkling cabaret shows and dancing on offer in The Beach Showbar.
Sandy beaches Alnwick Castle - the setting for Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films and also home to stunning recently created gardens and some of the best walking in England await you in the surrounding area.
Historic Morpeth is well worth a visit bird and seal-watching on Farne Island and magical Holy Island are all accessible for day trips.
Set between York and Thirsk in Herriot country White Rose is ideal for exploring the delights of North Yorkshire Scarborough and Whitby. Lightwater Valley Theme Park and North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway are within easy reach.
The adjoining caravan park also offers an excellent range of facilities.
Surrounded by 180 acres of tranquil woods and beautiful parkland this idyllic retreat sits in picturesque Swarland village. Spectacular views of the Simonside Hills and opportunities for spotting the area's elusive Roe deer and red squirrels abound.
Perfectly situated for exploring Northumbria's stunning countryside many glorious beaches and majestic castles await nearby including famous Alnwick Castle Bamburgh Castle Seahouses and Holy Island.
Captain Cook's Haven is beautifully set on two levels nestling beside the banks of the River Esk as it winds its way from the rugged beauty of the North Yorkshire Moors towards the bustling seaside resort of Whitby just a mile away.
These cottages offer an ideal touring centre for exploring the nearby fishing villages sandy bays and seaside resorts. You enjoy the use of a superb indoor heated swimming pool and alongside the pool is an exciting playground for children of all ages.
The historic city of York Castle Howard and the North Yorkshire Moors National Park are also within easy reach.
The North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway also runs from Whitby to Pickering and passes Captain Cook's Haven.
Enjoy a ride or walk along the old railway track towards Robin Hood's Bay 6 miles.
Other places of interest in the area are Whitby Folk Festival Aug 18-24 North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway Flamingoland Theme Park (20 miles)
Enjoying a peaceful woodland setting just 200m from the golden sandy beaches and huge dunes of Druridge Bay Cresswell Towers offers you a superb base for a relaxing family holiday on the Northumbrian coast. The indoor heated pool provides the ideal place to unwind while children enjoy their own outdoor play area sports court and all the fun of Sparky's Krew Club. The Tower Tavern makes a superb evening venue for either a quiet drink or enjoying competitions and live cabaret.
Woodland walks sea fishing and 18 hole golf at nearby Longhurst are all available close at hand. A little further afield are the unmissable Farne Islands and Holy Island and superb shopping at Newcastle whilst Alnwick Castle and Gardens the majestic setting for the Harry Potter films is within easy reach.
Weir park is situated in the heart of Stamford Bridge a vibrant village 7 miles east of York. Whilst located within a busy village the park is located on it's own unique private island (access via bridge) and makes the most of it's quiet and tranquil location.
Situated in one of England's most idyllic corners this thoughtfully landscaped park offers you unsurpassed views of the north east coast and proudly holds the David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation. Sheltered Budle Bay nature reserve is just a short walk away while endless golden beaches and miles of sand dunes afford exhilarating walks and the opportunity to relax.
Set in an idyllic rural location close to the world famous Hadrian's Wall Springhouse Country Park is a superb base from which to explore this magical area. Nestled in the heart of Slaley Forest the park is home to a superb array of wildlife and you can discover many great walks through the beautiful local countryside right on your doorstep.
The nearby market town of Hexham with its ancient Abbey dating back to 674AD is well worth a visit. Charming villages and great country pubs are a plenty in this friendly part of the country and further afield you can discover the delights of the Cathedral city of Durham enjoy great shopping in Newcastle. Northumberland National Park and the breathtaking North East coastline are also within easy reach.
Boasting a magnificent setting in the heart of the breathtaking Northumbrian countryside Riverside offers you a perfect base to relax and unwind in tranquil surroundings.
A warm welcome awaits visitors to the area and on the park while a host of facilities ensures something for everyone. You can enjoy all the fun of the indoor pool bar club room and superb pub meals just a short walk from the park.
Riverside sits just a stones throw from the Northumberland National Park home to a wealth of scenic and historic attractions. The ancient market town of Wooler gateway to the Cheviots is a short drive away sandy beaches dramatic coastal vistas and Alnwick Castle (of Harry Potter fame) are both within 30 minutes' drive.