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First time on a caravan club site. It was excellent. The staff were very friendly. Extremely clean. Toilet facilities immaculate and very warm with good showers. Good sized hard standing pitches. Fantastic dog walk. Good location with easy access for towing. Pitch had tv hook up which I wasn't expecting. Quick trip to b&q to get a cable as we use tv in winter. There's no wonder lots of dates are fully booked.
Excellent site, from friendly warden welcome to cracking dog walk.
Our first time at this site, great friendly welcome. Good sized pitches with fantastic toilet block to the usual high CC standards. Dog walk large and easily accessible.
Great walks from site into nearby Sewerby and Dane Dyke no need to move the car.
reasonable food at The Ship, which is vary dog friendly. Good size co-op short distance away.
All in all excellent only slight downside is the severity of speed humps which have to be taken very slowly but worth it.
Very modern and very popular CC site - stayed here before when brand new. Already more pleasant as the site plants and trees mature. First class facilities but some may find it too 'military' in layout of pitches etc. Excellent location - on the 'best side' of Brid! Good walks from site to Danesdyke (beautiful white stone beach) Dog friendly pub in Sowerby 25 mins 'stagger' away. Bus stop for Brid just outside site. Will return.
We stayed for four days here, and this site did not disappoint in any way. The usual high Caravan Club standards are maintained throughout. The facilities are clean, tidy and well maintained.
I think it's part of the job for Wardens to be pleasant but from previous visits to a range of CC sites we've found it's not always the case so don't take it for granted. This site gets it right! All the wardens here were absolutely lovely. They were SO friendly, chatty and happy to help with any queries we had - it makes such a difference to see happy faces in the office and around the site.
On the down side, and this is no fault of the site in particular, it's CC policy that you can't reserve pitches so you have to accept this. I was disappointed when we arrived because I'd reserved a serviced pitch ages ago on the CC booking system but when we arrived (around 2:30 so not late) our pitch was the last one free and from my point of view, the very worst pitch imaginable - smack opposite the toilets and chemical waste unit! Although immaculately clean, I'd still rather not have been overlooking them. Moan over.
The site location is great. It's close enough to Sewerby for a 10/15 minute walk for a bit of exercise, although there's a great farm shop (Marton Manor) on the way which serves great coffee and bacon sandwiches at reasonable prices, so that sort of knocks the healthy walk on the head!
The Ship Inn in Sewerby does good pub food and you can walk straight from their garden at the rear of the pub to the cliff tops - amazing views of Bridlington. (Say Hello the parrot in the bar!)
Sewerby Hall has pleasant gardens and since it was rained during our visit we did go inside the house which gave us shelter from the weather. It's okay, but I'd rather have been outside in some sunshine. The cafe serves reasonable coffee and sandwiches just by the Hall.
Dane's Dyke is 15/20 minutes walk from the site - a beauty spot which gives access directly to the beach on foot. Flamborough is 10 minutes drive away, and of course, Bridlington is 10 minutes in the opposite direction.
Bridlington Links golf course is smack opposite the site. I can't comment on the golf but the clubhouse itself is quite a walk from the site since it's closer to the cliff tops rather than the road. The sign at the entrance invites 'everyone' to eat at their restaurant so we hiked over one evening, only to be told (at 7:15) by a waitress in the middle of taking somebody else's order that they weren't taking any more orders for food because they had a big function running! As a result we had to hike back to the site to get the car to find another place to eat before it was too late (some places we found stop serving quite early in the week). It looks pleasant enough but we didn't go back to the golf club during our stay - there are plenty of options with better service.
Finally, a word of warning. Booking is a must at this site. The wardens told me they were really busy pretty much through to September, so either don't risk going without a booking, or hope for a cancellation!
What a lovely site this is. Only our second stay on a caravan club site but the standard was as high as ever. Lovely clean toilet blocks and showers. Huge spacious pitches, friendly wardens and friendly campers. The play ground was small but adequate and my 7 year old made stacks of friends.
There is a lovely farm shop and restaurant 10 min walk away and you can walk to sewerby in about half an hour.
A lovely little site which we will definitely be returning too.
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Well what can I say other than 'the caravan club at it's best'
Warm friendly welcome from the wardens, very good approach to the site and beautiful flowers around reception.
Large pitches, .
We had a lovely pitch in the area at the bottom of the site, (shrubbery all around this area made it quite sheltered. ) Possibly a short cut to the facilities from here could have been added very easily when planning the site, though this is only a minor detail really.
The dog walk is very good and the play area looked ideal.
Bus stop not far from site about every half hour to Brid or Flamborough, 15 to 20 mins walk to ship pub with a variety of ales and good food, dog friendly too. About the same distance walk along the cliff top into Brid. The land train goes from the back of Sewerby hall near the Ship, we came back on it one day as it was raining and thought it was quite expensive, was informed by the warden that it is possibly cheaper by taxi.
Access to the lovely beach from here too, dogs are allowed on this part but not at Brid.
Bridlington is a nice little seaside town and better than I had remembered, quite a number of shops with a large Bouys department being quite impressive with four floors.
Flamborough light house were doing tours this was a great experience and the views were stunning.
Farm shop and tea room near the site, didn't have time to visit but will go next time.
We had a lovely stay and will be booking to go back next year.
We (two nearly wrinklies) have just returned from an enjoyable week at this site.
The weather, as with everywhere in GB at the moment, was rather hit and miss but this enabled us to tailor each day to get the most out of the surrounding areas - and we weren't disappointed!
It was roasting on the day of arrival so we simply put up the awning on the generously sized serviced pitch and had a peaceful bbq.
Having been to Bridlington as children, that was our first port of call the next day. Although a little run down now, it still held it's original charm and we watched the trawlers offload their catch from our comfy seats at the harbour side pub.
The following day was drizzly but undeterred we travelled to Filey and walked on the beautiful stretch of beach, eating our ice creams of course!
During the week, we also visited Whitby - where the fish and chips are a must, Robin Hoods Bay, and the larger town of Driffield, all of which are in easy reach (between 30 - 50 mins at the most). Hornsea is also worth a visit, both the beach and Freeport if you fancy some shopping.
On the way back, when the sun eventually came out, we walked the coastal paths roads at Fraisthorpe - amazing views and then moved round to Flamborough Head where we even caught sight of seals and puffins.
Locally, the friendly and efficient staff at the Ship served us good quality food. On site, the wardens were very helpful and chatty and all the facilities were immaculate.
We only heard the grain factory once the whole time we were there so it wasn't an issue for us. Overall, a great holiday with plenty of options in all weathers.
We stayed here again for a couple of nights at the May Bank Holiday weekend, it was about £26 a night for hardstanding pitch with electric.
The welcome was just the same as before and we were given a choice of a couple of pitches and then when selected to let the wardens know and they give you your barrier access card.
The site was extremely clean and well looked after.
The toilet block was again spotless and no problems at all.
There were a few kids about this time which was better than the earlier season visit we did so a little life about the place and our daughter could play with a few people.
We walked out of the site and left along the road a little then you can enter Danes Dyke nature walk and down to the sea. There is a little cafe as well, parking costs in the carpark so walking from the site is the best.
If you come out of the site and turn right along the road you get to a farm shop and cafe quickly, a little further is Sewerby Hall where there is a zoo, house and sometimes exhibitions. Here you can access the land train to get you directly to Bridlington or walk along the cliffs. A model village is 1/2 way between Sewerby and Bridlington.
There is also a pub called the Ship Inn at Sewerby which I have heard good things about the meals but we didn't visit.
The house next to the campsite has a little table selling eggs, jam etc with an honesty box.
The shop on site isn't very well stocked, no crisps but it does have drinks in a chiller and ice creams.
We didn't experience any noise from the factory nearby at all on this trip, maybe not in operation on the bank hols.
The site did have a cold wind though but this will hopefully reduce as the trees and plantings take hold in the future.
Good site, easy entrance, good size pitches, excellent washrooms as always with caravan club. We stayed on a serviced pitch on top tier, very tidy & well presented. Being a new site I expect all the shrubs to bloom shortly & blend in with the surroundings. Did get a few people complaining about walking up from lower tier to top tier for toilet block, maybe they need to look at a short cut path from lower tier to washroom instead of walking all the way round the roads. Beware of speed traps if coming of M62 at Howden, 5 people I know of were caught out towing in a 30 zone mistaking it for a 40 zone.
Visited this site begining of March, very easy to find as the driveway is straight off the main road! Lovely site, very new, facilities excellent as you would expect from a CC site. Warders very helpful and friendly, some reviews have mentioned the site being split and having to walk out of an area to get to the facilities, this was not a problem for us. We were really impressed with the sea front at Bridlington, everywhere was painted ready for the Summer season. Bridlington itself was fine in the day but we tried to find somewhere for a meal on the Saturday night and it was awful, at 10 to 7 in the evening lots of drunken louts around the town centre, we did find somewhere nice to eat called Poppies, lovely food, they do a carvary as well which looked lovely, definitely recommended. If we were to go again we'd drive out to one of the local villages for a meal. We visited Flamborough Head, you can actually walk along the coastal path from Bridlington but the day we intended to do it it was far too wet and windy so we took the car, excellent views and of course the lighthouse. Not too sure about going to Bridlington again, however Yorkshire has so many other beautiful places on offer we are not finished with it yet.
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf On Site 
No Tennis 
Beach <5 miles 
No Watersports 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
First time on a caravan club site. It was excellent. The staff were very friendly. Extremely clean. Toilet facilities immaculate and very warm with good showers. Good sized hard standing pitches. Fantastic dog walk. Good location with easy access for towing. Pitch had tv hook up which I wasn't expecting. Quick trip to b&q to get a cable as we use tv in winter. There's no wonder lots of dates are fully booked. 
