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Nice site lovely area. Great walk into Scarborough along the coast. This was our second visit and I have to say it has become a lot more structured than our first.
On our first visit we found a lovely quite spot but this time we were told where to go
The pitch sizes are good and the site is clean and tidy
The washing facilities are fantastic and always spotless. The shop is expensive (paid twice the RRP for a bacon one morning!)
Short but lovely walk to cayton bay beech. This is a fantastic beech for the whole family.
All in all a nice, clean tidy site. I understand the need for an organised and structured set up but hope they don't go over the top with rules and regulation. The two site staff checking we were packing up an hour before departure time was not a good touch.
Me and my husband and 5year old daughter have just had a two night stay, and found this site excellent,
Toilet and shower block pristine and plenty so no waiting,
Shop came in handy for a few things we forgot and treats for the little one.
The play park was fab as we were pitched just at the side so could watch our little girl as we relaxed, other campers were friendly and staff could not do enough to help.
Security was a great piece of mind,
Excellent for a short walk to cayton bay and village, and short drive to filey on the whole we could not praise this site enough.
Stayed on The Laurels for a week. This is the new part of the site and all the pitches are fully serviced, a real benefit. Site is lovely with good sized pitches, ours was wide enough for the caravan and a 3 metre awning. Your car is parked on grass next to the hardstanding.
Facilities are excellent and very clean. Although the site shop is small there are 2 shops in the village (about a 10 minute walk) which are well stocked. It rained hard one night but the pitch was well drained so no puddles or mud walked into the awning.
Wifi was free and worked well.
I recommend anyone using the Laurels to take a 10 metre tv cable and plug into the tv point on the pitch as we got a full signal.
We would use this site again if we go back to Yorkshire.
Finally if you are staying here take time to visit Eden Camp Museum (about 30 minutes away by car)
We have just spent two weeks here at this lovely campsite. Everything was lovely. The staff are very helpful and pleasant. The pitches are large with lots of room between the next one.
Toilets and showers cleaned two or three times a day. Cars are parked away from the pitches but as our puppy sleeps in the car we were given a different pitch so we could have her beside us.
Nothing is too much trouble. I would certainly return and recommend this site to anyone.
Close to Filey and Scarborough and bus stops at the gate. It is a two minute walk to the village for the pub or a meal.
My partner and I along with my son and his girlfriend stayed here for one Saturday night to try out our new tent. When booking my partner was told in no uncertain terms that this was not a rowdy site and if that was what we were after (we definitely weren't) there was a more suitable campsite down the road.
On arrival we were dealt with quickly and told to camp where we wanted in the camping field which we were directed to. The field itself was slightly sloping but flat at the top so we found somewhere suitable to pitch even on a Saturday afternoon.
The field was well sheltered with hedges but most of the pitches along the hedge were already taken. The toilet block had a key code on the door which came into operation at night time, but was not used in the day. This caused a big of jigging around on a night-time visit to the loo until someone opened the door as I had forgotten the combination!
The site is near to the village but we didn't visit it as we were only there one night.
The site is great for Scarborough and Filey which are within 20 minutes drive of the site.
Spent the Easter weekend here, we stayed on the new Laurels area. It was more expensive than the other pitches due to your own elec point/water.
The Laurels is a very new area of the site, which is still under development to some extent. The pitches are generous, but regimented and it is all hardstanding, they are all new pitches, but this area is still a bit 'unfinished'.
The grass & seeds in some areas are still being grown / watered by sprinklers and the road into and around the Laurels is a really still a dusty track. It reminded me of a 'new build' housing development when the houses are built but the surroundings are not quite finished off yet. When it is finished it will be a much improved area.
The facilities block by the Laurels was fantastic. The showers / toilets were immaculate, with hot water consistently. The playground was great for the kids, it was large with lots of equipment, although if you're pitching near to it be aware it's a very busy area around it as the tents are mainly by the playground as well.
The shop was very good, it sold far more than the usual basics, all in all we enjoyed our stay, but probably thought it was a bit on the expensive side for what we got.
The nearby village has a couple of small convenience stores, a fish & chip shop and a few pubs.
Cayton Bay beach is beautiful and is about a 15 minute walk from the site and accessed by a steep slope & steps. The beach is wide,clean and sandy, perfect for the kids, it's a beautiful beach area.
We stayed at Cayton Village camp site over a very busy Easter weekend. We booked the site specifically as it was at the side of the village and a 5 minute walk to the beach.
The village has 2 pubs, The Star and the Blacksmiths Arms, and has a great chip shop and a mini-market.
On booking some months ago, I stated we had a motorhome, no children and 2 small dogs. I also asked for a hardstanding pitch with electric hook-up. The pitch we were given was at the side of the children's playground, very noisy and not very suitable.
We put a wind-break up to stop the kids and their parents from walking right over our pitch (there was a path 20feet away but they all took a shortcut!), which didn't work, as they then started walking under our canopy instead!
Back to the review, the toilet block was tired. There were broken locks on the stalls in both the men's and the women's toilets, and the shower cubicles had broken tiles and plastic shower curtains, with a push-button system.
There is a small shop, a vast dog run and number-plate recognition. There is no swimming pool or entertainment.
The local beach is amazing, which is a big plus.
We paid £138 for 4 nights, far too much and not value for money. We have stayed on a lot better for a lot less and will not go back again.
The check-in process is quick and simple. The barriers at the entrance have number plate recognition cameras so security is good. We were shown to our pitch which wasn't too far from the entrance or the toilet/showers. We had booked a 16 amp pitch but only got a 10 amp one but it didn't prove to much of an inconvenience,it was a fully serviced pitch, quite spacious and surrounded by hedges which gave a bit of privacy.
The toilet/shower block was of a good standard, heated and clean though the mop you were expected to use after using the shower was quite dirty.
There was a good area for exercising dogs. A nice looking play area for the kids and a small shop selling papers and very basic goods also a few camping spares.
Contrary to the web site its a bit more than 10 walk to the beach,it takes about 5 Mins in the car to the nearest point you can get,then its about 10 Mins walk, but its a very good beach reached by a quite steep path.
The village is reached by the back gate from the site which is signposted within the site,where there are 2 pubs,a good chippy and a couple pf shops. The 1st night we went in the Star and the people were so friendly ans welcoming we used it every time we went out.They have a very big garden which in the summer will be very good. We didn't actually eat there but the food looked and smelt fine.
The North Yorks moors are within easy reach.
Scarborough' and Filey are a few minutes drive away.
A good 4 night stay and we will definitely be going again
Stayed here over the bank holiday weekend at the end of August. Site is well located for Scarborough and Filey and the village of Cayton is 5 minutes walk away.
Usual facilities on the site and they are all adequate for a short stay. I would say that the cleaning of the showers/toilets should be more regular at peak times as they were in need of some TLC on a few occasions.
Staff were very helpful when required. They were always on hand and gave advice when needed. Believe me it was needed on the Sunday night when the wind nearly took half of the tents away. The staff were quick to react and called people on their mobiles to tell them to come back to the site before it was too late.
If you venture out into Cayton for a bite to eat the chippy is good and the pubs are indifferent. The Star is awful and the look from the outside is very deceiving. Inside, it's dirty and needs a refit and not a place to take kids. I'm no prune, but page 3 calendars behind the bar, next to the family room is not good. The Blacksmiths is excellent for food and beer and the kids were always welcome.
All in all the site was good and I would return in the future,, but maybe not on a bank holiday weekend as it was extremely busy.
This is a lovely site, with the best dog walk I know. Our 3 dogs and my 4 year old had a great time here, there's loads of space, a nice kids play area plenty of toilet/shower blocks, washing up facilities, and security is great with curfew times to prevent late night noise. Daily the grounds are kept pristine and grass is cut regularly keeping the entire site lovely and tidy
Cayton beach is great for dog walking all year and kite flying.
Its lovely and quiet without too many restrictions.
The local village has foody pubs, local convenience store and a chip shop and this sites location is mid way between Filey and Scarborough making it a great place to stay if you want to travel around.
We noticed on site it was a 5 star rated more like a 2 star would be more accurate. The showers on a morning were cold when complained was almost told was a liar. Not enough toilet facilities for the size of the camp. The overflow field had no toilet facilities whatsoever, no water stand pipes either.
They say there is a gym on site where was it I couldn't see one. The children's play park iff you can call it that was probably ok for a 1 yr old as there wasn't a lot for the kids to play on. The price you pay for the electric hook up for 4 days was way over the top £34.
I would definitely not want to visit this site again. The shop had only the very basic essentials and I do mean basic. The village pub called the str was really friendly children were very welcome. The camp site had a curfew of 11 pm why when people needed to get out the place because of boredom.
When you arrive, the warden tells you where your pitch is and meets you there, he then unhitches your caravan and manually puts it on the pitch. We were on a super pitch. Nearby was the newest shower block (Top end of the site), also at the top of the site is a massive camping field, so as you can imagine the whole of the camping field use that shower block, It was always busy & dirty. The showers in the middle of the site were clean but cold. In front of our pitch was a dirt road which lead from the camping field, cars going by all day chucking up dust which then lands on your caravan and awning. The pitch size is good, the play park was also good, Morrisons close by, There is a excellent Chinese takeaway which delivers to the park. Overall too many people, not enough shower blocks. Will definitely not be returning !
Stayed for 4 nights (Thurs to Mon) with 2 children aged 7 and 5, paid for dogs but didn’t end up taking them (very good dog walk available) paid £76.
Excellent location for anyone wanting to be close to Filey/Scarborough. Lovely village with shop and fish and chip shop a couple of pubs, Blacksmiths Arms and the Star, both serve food, families are welcome and are walking distance from the site about 15/20 mins. Morrisons and McDonalds just up the road and a fantastic Chinese as recommended by the site staff (China Express), who will deliver to the site carpark site free of charge. Close to the beach but would take the car if you have small kids. Extremely steep slope leading to the beach, but very clean good for surfers, with board and wetsuit hire within the carpark.
Good clean facilities (shower room, washing up room, shop, playground) on the site and although the site was busy I never had to queue.
Tent pitches aren't marked out and you can choose where you pitch. Ground was good and drained well when it rained, slight hill with the option of pitching near hedges for a bit of shelter. I will be returning for longer next time.
Stayed hear with my wife and 3 children for 1 week in a tourer with awning. My sister and her family joined us in their caravan as we usually go away with others and does not usually cause any issue.
Let's start with the positive, the grounds were well maintained the beach was around 10 minutes walk and there was plenty of room for walking and for the children to play.
We selected a super site pitch where you have a large hardstanding and a grassed area to the side. Unfortunately the way the management ask you to pitch up does not seem logical nor the best use of the albeit tight space. You have to pitch the caravan with the awning facing on the opposite side of the grassed area and only one foot away from a very prickly, hawthorn bush divide. Thus meaning to get to your grass sitting out area you have to exit via the awning and walk all the way around your caravan to sit. The next point and for no logical reason we could gather, the grassed area for you to utilise when wanting to sit out or eat was at the opposite side of the caravan meaning you had to walk around to it ??
This layout also made it impossible to enjoy our usual communal atmosphere when touring with others.
The toilet blocks could have been cleaner, not to the standard of other sites we've used and it was normal to queue for a shower, even if sometimes these were cold.
There are a number of rules not listed on the website, please be aware.
Although the above sounds very negative, we enjoyed our week and would consider a return visit but would ask for a different pitch with hopefully more space.
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Nice site lovely area. Great walk into Scarborough along the coast. This was our second visit and I have to say it has become a lot more structured than our first. 
