Crimdon Dene Holiday Park, Durham, North of England

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Facilities

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Pets allowed
Disabled access
Family park
Children's play area
Electric hook-ups
LPG stockist
Sanitary block(s)
Laundry
Shop
Take away food
Designated / private parking
Visitor parking
Bar
Restaurant
Club house

Indoor Swimming pool
Spa Bath
Water & Sports Resorts programmes
All-Weather Sports Court

Accommodation

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Pitches	No. of units	Price
Motorhome pitches	23	£7.00-£28.00
Tent pitches	no
Touring pitches	23	£7.00-£28.00
Seasonal pitches	4
Serviced pitches	no
For rent	No. of units	Price
Camping pods	no
Chalets	no
Holiday homes	15	£63.00-£619.00
Residential homes	no
Owned	No. of units
Chalets	no
Holiday homes	586
Residential homes	no

Nearby attractions

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Whatever your interest, from fishing to mountain biking or golf to history, Crimdon Dene is the ideal base to enjoy any activity you fancy, at your leisure. Visit our website for more information on the array of leisure activities available close to the Park.

Nearby recreation

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Beach
Boat launch
Fishing
Horse Riding
Swimming (Indoor)
Games Room
TV Room
Snooker/Pool

There is ample opportunity to go Fishing from the beautiful beach at Crimdon or Cycling along the Heritage Coastline. Castle Eden Dene the largest area of natural woodland in the NE of England has over 450 species of plants, the walkers dream.

The magnificent Cathedral City of Durham is a must for visitors to the Park. Accessible via car or the local bus route visitors can browse the shopping centres, take a leisurely walk along the river bank and through cobbled streets to the Castle and Cathedral which dominate the centre of the City.

Hartlepool Marina offers visitors the chance to visit the Historic Quay, take a tour of of the Trincomalee Sailing Ship, Britains oldest warship afloat, built in 1817. The Headland boasts St Hilda's Church, The Old Town Wall and the Battery built in the mid 1800's. It was a base for soildiers during WWI and WWII, Said to be haunted Monthly Ghost Watching Nights are held by the Heugh Battery Trust.

With the A19 and A1(M) situated nearby the whole North East of England is yours to explore.

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11 Apr 2012: Summer28 from Tyne and Wear reviewed Crimdon Dene Holiday Park

Had to laugh at the clip of the touring area, never seen so many gypsy's in my life, some had the dreaded windbreakers blocking off entire walkways so you had to detour your route to toilets/shops. Toilets are clean and you get a key for them but the doors were never shut properly. Im definately not a snob but hate seeing people walking around drinking beer especially with kids around. The rest of the park is immaculate, the statics are of very high standard. My only gripe is the touring area. Probably wont go again unless i have to

Date of stay: March in 2012

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13 May 2011: puss27 from Scottish Borders reviewed Crimdon Dene Holiday Park

Everything was perfect.
Caravan beyond expectations.
The staff were friendly and very polite and helpfull.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
Downside the railway but you soon get used to it.
Loved it.

Date of stay: May in 2011

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11 Aug 2010: Thomsonl from Durham reviewed Crimdon Dene Holiday Park

Ladies shower block is particularly poor with a permanent pool of water to be waded through on entering and the shower stalls badly in need of upgrading. Grass area between pitches are rutted and full of holes - we needed to put down wooden blocks in order to get the van off. Very noisy at night until the early hours.

Date of stay: August in 2010

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