Scarborough Camping and Caravanning Club
Field Lane
Burniston Road
Scarborough
YO13 0DA
Owner's description
300 Pitches - Non Members welcome
"Near the famous Victorian resort in Yorkshire"
Our Club Site at Scarborough lies just north of the Victorian seaside town after which it is named. It is the ideal base for exploring the many cliffs and beaches of Yorkshire’s coast, while inland you will find the spectacular North York Moors.
Facilities
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Pets allowed 
Disabled access 
Children's play area 
Electric hook-ups 
Sanitary block(s) 
Laundry 
Shop 
Take away food 
Wireless internet - Chemical disposal point
- Washing up facilities
Club house
Accommodation
Up to overview| Pitches | No. of units | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Motorhome pitches | Yes | |
| Tent pitches | Yes | |
| Touring pitches | Yes | |
| Seasonal pitches | no | |
| Serviced pitches | Yes | |
| For rent | No. of units | Price |
| Camping pods | no | |
| Chalets | no | |
| Holiday homes | no | |
| Residential homes | no | |
| Owned | No. of units | |
| Chalets | no | |
| Holiday homes | no | |
| Residential homes | no |
Nearby attractions
Up to overviewThe beach is a 15-minute cliff-top walk from the Club Site.
The town of Scarborough is three miles away. It has two sandy bays, divided by the castle headland. The North Bay is popular with surfers, while the harbour and donkeys are in the South Bay.
Scarborough Sea Life and Marine Sanctuary is a 20-minute walk from Site, where you can go beneath a Caribbean reef and enter the world of magnificent sea turtles.
Scarborough Castle is home to one of England’s first cricket grounds.
Staintondale is to the north. Llama treks go across the moors or along the coast.
The Shire Horse Farm has live shows and a smuggling museum.
Whitby has a pretty harbour and cobbled streets. It is dominated by the ruins of St Hilda’s Abbey.
Robin Hood’s Bay was once popular with smugglers. It is now good for fossil-hunting. Walk along the cliffs to Ravenscar and a geological trail taking in old alum quarries.
The North Yorkshire Moors National Park is perfect for ramblers and cyclists, and contains 11 abbeys and priories.
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway claims to be the country’s most popular heritage railway and runs from Pickering to Grosmont (moors.uk.net).
The Site is ten minutes’ walk from the Cleveland Way National Trail.
A traffic-free cycle path passes close to the Site on the way to Whitby
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We have stayed on this site many times this summer and it has been a delight. The site itself is immaculate and the cheerful staff could not be more helpful. Scarborough is a leisurely walk away and a good carvery pub backs onto the site. Even when full it is so peaceful. We will be visiting again soon, excellent site.
: July in 2011Write a review
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