Whitby Holiday Park

Whitby Holiday Park enjoys spectacular views of the North Sea and the Whitby Abbey from its clifftop setting at Saltwick Bay, between Whitby and Robin Hood's Bay, in North Yorkshire.

Static Caravans are available for Sale along with Holiday Caravans for Hire and Short Breaks. The park has a cliff-top Touring Area with Pitches for Touring Caravans and Motorhomes, each with 16 amp electric hook ups and being served by a refurbished Toilet & Shower Block.

All facilities on Whitby Holiday Park are accessible to the physically impaired and a Fully Accessible Caravan is available for hire.

Park amenities include The Family Club providing regular evening entertainment, the Saltwick Cafe and Take-Away serving home-made food, the Laundry, Shop and new Childrens' Adventure Playground. Wi-Fi is now available on park and dogs are most welcome (certain breeds excepted).

With its fabulous location, and fantastic amenities, Whitby Holiday Park is the perfect place for a relaxing and enjoyable holiday by the Sea or the North Yorkshire Moors.

Excellent local transport links could make a car-free holiday possible here with bus and rail links from Whitby providing transport to all local attractions. Whitby can be accessed from the park via a beautiful one mile walk along the Cleveland Way coastal path or local taxis can take you into town within minutes.

Great Sea Views
Access to Whitby along Cleveland Way coastal footpath
Amusement Room

Once a haven for pirates and smugglers, the cliff-sheltered bays of the North Yorkshire coastline are as beautiful as they are legendary. Whitby is a thriving fishing port with a picturesque harbour and quaint town, its shops, restaurants and pubs full of the character associated with a bygone era.

Nearby Robin Hood's Bay envelops visitors in its cobbled, cottage-lined streets. These lead steeply down to a beautiful beach famous for fossils and its' "Mermaid's Steps".

Runswick and Sandsend also have wonderful beaches, each having a unique character and the timeless appeal of traditional seaside villages.

Inland, the North Yorkshire Moors, now famous as 'Heartbeat' country, is spectacular for Touring. The North Yorkshire Moors Railway being well worthy of a visit for those wishing to view the beauty of the area by steam train. More action and adventure, however, may be sought at Flamingoland Fun Park, or the busy seaside town of Scarborough, with its shops, cinemas, theatres and Sea life Centre. Alternatively, a walk along the coastal footpaths in this area will appeal to nature lovers.

Fossil hunting on nearby beaches; Coastal walks; bird watching; North Yorkshire Moor Steam Railway

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