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Burniston Road, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire, YO12 6PF
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Bridlington Road, Danes Dyke, Flamborough, Bridlington, East Riding Of Yorkshire, YO15 1AA
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Why stay here ...
Please note: Due to Covid-19, the toilets and showers on this site are temporarily unavailable until further notice.
High Breame is on the outskirts of Flamborough overlooking Danes Dyke, where Deer, Barn Owls, Woodpeckers visit and can been seen on a daily basis. This quiet and peaceful location boasts a large hedge around the perimeter together with locked gates giving total security at all times. The beach and cliffs are 10 minute walk where a cliff walk to Bridlington will take 50 minutes, going the opposite direction takes you to the Lighthouse on the peninsular which takes approximately 1 hour, where you can spot Seals drifting in the coves, there is also the Lifeboat Station at South Landing which will take 20 minutes walk away and fishing trips from North Landing about 25 minute walk.
Flamborough is a perfect location for visits to Bridlington, Filey, Scarborough, Whitby and York with Sewerby Hall some 15 minute walk having gardens and the small train going into Bridlington Seafront every 30 minutes. There is also the popular miniature village to meander round.
Flamborough village is 10 minute walk away where you will find the supermarket and several Pubs/ Restaurants giving good quality meals at reasonable prices. There is also 2 Fish and Chip shops together with a Pizza House.
High Breame is on the local bus route taking you into Bridlington, (every half hour) which boasts fishing trips, boat trips, shops, amusements etc, together with the Bridlington Spa full of entertainment. Freshly caught Crab, Lobster, Sea Trout, Salmon and of course Sea Bass to be found locally too.
The fields and cliffs give great photographic opportunities and fantastic views where Puffin, Gannets, Guillemots and Razorbills nest in huge quantities during the breeding season in early summer. Bempton Cliffs is an RSPB site. (RSPB@bempton.co.uk )
There are two excellent links golf courses. The Links is half a mile away, the other (The Headland Course) is 1.5 miles away on Flamborough Headland.
Clean beaches, fantastic Cliff tops and walks together with all the wildlife make this a superb site to call your base.
John and Kim look foward to welcoming you to their CL.
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Latest arrival time: 12:00 AM
Latest departure time: 11:30 AM
0.5 acres
Electric amperage: 16
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- YO15 1AA
- GPS:
- Lat 54.112869 / Lon -0.139275
- OS field ref:
- TA216702
- OS map ref:
- 161
Transport links
- Buses go to: Bridlington and Scarborough
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Nearest train station: Bridlington
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Excellent Friendly Secure Spotless
From Booking to leaving everything was excellent. When John and Kim are so helpful friendly and cheerful it rubs off on the guests. None of the club site grumpiness that can be found nearby. Water and hookup for each pitch. Grass well mown and everything spic and span. Gate locked. Great walks and wildlife nearby. No wonder they are fully booked.
Get there if you can get a date free, we hope to return asap
Spotless site
Visited July 2020
Lovely little level site, very well maintained with water by each pitch. Owners very friendly. Well situated for walks to Danes Dyke and coast walks. Tried to book in this April but was full.
Giddy Lynn
Reviewed on 22/04/2021 08:53
Another great stay
Second time we've stayed and both times unfortunately exceptionally bad weather, but despite this had a great stay. Thick conifer hedge around 3 sides sheltering site so despite 50+mph winds still managed to hang onto our awning. Site virtually flat and well mown. John very welcoming and helpful, loaning us a length of waste pipe for the fully serviced pitch, and making sure we arrived and departed safely. Waste/ recycling very clean and organised, and agree with others that the stainless steel chemical waste is brilliant, best we've come across at a CL.Good location for visiting whole Yorkshire coast but don't miss areas on your doorstep such as Flamborough North & South Landings, Danes Dyke and Bempton RSPB Reserve. Will definately be returning, hopefully with better weather next time .
Excellent CL in an ideal location
We were lucky enough to get a cancellation on this very popular CL. John kindly provided some hoses so we were able to enjoy the delights of a serviced pitch (which will now be difficult to live without!) We were totally self sufficient as the toilet and shower are currently closed due to covid. The site is immaculately kept with plenty of hand sanitiser and spray available. John and Kim were very welcoming and a font of local knowledge. There are numerous walks from the site, of which we only managed to sample a few with the dog. The site is an ideal base from which to visit Flamborough, Scarborough, Filey and Whitby, which is further afield and there is a bus stop just outside. It was a delight to stand and watch the wild deer in the field opposite the site and the seals at scenic Flamborough Head. Would highly recommend a stay here.
clkman
Reviewed on 18/09/2020 19:09
First CL Site will take some beating!
We came to High Breame the day it reopened after lockdown. We were met by John who explained all the workings of our fully serviced pitch (unexpected bonus!) and the Covid-19 regulations. The site was freshly mown and looked immaculate. The toilet waste area is first class with disinfectant and hand sanitizer available.
We enjoyed walks along the cliff tops to Flamborough lighthouse and Bridlington and down to the beach through Danes Dyke, a wonderful leafy gully where we saw wild deer.
As this was our first ever caravan trip we think High Breame will take some beating!
Thanks to John and Kim for a great site!
