Jump This - Bridlington, East Yorkshire (Skydiving)
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Price Drop - we've lowered our prices by up to 10% at Bridlington Club Campsite on selected dates in 2024 (price reductions already applied). Plus, book four nights or more on any single 2024 stay at this site by 31 December 2023 and save an extra 10% per night with our 2024 Getaways offer. Find out more at camc.com/ukoffers.^
Bridlington Club Campsite is set in 30 acres on a gentle hillside. The campsite is an ideal location for a family holiday with plenty to do to suit every taste. The East Riding campsite also offers excellent facilities for dog walking. There is a good bus service nearby, enabling you to easily reach attractions in the surrounding area without the need for a car. Fresh local produce is available at the farm shop close to the site.
Two miles north of the seaside resort of Bridlington is Sewerby Hall, a grade I listed country house set in 50 acres of landscaped gardens in a cliff top location. Flamborough Head, standing 400 feet high with spectacular areas of chalk cliffs has one of the largest sites of nesting birds in England. Just 4 miles north of Flamborough Head is Bempton Cliffs RSPB reserve which has a visitors' centre and car park; a family favourite with more than 200,000 birds (from April to August). The popular seaside resort of Scarborough is within easy reach and boasts beautiful beaches, including the safe, sandy North Bay, perfect for families. For those interested in fossil hunting, a visit to the chalk cliffs at Danes Dyke is a must. Bridlington Club site is also ideally located for exploring nearby York (about an hour's drive away) with the spectacular York Minster and The Jorvik Viking Centre.
Terms and Conditions - ^Price Drop - we’ve lowered our prices by up to 10% at Bridlington Club Campsite between 01/01-31/12 (excluding 04/01-21/03, 23/09-17/10, 4/11-12/12)
10% OFF 2024 Getaways - Book by 31 December 2023. Book four consecutive nights or more, at least 21 days in advance of arrival, for stays between 1 January and 31 December 2024. The discount will automatically be applied and appear in your basket at checkout.
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Directions
Approach Bridlington from either the north on the A165, or west on the A614 or south on the A165. On the outskirts of the town at the double roundabouts, take the exit signposted Flamborough B1255. Follow this road for approximately 2.5 miles (past Marton Valley Caravan Park) and the site is on your left.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- YO15 1DU
- GPS:
- Lat 54.1131 / Lon -0.159216
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- TA205701
- OS map ref:
- 101
- Handbook map ref:
- K10
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Buses to Hull and Scarborough are available from Bridlington station
- Car hire on site
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest park and ride: From South Cliff car park into Bridlington - opens 16 April 2011, £3.50 all day parking, times to be confirmed
- Nearest port: Hull (30 miles)
- Nearest train station: Bridlington
- Train station within 5 miles
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A good site
Bridlington Club Campsite
Stayed recently for three nights. A very nice site with good facilities. Staff welcoming and hard working. The weather wasn’t great and there had been much rain making the dog walk area unusable and some pitches were waterlogged. Our pitch was big and it was very quiet - just what we wanted. We walked from the site into Bridlington and got the bus back. We drove to Burton Agnes Hall - worth a visit. The rest of the time we enjoyed the quietness of the site and did lots of reading.
Enjoyable stay at a good site
Bridlington Club Campsite
We've stayed here a few times before and like the location and the facilities.
Easy access to the coast and the North York Moors, and not too far from larger towns and cities such as Hull, Scarborough or Whitby. Local roads have pavements so it's safe and easy to walk into Bridlington, or up to the golf course and onto the coast path if it's not too wet.
The Ship Inn at Sewerby is lovely and only 20 minutes walk, food and drink both good. The Martonian is nearer, food looked good but we only dropped in for a drink. There are plenty of other places to eat and drink in Bridlington, both in the town and along the sea front which is a lovely place for a long walk. The golf club accepts non golfers for food and drinks, but watch out for the opening times.
Site facilities were always clean and tidy, like the fact that the showers are temperature adjustable.
I would like more serviced pitches, we booked at quite short notice and couldn't get one for the full duration of our stay. Rather than move mid stay, we just had a standard awning pitch which was fine. Some are larger than others so choose carefully to get the best space! TV reception from the bollard was fine, although missing a few channels. The free wifi worked well, Mobile reception on both Three and O2 was a bit erratic.
Lots of rain whilst we were there and many of the pitches had standing water. Some, at the bottom nearest the entrance, were flooded after heavy overnight rain. It's been like this since the site opened so watch where you pitch is the forecast is for rain.
Overall, a lovely stay in spite of the weather.
Pricey but Nicey
Bridlington Club Campsite
Very clean & tidy outdoor areas and spotless shower & toilet blocks. Staff all friendly and can advise on most things
location ok if you know the area, short walk off site if you need a bus right outside main entrace and regular service into Bridlington and or Flamborough or further afield .Again the only thing spoiling is the prices, especially during warmer months
great site otherwise compliments to all staff for keeping everything spot on.
Another excellent stay
Bridlington Club Campsite
We have our van stored here and so visit regularly; this time for two weeks. Having travelled all over the world, our van on this site is our happy place. A few years ago the previous wardens left much to be desired but of late they are fabulous; consistently polite and efficient. We tend to come for longer periods outside of school holidays and both the site and surrounding areas are completely different; each to their own, but we prefer the quieter times slightly off peak, although that said we do do busy weekends and generally we have very rarely experienced any issues with serious noise.
We like the surrounding area for running and cycling but also for plenty of coffee and cake 🤣
There’s lots of griping about cost of late across club sites but we have just booked for Easter 2024 which was less than half the price of an alternative I looked at; personally I like to know what I’m getting and I like consistency, and if that’s costs a little more than some others then to me it’s worth it.
We have been coming here for years now and have no plans to change our storage or the fact that this is our ‘go to’ site.
tilda1509
Reviewed on 23/09/2023 20:57
Lovely site but very expensive
Bridlington Club Campsite
A great site for exploring the area around Bridlington on foot. The initiative to turn off the bollard lights to reduce light pollution (and, presumably save money) is a great idea. Could the Club consider dimming or turning off the lights round the toilet blocks too as these can be quite intrusive to people pitched nearby?
My only criticism, which applies to all Club sites now is the price. 4 nights here cost close to £160. The same number of nights on a nearby Camping and Caravan Club site would have cost me just over £100.
Jean231
Reviewed on 21/09/2023 16:27
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01262 672707
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