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Burniston Road, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire, YO12 6PF
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Why stay here ...
Great news, after its major redevelopment during 2020 our Cayton Village Club site has lots of new facilities on offer.
What to expect from the new site:
- Two new, high quality central washroom facility buildings, an enclosed playground and a multi-use games area.
- Increased number of touring pitches.
- Re-designed roads and pitch layouts.
- A brand new Premium pitch type.
- Four service points, two drive over motorvan waste points available and electric vehicle charging points (EV expected for May).
- A new welcome desk (reception) and shop.
- A designated dog walking area, a mixed area for camping and campervans.
- A range of new, self-contained glamping pods and cabins, including accessible units. Available to hire now through Experience Freedom.
Located just three miles from Scarborough, the site is within a mile of the magnificent Cayton Bay – ideal for surfing and exploring rock pools. Those choosing to visit Cayton Village, one of our many caravan sites in North Yorkshire, will be able to take advantage of our new high quality washroom facilities, on-site shop, laundry facilities, children's playground, games room (for 2021 season), designated dog walk area and much more. A chip shop and village store are just a five minute walk away, and the Farrier pub is just around the corner and offers a tasty menu plus a lively gin bar, as well as a fantastic Sunday roast.
With Scarborough and Filey on the doorstep, as well as Whitby and Bridlington within a short drive, there's plenty of seaside resort fun to be had and coastal walks to enjoy. The stunning North Yorkshire Moors are also within easy reach, as are the picturesque harbour and seaside towns of Robin Hood's Bay, Runswick Bay, Staithes and Sandsend.
And if you enjoy cycling, you can now hire bikes on-site. Simply download the app named 'App-Bike' and you'll be good to go. Further details can be provided on-site if required.
Did you know that you can book a glamping holiday on this site? Find out more on our sister website Experience Freedom.
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Go Ape - Dalby
Forestry Visitors Centre, Low Dalby, Yorkshire, YO18 7LT
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Discover exciting archaelogical artefacts from 2,000 years of history hidden under the streets of York. The four excavation pits are filled with Roman, Viking, Medieval and Victorian finds - grab a trowel and dig up clues that show how people lived in these times. Terrain is not suitable for pushchairs.
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Directions
From the A64: Take the B1261 signposted to Filey (at McDonalds and the Morrisons Supermarket roundabout). In the village of Cayton turn left at the Jubilee Hall into Mill Lane. The Park is 100 metres on the left.
From the A165 Scarborough to Filey Road: Turn right at Cayton bay roundabout into Mill Lane. The Park is half a mile on the right as you approach the village. Please only use these directions as alternative routes are unsuitable for towing.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- YO11 3NN
- GPS:
- Lat 54.235558 / Lon -0.376637
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- TA059834
- OS map ref:
- 101
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Scarborough, Filey, Bridlington
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest port: Hull (43 miles)
- Nearest train station: Seamer
- Shop within 1 mile
- Train station within 5 miles
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Fabulous first ever trip
We were quite apprehensive about our first site visit in our new MH so the super friendly welcome at reception was massively appreciated.
The facilities were superb and extremely clean. Plenty of space to relax and nothing was too far away.
Our only disappointment of the trip (and it’s absolutely nothing to do with the site itself.. that cannot be faulted) was the nosey neighbours opposite who decided to invite themselves into the van to look around, pick faults, tell us how to do things in future / how they’d do it better.. etc. Like I say, not a fault with the site but just a bit off putting on our first trip & maybe a heads up to others that not everyone wants to be approached on holiday. I’m definitely not judging all members though, I’ll put it down to one small ‘experience’.
Beautifully redeveloped site
We spent May half term on this beautifully redeveloped site as a family. The C&MC have done a brilliant job of landscaping the site with excellent new shower blocks, which are huge, and new pitches and roads. The play area and sports court are also well made and there was a very pleasant atmosphere on the site. The games room will also be a welcome addition when it's allowed to open. There were also some glamping pods - I know some people don't like to see these on club sites but they too were very nicely set out and I think they are good addition to the network.
The site itself is well located for a variety of reasons. It's a 20 minute walk to the beach, from where you can join the coastal path to Scarborough or Filey. It's also a 3 minute walk to the village, which has a couple of mini supermarkets, pubs and eating places. There's also so much to explore in the area, both along the coast and inland to the Moors, with a bus stop outside the entrances if needed.
I hesitate to criticise any aspect of our stay, especially as it relates to the wardens. There is a large team on site and all do a great job. It's just that a couple seemed a bit unfriendly when there was really no need to be that way. The others were excellent though.
In summary, an excellent site and one where we will revisit.
Still a very good site. Great when visiting the East coast, Scarborough and Filey especially.
New site is an improvement though I think a third facilities block would have been a good idea.
The glamping area is fairly small but looks good.
The site is clean and tidy with a good long dog walk that separated enough from the pitches.
Great when visiting the East coast, Scarborough and Filey especially.
Cayton has a couple of corner shops and currently one pub.
Sloping Site
This is a sloping site split roughly equally between the main (lower) site and the upper site. A lot of effort has gone into redeveloping the lower site and making the pitches level. By contrast the upper site appears to have only received a cosmetic makeover and the pitches follow the contour of the ground, meaning many are not level. Caravans are readily seen with either the hitch virtually on the ground or their corner steadies at full extension and on blocks. Pitches go both along and across the slope. Levelling ramps and blocks are essential for the upper site. The pitches on the upper site are also narrow with enough width for caravan and awning but car parking across the front of the pitch. For the upper site the toilet block is at the top of the site giving people at the bottom of the site a fair walk uphill to the toilet block.
The band system for access to the toilets is now the same on all sites and provides enough bands for the use of both showers and toilets, minimising any waiting. Only downside here is for the gents the urinals are closed and only 2 toilets are open which can lead to queues at peak times, although you still have option of using your own facilities.
Once pitched, the site itself is well located. You can walk into both Scarborough (3 1/2 miles) or Filey (5 miles) along the Cleveland Way. The walk to Filey has great views. It is easy to then catch a bus back to the site with frequent bus services that stop at the site entrance. RSPB Bempton Cliffs is popular for bird watchers but gets busy early, we got turned away at 1030am. A good alternative is Flamborough Head. Probably a good location for families with the beaches available locally.
JSmerry
Reviewed on 04/06/2021 11:26
Disappointed
Visited the site as it had been redeveloped. Chose a pitch on area 2, and regretted it. The pitches are not as wide as the ‘standard’ pitch on other sites with space for your caravan and awning. The vehicle should be parked across the front. But the edges are very straight and therefore parking without running onto the grass is difficult. The same applies when hitched to leave - the van runs over the corners onto the grass. Why could they not curve the front corners?
Did not use the facilities so cannot comment. But overall disappointed and as a famous PM once said, this lady is not for returning!
magsem
Reviewed on 28/05/2021 20:33
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- Telephone:
- 01723 583171
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