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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 (for 2021 season).
- 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.
We look forward to welcoming you back or making you welcome on your first visit to this popular part of the country soon.
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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Pleasant enough work in progress.
Just returned from an 8 night break on Service Pitch 23. 15/10/20 - 23/10/20.
Pleasant enough but was an expensive stay on this part finished newly released site. Used own facilities on Caravan like most at moment - no discounts. Dog walk is poor, just down & back up a narrow track (great for dog fight conflicts) with a high un-accessible side banking for extreme poo pickup + a very muddy entrance - all too small & inadequate for size of site / number of dogs. Thoughtful dog shower at block ! Lots of very smart CMC new Cabins & Pods adjoin (the future?). The grass pitches on left of entrance looked grim with waterlogged mud not sure they will ever be dry & firm to use.
Service Pitch was fine (remember pipes etc !), reasonable size, good level gravel and awning pegged easily. - NB EHU seems to click off the breaker after last user un-hooks so needs just re-setting when you first hook up - caught most folk out (inc me).
Wardens pleasant & active - no issues & no yellow cards issued to us.
We phoned prior to confirm construction situation and advice was accurate - couple of days to finish current phase, vehicles & works staff around, some noise & on-going works from far top end of site & next phase.
Entrance to site area was rough & could be a lot cleaner and dont quite understand why it is not base tarmac by now given lots of new roads were down in top coat Tarmac. Clearly a vast amount of funds spent to date re-modelling this tired site. Sadly poor fore-thought by budget Architects about decent turning splays for long units to new sharp angle road corners so lots of the new seeded grass (mud) on corners now getting regular tyre tracked and nicely deep rutted hence mud onto roads. New short cut footpaths also forming up nicely - await signs.
Would return if & when space & funds allowed.
M
Cayton building site a misery
I stayed on the before works started and thought that they could do with a bit of upgrading to the club's usual standards but it is a good location and would be good in time. I realise that the club paid a lot of money for the site and they are clearly investing heavily in it at present. It is one of the more expensive locations and once all works are complete then it will probably be worth it.
I stayed on the site at the schools half term break in October. This review relates to the situation that exisited at that time.
The site is a construction site, it was surprising that they had campers on site whilst so much work was taking place. Work starts at 7am and runs to 8pm, this is noisy intrusive construction works covering a sizable work force with many concurrent noisy activites. The roads and paths are covered in dirt and construction materials, not really what is to be expected from a campsite but would be normal on a building site.
The new toilet block is excellent an when works finish it will be a good place but at the moment I would advise to stay away unless you love camping on building sites.
Will be back
Stopped on-site from 5th till 12th Oct and on arrival, it is a bit of a shock which should have been rectified by now hopefully? This site could be one of the best it caters for every type of self-catering holiday! We had a service pitch booked and were advised by the warden to park at the bottom of the road and check the available pitches, well the first pitch was next to the CDP/Service area, so we drove past up to a pitch near the "new" road. Wi-Fi on site was better than some we have used but could still be better (ask the Spanish how they do it). The things that upset us was the state that some people leave the toilets (pan) in god knows what there home ones are like? Members shouldn't expect the wardens to clean up after them, there is a brush use it. Then what could be the bigger problem if you go to the facilities block and leave your rubber band on one of the numbered hooks, you expect it to still be on the same number when you come out but no it's jumped to another so you have to sanitise it before you can use it again. Rant over the Farrier pub in the village is good for Sunday lunch not cheap but good. Anyone travelling to Scarborough or Brid then the bus stop is just outside the site.
Steve & Joyce
Cayton building site !
We arrived at Cayton with some trepidation not quite knowing what to expect and on pulling onto site we so very nearly turned around and went out again as we were led to believe that the building work was supposed to be a little further along than it actually was but we have come all this way we will stay. We eventually found what we thought would be a nice pitch and set up and then took the dogs to find the designated dog walk first disappointment it was just a narrow strip a few metres long with a bit of bark down which over the next couple of weeks would get increasingly muddier and covered in other people’s dog mess that wasn’t picked up. But the thing that really got us annoyed was during the first week we where awoken every morning at 7am to the sound of tipper trucks going along the road immediately at the back of us a little early me thinks. My last gripe the recently laid gravel on our pitch was leaving a white residue all over the caravan every time we came in we ended up taking the carpet up it was making such a mess. The only saving grace was the facilities always clean but then again as it’s all fairly new so it should be. Will all get better given time but a very disappointing visit.
First visit
Arrived as requested after 12 and went to find our service pitch unfortunately there was a late leaver blocking the single track road and obviously had not read he had to be off for 11. Not a good start we had words and nearly damaged caravans. Why didn’t wardens ensure vans leave on time before sending up to find a pitch?
Two way system didn’t work on service pitches several times road was difficult to negotiate and one late arrival 7.40pm drove to the top and had to reverse all the way back in the dark. Will be better when centre access road is opened up.
Otherwise our stay was enjoyable new toilet block was spotless.
Will return when fully open looks like this will be a popular site when finished.
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- Telephone:
- 01723 583171
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