Fabulous site
Well situated for exploring the area this fabulous site is an excellent example of just how good club sites are. Spotless facilities, well maintained, huge pitches and of course friendly and helpful wardens.
Bridlington Club Campsite
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Quick Stopover
Stopped at Bridlington Site for a couple of nights en-route to Scotland - was very impressed with overall cleanliness and the excellent toilet block facilities, wardens were friendly and helpful, pitches were a fair size and well maintained (stayed on lower level), the dogs appreciated the reasonable sized dog walk area plus it was fairly peaceful considering it was half term. Cannot comment much on local area although did take a walk down to Danes Dyke (circa 1.5 miles from site) which was pleasant and an interesting site. Would re-visit this site for a longer duration to explore the local area more.
nice site
we stopped at the site in may 2015 for the first time. I have to say the club have created a site for the 21st century, which is a notch above the usual site standards. The showers were large, under floor heating was spot on and piped music in the toilet block was a novelty. I also found the wardens to be welcoming , especially the tall chap who assisted us when we arrived. It is well located with easy access to local beaches, or by scenic drive to other resorts along the coast. There is a nice pub close by run by the sizzler's chain( menu in info centre) which provides good cheap meals .
We didn't get round to doing all the things we wanted, so will be back next year.
Bridlington Caravan Club Site
This site is fairly new and the whole place is immaculate and cannot be faulted. There are a couple of places to eat within easy walking distance. We visited the Golf Club for drink only but the meals looked very reasonably priced and the place is lovely. We would have eaten there had we stayed longer.
You can take several walks from the site, one of which leads you through the golf course and down to the beach. Dogs are allowed on some of the beaches but not the ones nearest to the towns - you need to look out for the signs. Bridlington itself wasn't really for us but the surrounding beaches and countryside are lovely. I would highly recommend this site.
Handy location
Just returned fantastic few days lovley site was on bottom area and toilet block was not a problem been to other caravan club sites with much further to walk ,site very clean wardens friendly good dog and childrens play area handy if u interesting in bird watching
janerob
Reviewed on 22/05/2015 17:22
CLINICAL SITE
Just returned from a week at Bridlington. Very nice site indeed, but just a bit clinical in parts as the trees and bushes haven't fully grown yet and when looking in certain directions, a mass of white caravans is a little disappointing. It will be lovely when the screening grows, as it is an incredibly peaceful site, set high up off the main road and well away from any traffic. It has been designed as three separate sections. The middle section has the best access to the superb, underfloor heated toilet block, but the lower section have a bit of a trek. It is immaculately maintained by lovely friendly wardens, who are really happy to give advice about the area. RSPB Bempton Cliffs is nearby, with very cute puffins, gannets, kittiwakes, guillemots and razorbills. It is a comfortable walk to Sewerby Hall and even Bridlington is walkable, along a lovely promenade or by land train for something different. There are numerous eateries in the area and of course, a short drive up the coast takes you to Filey and Scarborough. This is a lovely area and we heartily recommend this site. Out of school holidays, it is perfect peace and quiet.
Easter holidays
We stayed on this site over the glorious Easter week. Whist the site was clean and tidy, the layout good and had good facilities we were very concerned by the speed at which cars drove around the site. It at times felt like we were staying in the middle of a race circuit. However we realise this is not down to the club or the lovely, friendly wardens but down to members being reckless. Please please remember that caravan holidays are largely enjoyed by families so keep to the 5mph limit on site - it's there for a reason
mrandmrsG712
Reviewed on 14/05/2015 18:54
One of the best
This is truly a spectacular site. From the moment you leave the main road the approach gives you confidence that the site will be in good condition. The site is immaculate, the toilet facilities are absolutely spotless and services are plentiful being placed in various positions around the site. The staff are very friendly and most helpful. There are numerous walks from the site and the hourly bus service makes access that much easier. Congratulations to the staff for keeping this site in pristine condition.
Easter Short Stay
What a lovely site to arrive at, easy to find, friendly staff, well maintained, all hard standing which makes life easy, pleasant surrounding villages, shame we could not stay longer due to our family commitments. We found Bridlington resort extremely popular and very busy but much quieter in the evening. Filey was worth a visit and not so busy. Great weather if you could escape the winds even had the b.b.q out first time this year. Agree with previous review on chip shop 149 down the road as we too could not eat a whole portion.
Almost there!
We've just spent 10 nights at this site. Access is very easy. This site has a lovely clean shower block (with a service toilet which is open when cleaning takes place). The pitches are of good size. The layout of 3 separate sections will, I think, become less stark over time as the greenery softens the view. If you have a dog you'll love this site as it has a massive area for dog walks. Unfortunately children are less well catered for - the play area is for 5-10 year olds and there is no open play space anywhere for younger children. This leaves the children having to play on the roads - a dangerous place to be as people seem to think the 5mph speed limits don't apply. Bridlington remains a good family resort and we had fabulous weather which made trips to the beach possible (south beach is sandy, north beach is pebbly). We also visited Sewerby Hall and Bondville Model Village which we really enjoyed. For eating there is a family-friendly food pub on Martongate (The Friendly Forester) which is very reasonably priced - and kids eat for £1! We'd also recommend the fish and chip shop on Martongate called 149 - massive portions though so be careful how much you order! There's also a decent sized Co-op on Martongate. The pitch fees for this site are expensive, especially in school holidays, which may encourage people to use the CLs nearby.
