UK beach holidays

Rhossili Bay Beach, Wales

near Gowerton Club Campsite

Photo by 'Metheven'

UK beach holidays

The best beaches and UK Club campsites to stay at

Woolacombe Beach, Devon

Type: golden sand

Consistently voted one of the UK’s best beaches, this award-winning three-mile stretch is a world-class paradise for families and surfers alike.

2 miles from Willingcott Woolacombe Club Campsite

Godrevy Beach, Cornwall

Type: golden sand and rocky coves

Framed by the iconic Godrevy Lighthouse and dramatic cliffs, this expansive beach is a sanctuary for surfers and nature lovers who flock to see the local seal colony. At low tide, it connects with Gwithian Sands.

1 mile from Godrevy Park Club Campsite

Surfers in the shallow water at Cayton Bay

Cayton Bay Beach, Yorkshire

Type: sandy with fossils

A hidden gem beloved by surfers for reliable waves and by explorers for its ancient Jurassic fossils. Nestled between Scarborough and Filey, it offers a peaceful, rugged escape.

1 mile from Cayton Village Club Campsite

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Take a look at our selection of top beaches and find your own picturesque pocket of paradise right on your doorstep.

White water rushing in from the blue sea between rocky walls with a back drop of a clear blue sky meeting the sea.

Bossiney Cove, Cornwall

Type: sandy

Nestled in a deep cleft of the North Cornwall cliffs, the cove is a sheltered spot for swimming and snorkeling at low tide. Accessible via a scenic footpath from us.

Next to Trewethett Farm Club Campsite

Cromer Beach, East Anglia

Type: sandy, shingle

Known for its iconic pier and famous crabs, this traditional stretch of the Norfolk coast offers wide-open sands and wonderful clifftop walks.

Next to Seacroft Club Campsite

White House Beach, East Anglia

Type: shingle

A sprawling, peaceful beach that is perfect for those who want to escape the crowds and enjoy long, bracing walks by the North Sea.

Next to White House Beach Club Campsite

Thurstaston Beach, North West England

Type: sandy, clay cliffs

Offering dramatic views across the Dee Estuary to the Welsh hills, this beach is a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and birdwatchers.

Next to Wirral Country Park Club Campsite

New England Bay Beach, Scotland

Type: sandy, shingle

Set within the quiet, clear waters of Luce Bay, this beach is a hidden treasure for those who enjoy wild swimming or launching a kayak.

Next to New England Bay Club Campsite

Sun, sea and sand at Dunnet Bay with the sand dunes under a blue sky

Dunnet Bay Beach, Scotland

Type: sandy

This dramatic two-mile curve of white sand in the far north of Scotland feels like another world with its turquoise waters and views of the Orkney Islands.

Next to Dunnet Bay Club Campsite

Yellowcraig Beach, Scotland

Type: sandy

Boasting spectacular views of the 17th-century lighthouse on Fidra Island (the inspiration for Treasure Island), this beach is a firm family favourite.

Next to Yellowcraig Club Campsite

Berrow Beach, Somerset

Type: sandy

Part of a six-mile stretch of continuous sand, Berrow is famous for its towering dunes and the evocative shipwreck of the SS Nornen visible at low tide.

Next to Hurn Lane Club Campsite