Scarborough Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Scarborough Camping and Caravanning Club lies just north of the Victorian seaside town after which it is named. It is the ideal base for exploring the many cliffs and beaches of Yorkshire’s coast, while inland you will find the spectacular North York Moors. There is a well-stocked shop with camping accessories on Site, along with a café serving breakfast and daytime snacks as well as fish and chips (also available to take away). A barbecue shelter is available. A fully functional disabled facilty for wheelchair users, including level access shower and equipment.

The town of Scarborough is three miles away. It has two sandy bays, divided by the castle headland. The North Bay is popular with surfers, while the harbour and donkeys are in the South Bay. Robin Hood’s Bay was once popular with smugglers. It is now good for fossil-hunting. Walk along the cliffs to Ravenscar and a geological trail taking in old alum quarries. The North Yorkshire Moors National Park is perfect for ramblers and cyclists, and contains 11 abbeys and priories. The Site is ten minutes’ walk from the Cleveland Way National Trail.

Public House Or Bar Within - 5 Miles
Beach Or Coastline Within - 5 Miles
Tennis Courts Within - 5 Miles
Water Sports Within - 5 Miles
Outdoor Swimming Pool Within - 5 Miles

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