Flamborough Caravan Holidays and Holiday Parks
The village offers fantastic sea views no matter where you are stood, with it 3 bays all offering an insight into the past and the smuggling history of the Yorkshire Coast.
Whilst this small coastal village may not offer the number of holiday parks that other Yorkshire Coast resorts have to offer, Flamborough does offer a more relaxed atmosphere for holidaymakers which is reflected in the resorts caravan holiday parks.
Flamborough Holiday Parks
Here are our top 10 caravan holiday parks in Flamborough.
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Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Flamborough as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Flamborough caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Flamborough on the East Yorkshire coast.
Flamborough Caravan Holidays
Flamborough may seem like it is well off of the beaten track, and that is in many ways a charm of the village, it is in fact located just outside the all action resort of Bridlington and within a short drive of Scarborough, Hull and slightly further afield Whitby, York, Leeds and Wakefield.
Flamborough Attractions
Due to the size of Flamborough, it is easy to explore all that the village has to offer on foot, with the majority of the mains draws of the area within a small stroll of the caravan holiday parks on offer.
Flamborough Head Lighthouse
Flamborough Head Lighthouse was built way back in 1674 it wasn’t until 1806 when it was first lit and first became a working lighthouse. Nowadays it is a Grade 2 listed building and it is one of the oldest surviving lighthouses in the country.
The area around the lighthouse is now a large car park which has a beach shop and a café for holidaymakers to make use of before heading off on a number of cliff top walks that start from the lighthouse.
Flamborough Beaches
Whilst Flamborough sits atop a large chalking cliff top, there are 2 step but sturdy paths that take you down to the 2 main beaches in Flamborough- the North Landing Beach and the South Landing Beach.
RSPB Bempton Cliffs
The iconic Bempton Cliffs Nature Reserve is run by the RSPB is famous for the 1000’s of Northern Gannets, Atlantic Puffins, Razorbills, Common Guillemots, Black-legged Kittiwakes, Fulmars and other seabirds that call the cliffs home.
There is a visitor centre, café and viewing platform connected by accessible paths and ramps to allow all holidaymakers to make the most of one of the greatest places to view local British wildlife in the UK.
Flamborough Head Golf Club
Flamborough Head Golf Club is a links golf course that winds its way over 18 holes across the cliff top of Flamborough Head. The course maximises this great location to make a tricky but yet playable course that offers fantastic views throughout.
Out and About
Flamborough is located just to the North of the popular seaside resort of Bridlington which offers a good choice of restaurant, bars, café’s, shops as well as holiday attractions including large amusement arcades, boat rides (including ones going past Flamborough and Bempton Cliffs) and fair ground rides.
In-between Flamborough and Bridlington is the always popular Sewerby Hall and Gardens, which h is a Grand Georgian House and well kept gardens that are open to the public. Further towards Bridlington is Bondville Model Village.
To the North of Flamborough is the small seaside town of Filey with a long promenade and miles of sandy beach. Carrying on North up the Yorkshire coast is the popular all-action seaside resort of Scarborough, which is Yorkshire biggest and most popular seaside holiday resort but Scarborough is also a busy town in it’s own right with lots of restaurants and bars, good shopping to go along with lots of seaside attractions and activities including a cliff top castle, a Sea Life centre and a large park with seafront railway.
For those able and willing to go further afield whilst on a holiday in Flamborough, the village is located just off of the main A165 coastal road which goes from East Yorkshire up into North Yorkshire and makes visiting the region simple.
To the North of Scarborough is Yorkshire historic Jurassic and Smuggling coast with Whitby always a popular day out of visitors. From their you can enjoy a trip back in time on some of the world’s most iconic steam trains that leave the town’s main train stations and takes you through the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
To the South of Flamborough is the historic market town of Beverley, which is home to historic Minster whilst the city of Hull is the hub of East Yorkshire and offers the biggest range of shops, bars, café’s, restaurants, museums and theatres in the region. Popular attractions include the cities sports teams of Hull FC, Hull KR and Hull City, The Deep aquarium as well as the opportunity to visit both Belgium and The Netherlands (Holland) via the cities daily ferry services to Zeebrugge and Rotterdam.
Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Flamborough as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Flamborough caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Flamborough on the East Yorkshire coast.
Flamborough is home to a small number of caravan holiday parks but there is a huge choice in the surrounding area so if you cannot find the right park for you, make sure you check out our caravan holiday parks on the Yorkshire Coast guide.