A Yorkshire holiday brings you to arguably the most diverse place in the whole country. The largest in terms of geography, the county encompasses huge industrial heartlands, lovely market towns and household seaside resorts that are ideal for a Yorkshire caravan holiday. The likes of Scarborough have been welcoming tourists for decades, and they’re accompanied by underrated gems like Filey and Whitby, home to some incredible staples of the seaside.
Our Yorkshire holiday parks are close to some of the finest beaches in the UK. Blue Dolphin, Primrose Valley, Reighton Sands and Thornwick Bay welcome everyone with opens arms to make memories that will last a lifetime. Fancy bringing your dog? Check out our dog friendly holidays to Yorkshire.
4.1/5Take in the spectacular clifftop views from Blue Dolphin Holiday Park, visit nearby Filey Beach and enjoy splashing fun and activities on-site.
One of our largest holiday parks, Primrose Valley sits on the magnificent Yorkshire coast, combining clifftop walks and fantastic facilities.
Charming Reighton Sands Holiday Park offers fun for all the family, with Filey Bay views and direct access to a sandy beach.
Glorious clifftop views, a beautiful cove beach and watersports are on hand when you stay at Thornwick Bay in Flamborough.
With ancient woods, charming villages, and vast moorland – this natural attraction is full of wonder. From Helmsley to Pickering and Robin Hood’s Bay, there’s plenty to see.
Culture vultures will find plenty to enjoy in this part of the world. Explore Dracula writer Bram Stoker’s beloved Whitby, or visit the Bronte sisters’ Haworth home and explore the moors and dales that inspired Tolkien.
Historic York is awash with history and culture. Walk the city walls, visit York Minster, and take a step back into Viking times at The Jorvik Centre. Equally enjoyable is a stroll along The Shambles to visit many a quirky shop and pub!
The infamous Yorkshire Moors are just a short drive from our parks. There are great family events held here regularly, or you can just put on your walking boots and explore their rugged beauty.
A little further afield, the walled city of York is just over an hour's drive away. It's got fantastic shopping and wonderful restaurants as well as a real sense of history. That's all on top of piles and piles of tourist attractions like York Minster, the JORVIK Viking Centre, and York Dungeon.
The Cleveland Way - a spectacular coastal walk - passes right by Blue Dolphin, and has miles of outstanding views.
Filey seafront has a bouncy castle, trampolines and mini fairground rides (it's really fun!), and for bigger versions you can go to Bridlington or Scarborough. Making sandcastles on the beach is a must!
A visit to North Landing Beach is a must: the soft sands and rock pools are fun for all ages to explore, and your tots will love the adventuring into the caves looking for treasure and hearing their voices echo.
Explore the local areas from Whitby to Bridlington.
Filey has quite a few cocktail bars and restaurants for decent nightlife.
Dogs will love the beach walks or Forge Valley Woods walks around the region.
We have a number of walking routes or cycling routes surrounding us if you're looking to explore the region. Scarborough seafront is also well worth a visit!
Thornwick Bay is set in the perfect location for exploring, whether it be on foot, public transport or by car; Bridlington and Scarborough are in easy reach with plenty of beaches along the way for you to enjoy.
Playdale Farm Park, Sea Life Scarborough, Filey Bird Garden and Animal Park are all great places to take little ones.
Dog walks on our local beaches are good for the soul. There's also Cool K9 – a dog park in Sherburn.
A little further out closer to York there is Piglets Adventure Farm, with indoor and outdoor attractions to keep young kids entertained.
My favourite coastal walk is from North Landing around to the lighthouse - the scenery is stunning. For those who fancy a longer walk, follow on past the lighthouse and head to South Landing and the RNLI station.
Playdale Farm Park is located 10 minutes away and is a great day for the family including animals, rides, and play areas. Candy Kingdom and Secret Realm are great indoor play areas too.
Yorkshire is the UK’s largest county. So big in fact that it’s usually split in four for administrative purposes. North, East, South and West Yorkshire all have their own character and charm. Each of them are well worth a visit when you’re in the region.
Yorkshire is home to Britain’s oldest seaside resort. Scarborough has been welcoming visitors from far and wide for the best part of 360 years and is still going strong to this very day.
Yorkshire is home to the highest pub in the whole of England. The Tan Hill Inn is over 1,700 feet above sea level, but the climb is more than worth it for the 30 different ales it serves!
Yorkshire’s size also gives a wide range of settings to discover. From the shores of Filey in the east to the rocky Pennines in the west, Yorkshire is dotted with outdoor experiences that are bound to take your fancy.
Yorkshire’s towns are full of history. Many hark back to their industrial past, with each town contributing to a specific industry. There are two UNESCO Heritage Sites in the county: Salts Mill in Saltaire and Studley Royal Park and Ruins of Fountains Abbey in the north of the county.
Yorkshire’s coast is unrivalled. From the Spurn Heritage Coast in the south to the terrific towns dotted along the journey to Flamborough Head and wonderful Whitby, the North Sea neighbour is a breath of fresh air with breath-taking views to match.
Filey is one of Yorkshire’s finest seaside towns. It’s yours to discover when you stay with us at Blue Dolphin, Primrose Valley or Reighton Sands holiday parks. All three are magnificently dotted along the coast, with picture-perfect beaches and scenery begging to be snapped. Further south near Flamborough sits Thornwick Bay Holiday Park. The picturesque views offered from this park are right up there with the best in the entire Haven family. Find out for yourself by booking a Haven holiday to Yorkshire.
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Yorkshire delivers brilliant family adventures, from soft play zones and aquariums for toddlers to theme parks and ancient rock formations for older children. Haven's four Yorkshire parks place you perfectly for exploring it all.
Bridlington offers a wealth of seaside activities, from harbour cruises on a pirate ship and wildlife encounters at its award-winning animal park, to skydiving, horse trekking, golf, and historic attractions including a 12th-century priory church.
Yorkshire provides a unique 2027 events calendar featuring gothic festivals, soul weekenders, and 1940s wartime re-enactments, all near Haven’s Blue Dolphin, Primrose Valley, Reighton Sands, and Thornwick Bay parks.
Yorkshire offers an incredible mix of destinations, from dramatic coastal gems like Flamborough and Whitby to the historic city of York, where visitors can explore stunning beaches, Viking heritage, ancient abbeys, and charming cobbled streets.
Filey mixes coastal and countryside activities: the seafront promenade, Filey Brigg's cliffs, the Bird Gardens, the Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery tour, and watersports with Bay Watersports.
Flamborough offers coastal attractions from North Landing beach and the historic 1806 lighthouse to seabird clifftop walks, boat trips, and the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's Living Seas Centre, near Thornwick Bay.
Yorkshire has great water parks, with four Haven parks — Blue Dolphin, Primrose Valley, Reighton Sands and Thornwick Bay — offering on-site aquatic facilities plus Alpamare and Doncaster Dome nearby.
Yorkshire's best walks span dramatic coastal clifftops, thundering Dales waterfalls, and windswept Brontë moors. Routes range from the gentle 2-mile Aysgarth Falls stroll to the challenging 5.5-mile ascent of Pen-y-ghent, suiting walkers of every ability.
Scarborough packs in beaches, history, and family fun. Explore a 12th-century castle, swim off golden sands, watch model naval battles at Peasholm Park, or catch a summer concert at the historic Open Air Theatre.
Whitby packs in historic ruins, maritime heritage, and natural wonders. Climb the iconic 199 Steps to Whitby Abbey, explore the Captain Cook Memorial Museum, spot whales offshore in autumn, and round off your visit at the award-winning Whitby Distillery.
North Yorkshire offers a brilliant mix of outdoor adventures and cultural attractions. Ride a heritage steam train through the moors, explore UNESCO-listed abbey ruins, or enjoy family thrills at Flamingo Land — there's truly something for everyone.
Scarborough offers eight excellent walks for all abilities, from the easy 1.5-mile Forge Valley Woods trail to the challenging 8-mile Cleveland Way to Filey. All routes are dog-friendly, covering coastal paths, ancient woodland, and moorland scenery.
Yorkshire boasts five brilliant dog-friendly beaches along its dramatic coastline. Fraisthorpe, Kettleness, Runswick Bay, and Staithes welcome dogs all year round, while Hornsea South Beach is only open to dogs from October to April.
Yorkshire's finest beaches stretch from the TripAdvisor award-winning sands of Filey to the wild peninsula of Spurn Point, offering everything from world-class surfing and fossil-hunting to fresh lobster and hidden sea caves.
Near Primrose Valley Holiday Park, Yorkshire's festive highlights include York's Alpine market, Stockeld Park's illuminated maze, Scarborough's light installations, the Bridlington Christmas Day sea dip and Ampleforth Abbey's craft market.
York rewards visitors with a wealth of historic attractions, from the magnificent York Minster and free National Railway Museum to the ancient city walls and Jorvik Viking Centre, catering brilliantly to history lovers, families, and foodies alike.
