Scarborough - Camping and Caravanning Club Site Scarborough Camping and Caravanning Club Site

The beach is a short cliff-top walk from the campsite, while the town of Scarborough, which has two sandy bays divided by the castle headland, is just 1.5 miles away from the site. Scarborough is a spacious site with well-placed facility blocks. Younger campers are catered for with a play park, a large football pitch and a recreation room.

The town’s attractions include the dramatic ruins of a 12th-century castle, the Sea Life & Marine Sanctuary, a miniature railway, Peasholm Park and the Alpamare Water Park. Nearby at Wykeham Lakes is the newly opened Aqua Park. Within walking distance of the site is the Scarborough Open Air Theatre, a popular music venue in the summer. Local walking options include the Cleveland Way National Trail, the North Yorkshire Moors National Park or you can view seabirds such as puffins and gannets at the RSPB nature reserve at Bempton Cliffs. Local cycling options include the ‘Cinder Track’ which runs from Scarborough to Whitby. A regular bus service (9/ 9A) runs every 30 minutes, from directly outside the Club site into Scarborough and runs until early evening.

View a map of Scarborough Club Site. 

Access and SatNav Advice

Sat Nav users please be aware that Field Lane is off Burniston Road, Scarborough not in Burniston village. Please use a map when close to the site.

Worth Noting

There is a large recreation room on site with table tennis tables, TV and other games available. Please note hardstanding pitches on this site comprise of grass covered, reinforced plastic but are tiered and level. Some grass pitches are sloping and chocks may be required.

Eat Local

Stepney Hill Farm has a farm shop, butchers and tea rooms with stunning views of the valley. We have direct access to the neighbouring Scalby Manor pub.