Anybody know a nice cs or cl on the east coast

[pampam]

does anybody know of a nice favourite cs or cl on the east coast,preferably with a view and electric hook up ?
cheers pampam

 

[pampam]

Thankyou

 

[mitzimad]

Jim is the man to ask hisissued exemption for alot of small cl/s im suprised if there isnt alist some where on the pages

 

[IanBt]

Jasmin Camping run by our very own Jim Right next to the sea.

You will need to book Jasmin well in advance. I’ve tried several times and he’s always fully booked.

 

[JamesT@Dundee]

does anybody know of a nice favourite cs or cl on the east coast,preferably with a view and electric hook up ?
cheers pampam

Bankhead farm in the East Neuk is a nice one. Great views over the Firth of Forth.

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[ACB]

Hooks House Farm Campsite, Robin Hoods Bay nr Whitby.
Spectacular views, EHU etc. Bus stop for Whitby and Scarborough at the gate.

 

[Riverbankannie]

Hooks House Farm Campsite, Robin Hoods Bay nr Whitby.
Spectacular views, EHU etc. Bus stop for Whitby and Scarborough at the gate.

Yes, we were there a month or so ago, you can choose EHU or not and pay less, as we did. Showers good and hot but there has been a sqeezing of available space to fit and the area to get dry/dressed in was impossible! They provide sturdy wooden levellers !

 

[pampam]

Thankyou that looks lovely

 

[Riverbankannie]

Thankyou that looks lovely

Great fish n chips at the Fish Box - best we had on the trip. By the car park for Robins Hood Bay, but an easyish walk down across the sheep field from the campsite.

 

[Neilh]

Low Farm is lovely campsite, 15 minute walk in to Thorton Le Dale, with access to Dalby Forest. Toilets, showers, no EHU.

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Low Farm Campsite Camping and Caravanning in Rural North Yorkshire. Perfect for Dalby Forest and the gateway to the North York Moors.

www.lowfarmcampsite.com

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[CazPaul]

Low Farm is lovely campsite, 15 minute walk in to Thorton Le Dale, with access to Dalby Forest. Toilets, showers, no EHU.

Low Farm Campsite | Ellerburn | Dalby Forest | Camping

Low Farm Campsite Camping and Caravanning in Rural North Yorkshire. Perfect for Dalby Forest and the gateway to the North York Moors.

www.lowfarmcampsite.com

Looks nice, how much a night is that, it doesn’t say on the website.

 

[pampam]

Will deffo try both these but have bitten the bullet and got in at filey brigg
im goin somewhere ive been before
will be attempting to put up an awning i bought last year(grounds for divorce after ten minutes especially if its windy lol) and working out how to get the electric and hot water going in the ancient caravan
wish it was a motorhome BUT now is not the right time
i cant find an instruction book for caravan as they didnt make many and its knockin on a bit
thanks for advice
might have a drive up to robin hoods bay carpark for the fish and chips (both our favourite meal)
thankyou for all the ideas
regards pampam

 

[Neilh]

Looks nice, how much a night is that, it doesn’t say on the website.

Can't be 100% but I think £16.00 certainly below £20.
The owners daughter brings a mobile pizza oven on a saturday, there's a couple of decent pubs in Thornton Le Dale, plus a bakery.

 

[Alan]

C&cclub have a cs in Skegness 5 minutes walk from the town centre Church farm village museum it has Leccie but not sure of the price they advertise it as £15 to £25 a night, it’s on Facebook or it has its own website

 

[pampam]

Thanks again
Ive opted for filey brigg £124+£20 for awning(lets hope its not raining)just for my practise run
Ive not been in it and had it a year when i took it to get resealed i snapped the electric docket on the towbar just trying to plug it in(awkward things)
Im not keen on towing i much prefer the motorhome way but altho am now retired still have commitments ,at least we wont be sleeping in van cos fridge is leeking gas lol

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[scotzsue]

pampam we love Filey Brigg, as do the grandchildren, although we have been more often on our own. Nice walks, good pubs, whqt's not to like, have a ;lovely time.

 

[pampam]

Will fo thanks scotsue and everyone else who answered
Ive booked into clumber park for christmas too
Fancied a change let the kids di their own thing and near enough to whip home and wish mum happy christmas (she wont remember but heyho)

 

[Otter Spotter]

does anybody know of a nice favourite cs or cl on the east coast,preferably with a view and electric hook up ?
cheers pampam

Don’t wish to be noisy, but if you are a senior, CCC will give you discount if you notify them that you are senior.

 

[pampam]

Oo yes i am thankyu

 

[Shipps]

Will deffo try both these but have bitten the bullet and got in at filey brigg
im goin somewhere ive been before
will be attempting to put up an awning i bought last year(grounds for divorce after ten minutes especially if its windy lol) and working out how to get the electric and hot water going in the ancient caravan
wish it was a motorhome BUT now is not the right time
i cant find an instruction book for caravan as they didnt make many and its knockin on a bit
thanks for advice
might have a drive up to robin hoods bay carpark for the fish and chips (both our favourite meal)
thankyou for all the ideas
regards pampam

Don't need to go to Robin Hoods Bay for the fish and chips. The Brown Room in Filey is one of the best to go to in Yorkshire. Also the cafe on the country park at the entrance to the campsite is top notch. Food, coffee and cakes there are gorgeous.

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[P Jones]

Between newcastle and the wash please

try coast2coast at skegness behind the wellcome hotel near a post box. ok.pj

 

[Neilh]

The beach cafe at Humanby Gap, does good cakes and tea, at reasonable prices.
Brown’s

 

[pampam]

Thankyou again ill be visiting browns cos fish and chips are our favourite treat
And ill definately be visiting the cafe next to site
Ill google humanby gap cafe too
Thankyu all

 

[Al n Val]

We love Filey Brigg, Filey town centre is a 15 min walk and it’s packed with great little pubs, bars, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets and even shoe shops for the ladies .

The site cafe is great as well and def recommend the food

 

[Drexxer]

Hooks House Farm Campsite, Robin Hoods Bay nr Whitby.
Spectacular views, EHU etc. Bus stop for Whitby and Scarborough at the gate.

Are they letting Coachbuilts (motorhomes) on now?, as we used to go regular with a PVC (camper) but when ringing up to book they said no, so gave up about 8 yrs ago

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[MillyMoHo]

Between newcastle and the wash please

Abbey View CL, Aislaby, North Yorkshire. It’s a lovely 5 van CL with amazing views across to Whitby Abbey and the sea. We were there in May. There is a bus that passes the CL which takes you to Whitby in less than 15 minutes. We believe the local pub does good food, but we bbq’d whilst we were there. I think it’s £18 per night. Would definitely stay there again, if in the area.

 

[MillyMoHo]

P.S. Does have EHU, but no toilet blocks or showers, but we have our own on board facilities, which we prefer anyway.

 

[TonyEmm]

does anybody know of a nice favourite cs or cl on the east coast,preferably with a view and electric hook up ?
cheers pampam

We like Marshland Alpacas in New Holland, Lincolnshire. It’s a small site but has 4 hard standings, EHU and new (this year) male and female toilet blocks and showers.

The local village is the pits, though the cafe by the railway station is worth patronising, the Chinese not so (IMHO). The railway station is a 7 or 8 min walk from the site, train runs every hour to Bridlington (£4 return) on the coast and Barrow on Humber in the other direction.

You can feed the Alpacas every morning!

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