East Leys Farm

Why stay here ...

The 0.75 acre CL at East Leys is open all year and is sheltered by trees and hedges while still allowing views across the Yorkshire Wolds. The site is lawned and level and we are on a hill top of chalk beneath shallow soils giving the site excellent drainage. We have a shower and toilet for the exclusive use of the CL.

There is drinking water at 3 points around the site, as well as an additional dedicated water supply at the waste point. The electric hook-ups are 16 amps and electricity is included along with vehicle, awning (if used) and 2 people in the pitch fee.

We are only 3 miles from the town of Bridlington with the typical range of shops and supermarkets as well as the usual seaside attractions. The Spa Theatre hosts a variety of impressive events and performances throughout the year. The Bridlington Priory and Bayle Museum are part of the historic Old Town with tea rooms and antique shops. Within 5 miles you can find sandy beaches, sailing, boat and fishing trips, game & coarse fishing, Bempton RSPB Reserve, Sewerby Hall, indoor swimming pool and leisure entre, golf courses, The John Bull Rock Factory, Bondville Model Village and Bridlington Birds of Prey and Animal Park.

The cities of York and Hull, and towns including Driffield, Scarborough, Beverley, Filey and Whitby as well as access to the North Yorkshire Moors and Howardian Hills (around Castle Howard) are all within an hour's drive of the site. Burton Agnes Hall, Sledmere Hall, Scarborough Castle and Whitby Abbey will please those interested in history, while those wanting a faster pace of life can enjoy Flamingoland Resort (theme park with rollercoasters) and Beverley Racecourse, both also reached within the hour.

Although East Leys is primarily an arable farm (wheat, barley, potatoes, oilseed rape) we do keep a few sheep, goats and chickens - free range eggs are on sale when available. We have two ponies, Buzz and Dinky and we can't forget Stanley the dog.

A skydiving club also operates at weekends and on Fridays in the summer. As well as the opportunity to skydive (please contact Skydive GB directly) it also has a cafe and bar although opening hours depend on the number of skydivers present (usually determined by the weather).

Dogs on leads are welcome and there is a dog walk from the site through the woods and/or along the farm drive.

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