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Stayed for 3 nights at the beginning of May. Very well run, quiet site with speedy arrival procedure with only a very short queue. Did not use the facilties so cannot comment on clenliness etc. Short drive to North Landing for walk along the coast - west to Bempton Cliffs and east to Flamborough Head. Both very enjoyable walks with thousands of sea birds. Also walked directly from the site across the golf course to the coast east of Bridlington. Very enjoyable stay.
Lovely site
We found the staff to be friendly and helpful. The booking in process was very good. There is a bus stop outside the site taking you into Bridlington 23 minutes past the hour or North Landings 58 minutes past the hour. There’s also a lovely walk (Via the golf course) along the tops to North and South landings, as well as into Bridlington.
Great site
Great site very well maintained, great layout, warden very helpful and friendly, the only letdown were members not obeying covid rules by not following the band system and not wearing face coverings in the toilet block.
Well laid out and spotless
We were greeted by the friendly organised wardens on this spotless and well laid out site. We pitched on the original side with hedges which felt sheltered, the new side was more open.
We experienced some noise from the playground, especially Saturday evening and night and some road noise depending on the wind direction.
Great location for walking and bus stops. We also walked to Bempton train station ( some road walking with no pavement) to catch the train to Filey and walked back along the beach and cliff tops.
Livvvy
Reviewed on 23/05/2021 11:15
One of our favourites
The site is in such a beautiful area it’s hard to find anything to dislike.
The weather was grim but dodging the downpours we managed to cycle / walk to Flamborough Head (stunning scenery), Bempton Cliffs (very busy but still safely socially distanced), South Landing, North Landing, Bridlington sea front and Old Town.
Cycling is mainly on road and there are a few inclines but nothing is more than 3 or 4 miles away. There is a bus stop just outside the site if needed.
The site is quite open with very little character, it’s quiet but if it’s windy you’ll notice it! Facilities were kept to typical club standards.
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asdfg
Reviewed on 23/05/2021 08:59
Excellent Site
Excellent staff and site great location. Immaculate facilities . Great for exploring area. The only downside is getting on and off site on bikes. No gaps apart from using the pedestrian paths thru an awkward gate. Suggest one post left out of carpark restriction would be safer to use from a cyclists point of view.
A favourite site
We have stayed at this site several times in the past, is always consistent, this is a clean, modern and excellent site. Spacious pitches, plenty of grass areas around each pitch. Superb facilities, run by polite, friendly efficient wardens. We like the area, can walk to Bridlington, Sewerby, Danes Dyke. Nice to walk along the wide open pathways near the sea at Sewerby where this is also a dog friendly beach. Visit Filey, Flamborough, North Landing. Due to government guidelines showers not currently in use. Alternate toilets and privacy cubicles are open, also laundry and washing up area. System club have in place is to take a band out of Milton tub and hang on a hook outside toilet block, 4 people allowed at a time, then return band to liquid as you leave the facility. If 4 bands on hooks you queue outside. Simple enough, however we noticed on several occasions people obviously forgetting to return their bands as they left, so it looked as if 2 or 3 people were inside, when block was obviously completely empty. Could mean you are waiting outside when there is no need, so club might need to re-think system, people are just forgetting to do this, despite being clear instructions and a sign on door to remind you as leave. Blocks weren’t busy while we were there but this could be a problem once people are using them more. This is just human error as there is no advantage to be gained by someone leaving their band on the hook, realise the club is trying to use a system they believe to be the best for health and safety etc.
Lockdown ended - first days of freedom 2021
We arrived on the first day that the site was open. There was a eager queue of motorhomes and caravans waiting patiently to be allowed onto the site - but no driving around to find a pitch to your liking as the wardens had a pick-a-raffle-ticket-out-of-a-bucket 'blind' pitch allocation. It was fine, and we understood why it was done, but once everyone was in and settled we saw free pitches that we would have preferred.
We liked the fact that the site was 'open' and not many trees - there's nothing worse than being under a tree when it rains. However, we saw no rain at all and the sun shone as if to welcome everyone to being allowed to roam once again.
The site is level and we had to use the ramps to only slightly level the motorhome. We cannot comment on the toilets/showers because we were self-contained. The washing up facilities were very clean. The site was very well maintained and clean. Location is good and it's a tidy walk either by road or across the golf course to get to the coastal path and then the flat traffic-free walk into Bridlington.
Dufferstwo
Reviewed on 22/04/2021 22:28
Very Impressed with the Covid Arrangements
Just returned after 4 nights at the lively club site. It was very well organised with good system, sineage and sanitising stations. We have been waiting a long time and we felt very safe here. Well done to all the wardens and the Club. Thank you.
Large but perfectly formed
Having just spent 2 nights on this site, I would recommend this to families or people who love open space and being a bit nosey! Having been recently redeveloped, it lacks a lot of character, its very open and when the wind blows, boy does it blow! You can't fault the facilities, very clean and flat and new! It was full as we left so lots of motorhomes and caravans to look at - bit like a show at the NEC! Its a great site for chatting to your neighbours cause there's not much privacy to be had. It has a fab dog walk on site, and a short walk over the main road and through the golf course and you are on the headland at the far north end of Bridlington. Easy access to Sewerby Hall on foot and all the costal walks you could every want. Bit hilly, but lots of local bike rides, even if a little busy with road traffic. Lots of see and do on the coast, Flamborough Head and the RSPB at Bempton Cliffs (get there early if you are driving the carpark is small) If you have motorhome you don't need to use it to visit places, lots to see and do on foot. Highly recommend the Farm Shop/Cafe a short walk up the road Marton Manor - great lunches and tasty treats to tempt you.
jackiew99
Reviewed on 17/04/2021 19:38