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In October when the kids are at school, this site is ideal for retirees who wish for peace and quiet. We had 3 nights and enjoyed our time here. There is plenty to do on this coast and the weather was good enough for a picnic on Fraisthorpe beach, parking is right on the edge of the sea and only £2.00. Flies were a problem, and didn't seem to respond to killer spray, just had to remember to close the fly-screens, particularly the door. Love the music in the toilet block, complainers should get a life.
Several other reviews mention lots of flies, but we saw none. Perhaps the dreaded radio in the toilet block drove them away - particularly Chris Evans. How can it be considered fair to everyone with compulsory radio 2 playing all the time? If it were turned off, nobody would be upset. With it on, several are, including the flies. I like Classic FM, but when I have visitors I don't force them to listen to it. That would be rude. Good location for walking or driving around with lots to see, but if we have to stick with radios playing in the toilet block, please put a warning in the site information, then we can avoid them, leaving these sites to those who want them.
Bri n Jan
Reviewed on 24/09/2015 14:39
We stayed for 4 nights 7-11 Sept all the wardens friendly and very helpful, our initial pitch 36 provided easy access to the toilet block, we opted to move after the first night, the couple on pitch 37 with friends from 38 spent until after 11pm socializing in their awning, the distance from their awning to our motorhome was slight (we overheard every word) it would have been far better if they had gathered in the pitch 38 awning at least this was facing the friends car&caravan and their socializing would not have been as easily heard. In addition the bloke on pitch 35 drove onto the opposite recently vacated ‘serviced pitch’ 43 (early departure) and hosed his car down (unbelievable) the wardens sensitively addressed this. Next day we moved to pitch 60 and had a really splendid time, thanks to our new neighbours. This site is well run and the staff are constantly working to keep it in an immaculate condition the toilet block is superb. Advice from the warden re TV signal failure (our aerial failed) was greatly appreciated The location is ideal for access to Flamborough and nearby Sewerby Hall, the coastal pathway to Bridlington is a must. This was our third visit to this spotless site, the wardens are dedicated and keep everything in excellent condition there is no evidence of wear and tear that is evident on the mature sites.
jpmag99
Reviewed on 14/09/2015 19:58
Great site. Easy access (we used M62/A614 to avoid Garrowby Hill). Large pitches, very level due to tiered landscaping. Upper part of site seemed windier, lower part more sheltered but a longer trek to facilities. Very nice shower block but not super powerful showers, extremely well kept and spotless, great wardens. Nice play area, much enjoyed by our visiting family sprogs. A few miles out of Brid itself. Fish and chips at 149 were scrumptious, best in ages! We hired a beach chalet for the week from East Riding Council for that classic British seaside holiday experience. Highly recommended as beaches are superb.
Re parking in Brid: free next to bowling green and non-seaward side of road above Princess Mary Promende. We used South Cliff: £3.50 all day at park and ride with unlimited Land Train and bus included for up to 7 people. Bargain.
tilda1509
Reviewed on 02/08/2015 13:00
