Just returned from a week at Bridlington.  Very nice site indeed, but just a bit clinical in parts as the trees and bushes haven't fully grown yet and when looking in certain directions, a mass of white caravans is a little disappointing.  It will be lovely when the screening grows, as it is an incredibly peaceful site, set high up off the main road and well away from any traffic.  It has been designed as three separate sections.  The middle section has the best access to the superb, underfloor heated toilet block, but the lower section have a bit of a trek. It is immaculately maintained by lovely friendly wardens, who are really happy to give advice about the area.  RSPB Bempton Cliffs is nearby, with very cute puffins, gannets, kittiwakes, guillemots and razorbills.  It is a comfortable walk to Sewerby Hall and even Bridlington is walkable, along a lovely promenade or by land train for something different.  There are numerous eateries in the area and of course, a short drive up the coast takes you to Filey and Scarborough.  This is a lovely area and we heartily recommend this site.  Out of school holidays, it is perfect peace and quiet.