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Yorkshire
From windswept moors to walled cities
Yorkshire holidays and caravan parks
Yorkshire's the largest county in Britain, with stunning coastal and wild moorland views, mixed with bustling modern towns and cities. Yorkshire holidays have always been popular – Scarborough's long been well known as a top seaside resort, on the same coast as slightly less famous names like Filey, Whitby and Bridlington. For smaller, quainter places to visit, there are buckets of little fishing communities like Robin Hood's Bay and Runswick Bay, all along the coast of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
Parks in the region
Our parks in Yorkshire
Our Yorkshire holiday parks are all near – or right on top of – some of the country's best beaches. Many of these stretch for miles beneath craggy cliffs, making the Yorkshire coastline a destination all of its own.
Blue Dolphin, Primrose Valley and Reighton Sands are near Filey, where you can follow the Cleveland Way along the cliff's edge. Thornwick Bay, our newest park, is a bit further along the coast in Flamborough. And Far Grange, our Yorkshire park exclusively for holiday home ownership is in Skipsea – if you're a golfer, this is the place for you, with a challenging 18-hole golf course.
Touring and camping in Yorkshire
Pitch, park and relax
If you’d like to bring your own tent or tourer to Yorkshire, we’d love to welcome you to Haven. You’ll find pitches for both at Blue Dolphin, Reighton Sands and Thornwick Bay and pitches for tourers at Primrose Valley. We have great facilities and different types of pitches to choose from. And you’ll be able to join in with all the usual Haven fun with your free Fun Pass included in your booking.
Explore Yorkshire
Places to visit
Rugged scenery and grand resorts
Explore the area
The infamous Yorkshire Moors are just a short drive from our parks. There are great family events held here regularly, or you can just put on your walking boots and explore their rugged beauty.
A little further afield, the walled city of York is just over an hour's drive away. It's got fantastic shopping and wonderful restaurants as well as a real sense of history. That's all on top of piles and piles of tourist attractions like York Minster, the JORVIK Viking Centre, and York Dungeon.
Places to visit in YorkshireHeight and age restrictions may apply to some activities and facilities, some may also incur a moderate charge. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult when using the pool. During busy periods entry to the pool may be restricted for your safety. To fish in the lake you must be a holder of a current rod licence.