Whitby Holiday Park

Beach Life

Magnificently perched above the sweep of Saltwick Bay, this park commands spectacular views of the coastline in a beautifully rural cliff top setting. To complete the panorama, the striking silhouette of Whitby Abbey pierces the skyline, dramatically defining the point at which the moors meet the sea.

Wildlife

The moody ruins of Whitby Abbey, made famous by Bram Stoker’s Dracula, provide a stunning backdrop to the beaches in this area, where bathing, rock pooling and fossil hunting are popular pastimes. Secluded coves, sandy beaches and pretty fishing villages play host to an array of wildlife, where the sound of the waves, the freshest sea air and an abundance of seabirds can be enjoyed.

Explore Coast Life

The Cleveland Way provides walkers with access to unparalleled views from the coast path, whilst cyclists can exploit the vista from the former Scarborough to Whitby railway line.

A bus runs from Whitby to local coastal attractions and driving is a pleasure on the beautifully scenic rural roads, which lace between moor and seashore.

Great for Mast & Past Life

Whitby is another local treasure, a quaint maritime town with cobbled streets, picturesque terracotta tiled houses and unique shops selling specialities such as Whitby Jet, locally smoked kippers and nautical memorabilia.

The Captain Cook Museum, Dracula Experience, restaurants, cafes, galleries and sea shanty inns give Whitby a cosy seaside ambience whilst the busy, boatbobbing harbour and the dramatic cliffs which guard it remind visitors of another world, which has lured travellers and fishermen of old, to the deep blue sea beyond the harbour wall.

Live it all again

With its’ fabulous location, immaculate facilities and friendly on-site managers,Whitby Holiday Park has the kind of appeal which makes visitors want to return again and again to relive the magic of a memorable holiday.