The Grange Campsite, Flamborough, Bridlington, East Yorkshire

The Grange is a family run, friendly campsite situated on the unique peninsula of Flamborough Head on a working farm. The site is within walking distance of the village of Flamborough which is steeped in fishing history, with unspoilt chalk built houses, the remains of a castle and welcoming village pubs, as well as a small supermarket, newsagents, post office and fish and chip shop.

Flamborough Headland is part of the Heritage Coast with its impressive natural beauty, majestic coastal scenery and abundant and special wildlife. Flamborough Head is the major seabird colony in England and the RSPB site at Bempton Cliffs, accessible from The Grange, is the only mainland breeding site for the spectacular gannet in Great Britain. Safe viewing areas have been built on top of the sheer 300 foot high cliffs. June and July are hugely popular months as the puffins arrive on these cliffs to nest alongside Guillemots, Kittiwakes and Razor Bills. The sight, sound and smell of 200,000 seabirds is a memory that will last forever.

The Grange is particularly suited to people who want to enjoy this Heritage Coast, discover the unspoilt beaches of Flamborough and their many caves, visit nearby Bridlington, Filey or Scarborough. Whitby and the North Yorkshire Moors being within easy driving distance as are The Wolds and the historic city of York.

The campsite itself is well appointed overlooking gently rolling farmland and pony paddocks. There are shower and toilet facilities with electrical hook-ups available all year round. Well behaved pets are welcome at no extra cost.

There are 20 pitches without electric hook-up and 70 pitches with electric hook-up.

Rates: From £10 per night.
Groups by arrangement.
Open all year round.