Whitby Campsites
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Ladycross Plantation Touring Caravan Park
A peaceful sheltered park ideal for exploring Whitby and the historic North Yorkshire coast as well as Heartbeat Country and the many beautiful villages in the NY Moors National Park. [more]
- Date Added: Feb 23, 2005
- Rating: 5.00
- Votes: 1
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Hooks House Farm
A small friendly, caring, family run campsite, situated on a working farm half a mile from Robin Hoods Bay on the B1447, within walking distance of the local pubs and shops. It is approximately 5 miles from Whitby and 20 miles from Scarborough.
Our aim is to provide a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere for everyone camping within a farming community.
Come and enjoy the panoramic sea and country views, clearly visible from every pitch. [more]
- Date Added: Nov 2, 2006
- Rating: 5.00
- Votes: 4
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Grouse Hill Caravan Park
Open from Easter to October, Grouse Hill is the perfect location to explore the surrounding North York Moors National Park, the heritage coastline of North Yorkshire and the seaside towns of Whitby (8 miles) and Scarborough (12 miles). The pretty fishing village of Robin Hood's Bay is just 4 miles from the site.
Set in the midst of spectacular scenery in North York Moors National Park Streching over 14 acres.
2 miles to nearest beach Ideal base for moor-land... [more]
- Date Added: Dec 15, 2006
- Rating: 4.88
- Votes: 8
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