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Sandy Park

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Sandy Park

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Overview of Sandy Park

Sandy Park is a small family run glamping site at Crimdon on the County Durham coast. The accommodation stands beside Crimdon Dene nature reserve, with views towards the sea and Crimdon Beach only a few minutes away on foot. 

The current holiday range includes four self contained glamping pods sleeping two guests and a converted cottage sleeping four. Each property has its own kitchen area, private shower room, heating, WiFi and outdoor space. 

A private wood fired hot tub is included with every current accommodation choice. The pods have a furnished garden or veranda, while Stable Cottage has an enclosed courtyard with outdoor furniture and space for its hot tub. 

Two of the pods welcome one dog. The remaining two pods and Stable Cottage are pet free, allowing visitors to choose the arrangement that suits their holiday. 

Walking routes lead from Crimdon onto the King Charles III England Coast Path and the wider Durham Heritage Coast. Crimdon Dene Beach is known for its long sandy shoreline, dunes and seasonal little tern nesting area. 

Sandy Park is ideal for couples planning a coastal hot tub break and smaller families booking the cottage. Hartlepool, Castle Eden Dene, Seaham and Durham city can all be reached for days away from the accommodation.

Sandy Park at a Glance

Site information Details
Location Crimdon on the County Durham coast
Setting Beside Crimdon Dene nature reserve
Beach A few minutes from Crimdon Beach on foot
Accommodation Four glamping pods and one converted cottage
Capacity Accommodation sleeping between two and four guests
Hot tubs Private wood fired hot tub with every property
Bathrooms Private shower room within every property
Dogs One dog accepted in two designated pods
Included facilities WiFi, heating, linen, towels and electricity
Outdoor space Private garden, veranda or enclosed courtyard
Walking Direct access to coastal and nature reserve routes
Best for Couples, hot tub breaks, coastal walking and smaller families

The pod range consists of Beach Hut, Boat House, Dene View and Seagull. Stable Cottage provides the larger four guest accommodation. 

Why is Sandy Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Glamping setting a few minutes from Crimdon Beach
• Four self contained pods designed for two guests
• Converted cottage sleeping up to four
• Private wood fired hot tub with every property
• Private kitchens, shower rooms and outdoor areas
• Two designated dog friendly pods
• Coastal and nature reserve walks from the accommodation
• Hartlepool, Seaham and Durham city within reach

FAQs About Sandy Park

What accommodation is available at Sandy Park?

Sandy Park currently has four one bedroom glamping pods sleeping two and Stable Cottage sleeping four. Every property has a private bathroom, kitchen area and outdoor hot tub. 

Does every property at Sandy Park have a hot tub?

Yes. Every current pod and Stable Cottage has its own private wood fired outdoor hot tub. 

Are dogs welcome at Sandy Park?

One dog is welcome in Boat House and Dene View. Beach Hut, Seagull and Stable Cottage are currently pet free. Pet charges apply to the two dog friendly pods. 

Are the glamping pods self contained?

Yes. Each pod has a double bed, private shower room and an open plan living, dining and kitchen area. French doors lead to an individual garden or veranda. 

How many people can stay in Stable Cottage?

Stable Cottage sleeps up to four guests. It has a double bed and bunk beds, together with a shower room, open plan living space, kitchen and enclosed courtyard. 

How far is Sandy Park from Crimdon Beach?

The beach is only a few minutes away on foot. The route also provides access to Crimdon Dene and the coastal walking paths.

Accommodation at Sandy Park

Sandy Park offers four self contained glamping pods for couples and a converted cottage for up to four guests. All five properties have a private outdoor hot tub, kitchen facilities, shower room and furnished outdoor space. 

The pods each sleep two in a double bed. Their open plan interiors combine the sleeping area with seating, dining space and a compact kitchen. A separate shower room contains a toilet, washbasin and shower.

Kitchen facilities are designed for preparing drinks, breakfasts and uncomplicated meals. Current pod facilities include appliances such as a microwave, fridge, kettle, toaster and small hob, although visitors should check the individual accommodation details when booking. 

French doors open onto a private garden or veranda with outdoor furniture. Each pod also has a wood fired hot tub and a small firepit, with logs available from the site. 

Two pods accept one dog, while two are pet free. The dog friendly choices have the same main sleeping, bathroom, cooking and hot tub facilities as the remaining pod accommodation. 

Stable Cottage sleeps four using a double bed and bunk beds. The converted stable has a larger open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area, a shower room and an enclosed courtyard with furniture and a private hot tub. 

WiFi, a television with Freesat, bed linen, duvets and towels are included. Beds are prepared before arrival, and the accommodation is double glazed and centrally heated. 

Accommodation Choices at Sandy Park

Accommodation type Main features Best for
Couples glamping pods Double bed, kitchen, shower room, garden and hot tub Couples and solo breaks
Dog friendly pods Self contained pod facilities with one dog accepted Couples bringing a dog
Stable Cottage Double bed, bunk beds, larger living space and hot tub Smaller families and groups

All current accommodation has a private hot tub, WiFi, heating, linen, towels and outdoor furniture. 

Visitors with mobility requirements should contact Sandy Park before booking to discuss entrance steps, surface conditions, internal space and access to the hot tub. No specifically adapted property is currently identified within the booking range.

    Guest Facilities at Sandy Park

    Every property at Sandy Park has its own private wood fired hot tub. The hot tubs are positioned within the individual garden, veranda or courtyard attached to the accommodation. 

    The pods and cottage are self contained, with a private shower room and kitchen facilities. Heating, hot water and electricity are included, allowing guests to book coastal breaks during different seasons.

    WiFi and a flat screen television with Freesat are provided within the accommodation. Bed linen, duvets and towels are supplied, and the beds are prepared before arrival. 

    Private outdoor space is included with each booking. Garden furniture provides seating for meals and drinks outside when the weather is nice, while small firepits are available with the pod accommodation. 

    On site parking is provided for guests. The location also gives direct access to walks through Crimdon Dene and onto the Durham coast.

    The Dunes Café overlooks Crimdon Beach nearby and serves hot and cold food, drinks and ice cream, with indoor and outdoor seating. 

    Main Facilities at Sandy Park

    Facility Information
    Private hot tubs Wood fired outdoor hot tub with every property
    Self catering Kitchen facilities within each pod and cottage
    Private bathrooms Shower room and toilet within every property
    WiFi and television Included within the accommodation
    Outdoor space Private garden, veranda or courtyard
    Firepits Small firepits available with the pod accommodation
    Parking On site parking for guests
    Walking access Coastal and nature reserve routes from the site

    The exact kitchen layout, pet policy and outdoor arrangement depend on the property booked.

Places to Visit Near Sandy Park

Crimdon Dene Beach is a few minutes from Sandy Park on foot. The long sandy shoreline provides space for beach walks and picnics, while the surrounding dunes form an important habitat for wildlife. Little terns arrive from West Africa during the nesting season, when protected areas are fenced to safeguard their eggs and chicks. 

The Crimdon section of the Durham Heritage Coast has a circular walking route of approximately three miles. Longer walks can follow the England Coast Path towards Blackhall Rocks, Castle Eden Denemouth and Seaham. 

Hartlepool is approximately ten to fifteen minutes away. The town has a marina, places to eat, the National Museum of the Royal Navy Hartlepool and the historic Headland. 

Castle Eden Dene National Nature Reserve is within a short drive. This steep sided wooded valley supports more than 450 plant species, together with birds, roe deer and other wildlife. Marked walks include routes through ancient yew and oak woodland. 

Seaham is approximately 20 to 25 minutes away and has a marina, clifftop views, beaches, cafés and restaurants. Visitors can also see the Tommy First World War sculpture and explore the seafront. 

Durham city is approximately 15 miles from Sandy Park. Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle form part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, while the city also has riverside walks, historic streets, shops and places to eat. 

Nearby Beaches, Towns and Attractions

Place to visit Approximate journey Why visit
Crimdon Dene Beach A few minutes on foot Sandy beach, dunes, wildlife and coastal walks
Dunes Café A short walk Food, drinks, ice cream and beach views
Castle Eden Dene Approximately 10 minutes Woodland routes, plants and wildlife
Hartlepool Approximately 10 to 15 minutes Marina, museums, shops and the Headland
Seaton Carew Approximately 15 minutes Beach, promenade and coastal walks
Dalton Park Approximately 15 to 20 minutes Outlet shops, restaurants and cinema
Seaham Approximately 20 to 25 minutes Marina, beaches, cafés and clifftop views
Durham city Approximately 25 to 30 minutes Cathedral, castle and historic centre

Journey times are approximate and can vary according to trafficand seasonal conditions.

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