Overview of Beverley Holiday Park

Beverley Holiday Park is an edge of town holiday park on Hull Road near Beverley in East Yorkshire. It sits just off the A164, giving guests easy access to Beverley town centre, Hull, the Yorkshire Wolds and the East Yorkshire coast.

The park is a good choice for guests who want a practical base rather than a holiday park built around pools, clubs and evening entertainment. It has holiday homes, static caravans, touring pitches, lakes, dog friendly options and a children’s play area.

The location does a lot of the work here. Beverley is close enough for shops, pubs, restaurants, markets and historic places, while supermarkets, coffee stops and local services are nearby. That makes the park useful for self catering guests, touring visitors and families who want everyday essentials within easy reach.

Beverley itself is the main reason to stay in this area. Guests can visit Beverley Minster, walk across Beverley Westwood, spend time around the market squares or plan a day at Beverley Racecourse. Hull, Hornsea, Skipsea, Bridlington and the Yorkshire Wolds are all realistic days out by car.

Why is Beverley Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Quiet holiday park on the edge of Beverley.
• Approximately 2 miles from Beverley town centre.
• Self catering holiday caravan accommodation available.
• Pet friendly accommodation available in selected options.
• Communal children’s play area on the park.
• Reception on site.
• 44 acre park with lakes and open space.
• Local supermarkets, food outlets and amenities are close by.
• Beverley Minster, Beverley Westwood and Beverley Racecourse are nearby.
• Hull is approximately 15 minutes by car.
• Hornsea, Bridlington and the East Yorkshire coast can be reached for days out.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.4 out of 5.

Why take a holiday at Beverley Holiday Park?

Beverley Holiday Park gives guests a quieter East Yorkshire caravan break close to one of the county’s best market towns. It suits families, couples and dog owners who want self catering accommodation near Beverley, with shops, places to eat, countryside walks and coast days all within reach.

Where is Beverley Holiday Park?

Beverley Holiday Park is in Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 0TA. The park is just off the A164, approximately 2 miles from Beverley town centre, with Hull, Beverley Westwood, Beverley Racecourse, Hornsea, Bridlington and the East Yorkshire coast all within reach by car.

Accommodation at Beverley Holiday Park

Accommodation at Beverley Holiday Park includes caravans, touring pitches for caravans, campervans and motorhomes. This gives guests a choice between a self catering holiday home stay and a more flexible touring break.

The holiday home range varies by unit, but available details show two bedroom layouts with a double bedroom and either a twin bedroom or bunk bedroom. Some accommodation also includes a pull out bed or sofa bed in the living area, which may help families who need extra sleeping space.

Typical holiday home features include a living area, dining space, kitchen facilities, flatscreen TV with Freeview, microwave, bed linen, towels, gas and electricity. Some accommodation has doors leading onto a private terraced area with seating. Pet friendly options are available on selected units, so guests should check the exact accommodation before booking.

Touring guests have hardstanding pitches with electric hook ups, with some listings also referring to water and drainage. The park is open all year, which makes it useful for short stays, weekly holidays and seasonal touring.

The accommodation is best for guests who want a simple, well placed East Yorkshire base. Beverley is close by, the coast is within reach and the park has enough practical facilities for a straightforward self catering or touring break.

Park Facilities at Beverley Holiday Park

Beverley Holiday Park has practical facilities for touring guests, families and self catering visitors. The park has toilets, showers, laundry facilities, WiFi, electric hook ups, waste disposal and a children’s play area. These are the facilities that matter most for guests using the park as a base for Beverley and the surrounding area.

The park has lakes within the grounds, giving the site a more open feel and adding interest for guests walking around the park.  The children’s play area, is great for younger children. Dogs are welcome, although they need to be kept on a lead and supervised. That makes the park a perfect option for guests planning walks around Beverley Westwood, the coast or the countryside.

Local amenities are close by, which is a real advantage. Supermarkets, coffee stops, shops and food options are a short distance from the park, while Beverley town centre has a wider choice of pubs, restaurants, markets and independent shops.

The official park information refers to fishing lakes, a bar and restaurant as planned facilities. Until those are confirmed as open, the safest way to describe Beverley Holiday Park is as a practical, dog friendly holiday base with useful facilities nearby.

Places to Visit Near Beverley Holiday Park

Beverley town centre is around 5 to 10 minutes by car from Beverley Holiday Park. It is the first place guests should explore, with Beverley Minster, market squares, independent shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes. The town has enough to fill a relaxed morning or afternoon without needing a long drive.

Beverley Westwood is around 10 minutes away by car and is one of the best local places for a walk. It has wide open pasture, views back towards the town, space for children and good dog walking routes. Beverley Racecourse is also nearby and works well for guests staying during the racing season.

Hull is around 15 minutes by car and gives guests a very different type of day out. Families may want to visit The Deep, while adults can explore museums, galleries, the marina, theatres and places to eat around the city centre.

Hornsea and Skipsea are around 25 to 30 minutes away and are useful coastal options. Hornsea has a beach, promenade, shops and Hornsea Mere, while Skipsea gives guests another East Yorkshire coast choice without a long journey.

Bridlington is around 40 minutes by car and works well for a bigger seaside day, with beaches, harbour walks, amusements and fish and chips. For countryside days, the Yorkshire Wolds can be reached in around 30 minutes, with walking routes, villages and quieter rural scenery away from the coast.