Scarborough is a possibly the oldest tourist resort in the country, dating back to 1626 and still remains a top tourist destination. There are two main reasons why Scarborough in Yorkshire is such a hit, first it has two great beaches in the town and second, there is loads going on in Scarborough, it is a place where you can never get bored as there are attractions galore. 

With all of this, there are lots of Yorkshire holiday parks in Scarborough and along the coast like Cayton Bay, Gristhorpe and Cloughton. From stunning 5 star Scarborough caravan parks and lodge parks, to great touring caravan parks and campsites overlooking the Scarborough coast and several more holiday parks inland around the rural Scarborough area. Click here to see all Yorkshire holiday parks on Caravan and Lodge Holidays.

Where Can You Explore From these Scarborough Caravan Parks?

The Scarborough south beach is really popular, a long sandy sweeping bay backed by the town with the harbour at one end. The promenade runs along the beach length and the beach is overlooked by the ruin of Scarborough Castle. This is one of the best traditional seaside town beaches, perfect if you want some sand for the kids, decent waves to play in, easy access and loads going on from donkey rides to amusement arcades, if you want a fun beach, this is it! The north beach is slightly quieter but still busy, a long stretch of sand and sometimes picks up decent surf, there is a popular boating lake behind the beach along with the Sea Life Centre and Peasholm Park, easy to access with busses running regularly to the town centre.

There is so much going on in and around Scarborough, you will never get bored. Scarborough Open Air Theatre is the largest open air theatre in Europe and holds regular events and concerts. Then you have a long list of things to do and places to visit. The Alpamere Waterpark is great for a family day out, visit Sealife Scarborough and learn about marine life, take a trip on one of two of Scarborough’s cliff tramways, go on the North Bay Railway and visit Peasholm Park and Scalby Mills. If you want a day getting wet, visit the North Yorkshire Aquapark, great fun, especially for families with older kids. You could take it easier and go on a donkey ride or visit Scarborough Castle or go on a fishing trip from the harbour.

Why Visit these Lodge and Caravan Parks in Scarborough?

As Scarborough is one of the nation’s favourite seaside towns, there are a lot of lodge and caravan parks in Scarborough and the surrounding beaches like Cayton Bay, Gristhorpe and Cloughton. There are 5 star parks with pools, entertainment, playgrounds and lots of activities. There are numerous touring caravan parks in Scarborough and the coastal area with electric hook ups for motorhomes and caravans. There are campsites galore around Scarborough and some unique glamping options. From caravans and camping to luxury lodges, Scarborough has a great selection, much like the town!

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Frequently Asked Questions About Scarborough and Cayton Bay Caravan Parks and Holiday Parks

What are the best caravan parks in Scarborough and Cayton Bay?

Scarborough and Cayton Bay caravan parks are among the most popular on the North Yorkshire coast. Holiday parks in Scarborough offer a mix of seafront locations and countryside settings just outside the town, while caravan parks in Cayton Bay provide a quieter coastal base south of Scarborough. Nearby destinations such as Filey, Seamer and Hunmanby add further variety to this stretch of coastline.

Are there holiday parks in Scarborough and Cayton Bay near the beach?

Yes, many holiday parks in Scarborough are located close to North Bay and South Bay, both known for sandy beaches and promenade walks. Caravan parks in Cayton Bay provide direct access to a sweeping sandy beach popular for coastal walks and water activities. Guests can also explore the dramatic headland at Scarborough Castle and the scenic coastline towards Filey.

Can I stay in a lodge at a holiday park in Scarborough or Cayton Bay?

Several caravan parks in Scarborough and Cayton Bay offer lodge accommodation alongside traditional static caravans. Lodges typically feature open plan living areas and private decking, appealing to couples and families seeking additional comfort. Staying at a Scarborough or Cayton Bay holiday park allows visitors to combine modern accommodation with access to the coast and nearby countryside within the North York Moors.

Are there family friendly holiday parks in Scarborough and Cayton Bay?

Scarborough holiday parks are especially well suited to family breaks due to the town’s wide range of attractions. Families staying in caravan parks in Scarborough often visit Scarborough SEA LIFE Sanctuary, Peasholm Park and the traditional amusements along the seafront. Cayton Bay offers a quieter alternative while remaining close to Filey and the beaches further along the coast.

Are dog friendly caravan parks available in Scarborough and Cayton Bay?

Many caravan parks in Scarborough and Cayton Bay offer pet friendly accommodation options. Coastal paths between Scarborough and Cayton Bay provide scenic walking routes, while inland trails within the North York Moors offer additional open space. Holiday parks in this area are often chosen by guests travelling with dogs due to the combination of beach and countryside access.

When is the best time to book a holiday park in Scarborough and Cayton Bay?

Holiday parks in Scarborough and Cayton Bay are busiest during peak summer weeks and school holidays. Booking early is recommended for accommodation close to the beach. Late spring and early autumn can offer a more relaxed atmosphere, ideal for exploring Scarborough’s seafront, visiting Filey and enjoying the wider North Yorkshire coastline without peak season crowds.