Overview of Burton Constable Holiday Park
Burton Constable Holiday Park is an independent family run park set within approximately 100 acres of countryside and woodland near Sproatley in East Yorkshire. This park stands beside the wider historic Burton Constable Estate, with lakes, mature trees, walking routes and views across the surrounding parkland.
Visitors can stay in caravan holiday homes, lodges, cottages or glamping pods. The self catering accommodation ranges from compact one bedroom choices for couples to larger three bedroom lodges sleeping up to eight guests. Pet friendly accommodation is available, while the cottages within the historic walled garden sleep up to six.
Touring caravans, motorhomes and tents are also welcome. Guests can choose grass or hardstanding pitches with electric hook up, with modern showers, toilets, washing facilities and an accessible wet room close to the touring and camping areas.
Two fishing lakes form an important part of the setting. Guests can also explore the 30 acre arboretum, bluebell woods, walled garden and walking routes through the grounds. Burton Constable Hall can be reached on foot from this park, with admission arranged separately through the historic attraction.
The Lakeside Bar provides drinks, live sport and entertainment beside the water, while the Parkland Kitchen serves hot food. The Woodland Store combines a convenience shop with breakfast, coffee, ice cream and light refreshments.
Burton Constable Holiday Park is ideal for couples, families, dog owners, anglers and visitors planning a countryside break within driving distance of Hull, Beverley and the East Yorkshire coast.
Burton Constable Holiday Park at a Glance
| Park information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Sproatley near Hull in East Yorkshire |
| Setting | Approximately 100 acres of countryside, woodland and lakes |
| Holiday accommodation | Caravan holiday homes, lodges and cottages |
| Capacity | Accommodation for two to eight guests |
| Glamping | Heated pods sleeping four to six guests |
| Touring and camping | Grass and hardstanding pitches with electric hook up |
| Dogs | Welcome in selected accommodation and on designated pitches |
| Fishing | Fishing available on the north and south lakes |
| Food and drink | Lakeside Bar, Parkland Kitchen and Woodland Store |
| Family facilities | Children’s play area, woodland walks and open grounds |
| Heritage | Arboretum, walled garden and walking access to Burton Constable Hall |
| Other facilities | Free WiFi in park facilities and electric vehicle charging |
| Best for | Couples, families, anglers, dog owners and countryside holidays |
Why is Burton Constable a Great Holiday Park?
• Caravan, lodge, cottage, glamping, touring and camping holidays in one park
• Approximately 100 acres of woodland, lakes and landscaped grounds
• Fishing available on two lakes within this park
• A 30 acre arboretum with more than 200 varieties of trees, plants and shrubs
• Lakeside bar, hot food kitchen, café and convenience shop
• Dog friendly accommodation and a secure exercise area
• Burton Constable Hall and its historic parkland accessible on foot
• Hull, Hornsea, Withernsea and Beverley within driving distance
FAQs About Burton Constable Holiday Park
Where is Burton Constable Holiday Park?
Burton Constable Holiday Park is on Park Road at Sproatley in East Yorkshire. Hull is approximately ten miles away, while the beaches at Hornsea and Withernsea can normally be reached in around 25 minutes.
What accommodation is available?
Visitors can choose from one, two and three bedroom caravan holiday homes and lodges, three bedroom cottages and several types of glamping pod. Touring and camping pitches are also available.
Are dogs welcome at Burton Constable?
Dogs are welcome in selected caravan holiday homes, lodges, cottages and glamping pods and on designated touring and camping pitches. Pet friendly holiday accommodation normally accepts up to two dogs.
Can guests go fishing?
Fishing is available on the north and south lakes. The north lake has an area prepared for easier access, while other sections provide more challenging fishing among lilies and aquatic vegetation. Charges and fishing rules apply.
Is there a shop at Burton Constable?
The Woodland Store sells groceries, locally sourced produce, household items and holiday essentials. It also serves cooked breakfasts, hot snacks, coffee, ice cream and desserts.
Can guests visit Burton Constable Hall?
Burton Constable Hall can be reached on foot from the holiday park. The Hall, historic rooms and wider visitor attraction operate separately, so guests should check current opening dates and admission charges.
Accommodation at Burton Constable Holiday Park
Burton Constable Holiday Park offers caravan holiday homes, lodges, cottages and glamping pods for couples, families and groups of up to eight guests.
The one bedroom holiday accommodation sleeps two and provides space for couples. Two bedroom caravan holiday homes and lodges sleep four guests, normally with one double bedroom and one twin bedroom.
Three bedroom accommodation generally sleeps six. Current layouts include a principal double bedroom with twin or bunk bedrooms, an open plan living area, fitted kitchen and private bathroom facilities.
The largest current lodge sleeps up to eight guests. It has three bedrooms together with additional sleeping space in a separate sunroom, making it appropriate for larger families or groups sharing a holiday.
Holiday homes and lodges include cooking facilities, a living and dining area, television, heating, bed linen and towels. Selected lodge accommodation also has a large wraparound deck with outdoor furniture.
Pet friendly choices are available within the one, two and three bedroom range, normally accepting up to two dogs. Pet free accommodation is also available.
The cottages occupy positions beside the historic walled garden. They sleep up to six guests in three bedrooms and provide larger living areas, fitted kitchens and private outdoor seating. Selected cottage features include log burners, ensuite facilities and utility rooms.
Accommodation Choices at Burton Constable
| Accommodation type | Main features | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| One bedroom holiday home | Self catering accommodation for two guests | Couples and shorter breaks |
| Two bedroom holiday home | Accommodation for four with double and twin bedrooms | Couples and smaller families |
| Two bedroom lodge | Wider living space, fitted kitchen and outdoor decking | Families and couples sharing |
| Three bedroom lodge | Accommodation for six with family living and dining space | Families and groups |
| Large three bedroom lodge | Three bedrooms, additional lounge sleeping and space for up to eight | Larger families and groups |
| Pet friendly accommodation | Selected one to three bedroom choices accepting up to two dogs | Visitors bringing pets |
| Three bedroom cottage | Accommodation for six beside the historic walled garden | Families and shared holidays |
| Glamping pod | Heated accommodation for four to six guests | Couples and family glamping |
Glamping at Burton Constable Holiday Park
The glamping range includes standard, deluxe and self contained pods positioned close to the lakes, play area and central facilities.
Standard pods sleep up to four guests. They include heating, electricity, a television, shelving and sleeping platforms, with guests bringing their own bedding and camping equipment.
Deluxe pods sleep up to six and contain a four poster bed, bunk beds and a double futon. Mattresses and heating are included, while guests use the nearby glamping toilet and shower building.
The self contained pods sleep up to five. These include a double bed, bunk beds, a single pull out bed, compact kitchen, seating and dining space and a private shower room.
| Glamping type | Capacity | Washing and cooking facilities |
|---|---|---|
| Standard pod | Up to four | Shared toilets and showers |
| Deluxe pod | Up to six | Shared toilets and showers |
| Self contained pod | Up to five | Private shower room and compact kitchen |
| Dog friendly pod | Up to four | Available within selected standard accommodation |
Touring and Camping at Burton Constable
Touring caravans, motorhomes and tents can stay on grass or hardstanding pitches. Electric hook up is available, with the touring fields positioned close to the lakes, play area and main facilities.
| Pitch or facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Grass touring pitch | Grass surface with electric hook up |
| Hardstanding pitch | Firm surface with electric hook up |
| Camping pitch | Grass tent pitch with electric and non electric choices |
| Seasonal touring | Seasonal hardstanding pitches available |
| Facility building | Showers, toilets, accessible wet room and washing area |
| Dogs | Welcome on designated pitches |
| WiFi | Free within the main park facilities |
| Vehicle charging | Electric vehicle charging points available |
Practical Accommodation Information
| Information | What guests should know |
|---|---|
| Holiday home capacity | Accommodation sleeps between two and eight guests |
| Cottage capacity | Current cottages sleep up to six |
| Glamping capacity | Pods sleep between four and six |
| Holiday home check in | From 4pm |
| Holiday home check out | By 10am |
| Standard and deluxe pod check in | From 3pm |
| Standard and deluxe pod check out | By 11am |
| Dogs | Selected accommodation accepts up to two |
| Linen and towels | Included with holiday homes, lodges and cottages |
| Glamping bedding | Guests using standard and deluxe pods bring their own |
| Parking | Available close to the accommodation |
| Smoking | Hired accommodation is non smoking |
Accommodation layouts and facilities differ, particularly between caravan holiday homes, lodges and cottages. Guests should check the bedroom arrangement, dog policy, outdoor space and bathroom facilities before booking.
Park Facilities at Burton Constable Holiday Park
Burton Constable Holiday Park has facilities for food, drinks, fishing, walking and family holidays while retaining the countryside character of its lakes and woodland.
The Lakeside Bar sits beside one of the lakes and Capability Brown bridge. It has indoor seating and a beer garden, with drinks, live sport and entertainment from visiting singers and performers on selected dates.
The Parkland Kitchen is beside the bar and serves hot food, snacks and weekly specials. Locally sourced ingredients are used where available, including produce from within the Burton Constable Estate.
The Woodland Store combines a convenience shop, café and ice cream parlour. Guests can buy groceries, fresh produce and household items, order a cooked breakfast or stop for coffee, hot snacks and desserts. Indoor and outdoor seating is available, and dogs are welcome.
The children’s play area is close to the lake and touring field. Families can also explore the arboretum, bluebell woods and walking routes through the grounds.
A secure dog run is provided near the entrance, with further dog walking routes around this park. Electric vehicle charging and free WiFi in the principal facilities are also available.
Facilities at Burton Constable Holiday Park
| Facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Lakeside Bar | Drinks, beer garden, live entertainment and televised sport |
| Parkland Kitchen | Hot food, snacks and weekly specials |
| Woodland Store | Groceries, locally sourced produce and household essentials |
| Woodland café | Breakfast, coffee, hot snacks, ice cream and desserts |
| Fishing lakes | Fishing on designated areas of the north and south lakes |
| Children’s play area | Outdoor play equipment close to the touring field |
| Arboretum | Approximately 30 acres containing rare trees, plants and shrubs |
| Walled garden | Historic garden within the park grounds |
| Bluebell woods | Seasonal woodland walks |
| Dog exercise area | Secure run near the entrance |
| Electric vehicle charging | Charging points available within this park |
| WiFi | Free connection within the central facilities |
| Touring washrooms | Showers, toilets and an accessible wet room |
Fishing at Burton Constable
Fishing is available on both lakes. The north lake has a cleared area close to the children’s play area, providing more accessible fishing for visitors with less experience.
Other sections of the north lake and the south lake contain more lilies and vegetation. These areas are generally better for experienced anglers comfortable with more challenging conditions.
Fishing must take place from designated areas, and permits or charges apply. Guests should obtain the current rules and information from reception before starting.
Lakeside Bar and Entertainment
The Lakeside Bar provides a place to meet for drinks beside the water. Major sporting events are shown across several rooms, including football, rugby, cricket, darts, motor racing and boxing.
Live singers and other performers appear on selected dates, with a broader programme during weekends and holiday periods. The beer garden welcomes families and dogs.
Parkland Kitchen and Woodland Store
The Parkland Kitchen serves evening meals, snacks and changing specials beside the Lakeside Bar. Food is normally served in takeaway packaging, allowing guests to eat beside the lake or return to their accommodation.
The Woodland Store is open during the daytime for breakfast, groceries and refreshments. Its combination of food, drinks and essential supplies reduces the need to leave this park for smaller purchases.
Historic Grounds and Walking
Visitors can explore the arboretum, walled garden, lakes and woodland within the park. The arboretum contains more than 200 types of trees, plants and shrubs and is managed with wildlife conservation in mind.
Burton Constable Hall is reached by walking across the estate from the holiday park. Hall admission, guided visits and seasonal events operate separately from the holiday accommodation.
Places to Visit Near Burton Constable Holiday Park
Burton Constable Holiday Park is positioned between Hull and the Holderness coast, giving visitors access to historic houses, beaches, market towns and family attractions.
Burton Constable Hall is immediately beside this park and can be reached on foot. Visitors can explore the Elizabethan house, historic collections, stables, exhibitions and wider parkland during its advertised opening dates.
Hull is approximately ten miles away. The Deep is one of the city’s best known family attractions, with large aquariums containing sharks, rays, turtles and penguins. Hull Old Town, the marina and several free museums provide further choices for a city day out.
Beverley is approximately 15 miles away. The town is known for Beverley Minster, its market squares, independent shops and restaurants. Beverley Westwood provides open grassland and walking close to the centre.
Hornsea can normally be reached in approximately 25 minutes. Visitors can spend time on the beach and promenade, walk around Hornsea Mere or visit family attractions and shops around the town.
Withernsea is also approximately 25 minutes away for its beach, promenade and inland lighthouse museum. The town provides a quieter East Yorkshire seaside day out than the larger resorts further north.
Spurn Point combines beaches, dunes, saltmarsh and wildlife habitats at the mouth of the Humber Estuary. Bridlington and Flamborough Head provide further choices for longer coastal days out.
Nearby Places to Visit
| Place to visit | Approximate journey | Main reason to visit |
|---|---|---|
| Burton Constable Hall | Walking distance | Historic house, collections, parkland and exhibitions |
| Sproatley | Around 5 minutes | Village shops, pubs and local services |
| Hull city centre | 10 miles or around 20 minutes | Museums, shopping, marina and Old Town |
| The Deep | Around 11 miles or 20 to 25 minutes | Aquarium, sharks, rays and family exhibitions |
| Beverley | 15 miles or around 25 to 30 minutes | Minster, markets, shops and restaurants |
| Hornsea | Around 12 miles or 25 minutes | Beach, promenade, Hornsea Mere and family attractions |
| Withernsea | Around 14 miles or 25 minutes | Beach, promenade and lighthouse museum |
| Humber Bridge | Around 20 miles or 30 minutes | Riverside walks and views across the Humber |
| Spurn Point | Around 25 miles or 40 to 45 minutes | Wildlife, dunes, beaches and estuary scenery |
| Bridlington | Around 29 miles or 45 minutes | Beaches, harbour and seaside attractions |
| Flamborough Head | Around 33 miles or 50 minutes | Clifftop walks, lighthouse and seabirds |
Distances and journey times are approximate and can increase during weekends, school holidays and busy periods on the coast.
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