Overview of Burton Constable Holiday Park 

Burton Constable Holiday Park is an East Yorkshire holiday park in Sproatley, near Hull with Withernsea and Hornsea on the coast an easy drive away. The park sits in 100 acres of countryside and woodland, with lakes, parkland and Burton Constable Hall nearby. It feels more like a stay on a historic estate than a standard roadside holiday park.

The setting is a big part of the appeal. Guests have lakes, woodland, open space and estate scenery around them, with Hull, Beverley, Hornsea and the East Yorkshire coast all within reach. Burton Constable Hall is close by, giving guests a heritage day out almost on the doorstep.

Accommodation includes caravans, lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches, camping and cottages. This gives the park a broad appeal for families, couples, dog owners in selected accommodation, touring guests and people who want a countryside base near the coast.

Facilities include Lakeside Bar, Parkland Kitchen, Woodland Store, children’s play area, dog run, facility blocks, electric vehicle charging and free WiFi in on park amenities. There are also events and live acts at selected times, but guests should check what is running for their dates.

Dogs are welcome in selected accommodation and the park has dog friendly amenities, including a guest dog run. Guests travelling with pets should check the individual accommodation before booking.

Why is Burton Constable Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• 100 acre countryside and woodland setting in Sproatley.
• Beside the Burton Constable estate, lakes and arboretum.
• Caravans, lodges, glamping, touring, camping and cottages available.
• Lakeside Bar and Beer Garden on the park.
• Parkland Kitchen, café, ice cream parlour and Woodland Store.
• Fishing, lake walks and arboretum access.
• Guest dog run and dog friendly options.
• Touring pitches with electric hook up.
• Children’s play area and modern facility block.
• Around 8 miles from the East Yorkshire coast.
• Close to Hull, Beverley, Hornsea and The Deep.
• Tripadvisor rating of 4.6 out of 5.

What makes Burton Constable Holiday Park different from a standard touring park?

Burton Constable Holiday Park is part of a wider estate setting, with lakes, woodland, an arboretum, fishing and Burton Constable Hall close to the pitches and accommodation. The park also has the Lakeside Bar, Parkland Kitchen and Woodland Store, so guests have food, drink and essentials on site without losing the countryside feel.

Can you fish at Burton Constable Holiday Park?

Yes. Fishing is one of the main activities at Burton Constable Holiday Park, with lake fishing available on the park. The setting also gives guests lake walks, woodland areas and arboretum access, so it works well for a quieter East Yorkshire break built around the grounds.

Caravans, Lodges, Touring and Glamping at Burton Constable Holiday Park

Burton Constable Holiday Park has caravans, lodges, glamping pods, touring pitches, camping and cottages. Guests can book self catering accommodation for a short break, bring their own caravan or motorhome, or stay in a tent during the camping season.

The caravans are set up for East Yorkshire breaks, with living space, kitchen facilities, bedrooms and bathroom facilities depending on the unit booked. Features can include TV, kitchen equipment, bed linen, towels, heating, outdoor seating and parking.

The lodges give guests another style of stay, with more space in selected units and layouts that suit couples, families or groups depending on the accommodation booked. Some lodges are pet friendly, while others are pet free, so guests should check the exact unit before booking.

The glamping pods are a simple way to stay close to the lakes without bringing a tent. Standard pods are dog friendly and are heated and weatherproof, with access to nearby park facilities, including showers and toilets.

Touring and camping guests can choose grass or hardstanding pitch options, with electric hook up available on selected touring pitches. Dogs are accepted on touring stays, but guests should still check the current park rules before booking.

Park Facilities at Burton Constable Holiday Park

Burton Constable Holiday Park has food, drink and practical facilities on site, without losing the estate feel around it. Lakeside Bar gives guests somewhere for drinks, Parkland Kitchen serves hot food and Woodland Store covers café items, ice cream and everyday groceries.

Families have a children’s play area, while dog owners have access to dog friendly spaces and a guest dog run. These details make the park easier for guests who want to spend part of the day close to their accommodation.

Touring, camping and glamping guests have access to facility blocks with showers, toilets, wet room facilities and washing areas. The park also lists electric vehicle charging, laundry stations, baby changing areas, hairdryers and pot washing basins among its facilities.

Free WiFi is available in on park amenities. The wider setting adds a lot to the stay, with lakes, woodland, parkland and walks giving guests space to be outdoors without always needing to leave the park.

Burton Constable suits guests who want an East Yorkshire break with food, drink, countryside, dog friendly facilities and a choice of accommodation styles.

Places to Visit Near Burton Constable Holiday Park

Burton Constable Hall is the obvious place to visit from the park. The hall, stables, parkland and gardens are nearby, giving guests a heritage day out without a long drive. It is especially useful for families, couples and anyone who enjoys historic houses, gardens and estate walks.

Hull is a short drive away and gives guests a bigger day out, with The Deep, museums, shops, the marina, restaurants and the old town. It is a strong option for wet weather, shopping or a full day away from the countryside.

Beverley is another good day out from Burton Constable, with its market, independent shops, restaurants, historic streets and Beverley Minster. It gives guests a more traditional East Yorkshire town visit, with plenty of places to eat and browse.

Hornsea is one of the easiest coastal trips, with its beach, promenade, shops, Hornsea Mere and places to eat. The East Yorkshire coast is also within reach for Withernsea, Bridlington, Spurn Point and Bempton Cliffs, depending on how far guests want to travel.

For guests staying close to the park, the surrounding lanes, lakes, woodland and parkland give plenty of scope for walks, dog exercise and slower days outdoors.