Overview of Holderness Country Park near Withernsea

Holderness Country Park is on Southfield Lane in Tunstall, East Yorkshire. The park has a rural setting close to the Holderness coast, with Tunstall Beach around 700 metres away and Withernsea a short drive from the park. 

Accommodation is based around self catering lodges, with options sleeping 2 or 4 guests. The listed lodges include WiFi, kitchen facilities, living space, bedrooms, bathrooms, outdoor seating and parking. 

The park is best understood as a quiet lodge retreat rather than a large facilities park. Coarse fishing is available on site, and the small pond or fishing lake is one of the clearest reasons to choose it for a slower East Yorkshire break. 

Tunstall Beach is the nearest coastal spot, while Withernsea adds the promenade, beach, shops, places to eat and Withernsea Lighthouse Museum. Hornsea, Beverley, Hull and Spurn Point are the main wider places to consider from this part of the Holderness coast. 

A holiday here suits guests who want lodge accommodation close to the coast, with fishing on the park and local beaches nearby. The location gives straightforward access to Tunstall, Withernsea, Hornsea and Spurn without staying in a busier seaside town. 

Tripadvisor rates Holderness Country Park at 4.6 out of 5 from 20 reviews. Booking review data gives the park a 9.4 out of 10 score from 23 reviews. 

Why is Holderness Country Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Quiet lodge retreat in Tunstall, East Yorkshire.
• Tunstall Beach is around 700 metres away.
• Self catering lodges sleeping 2 or 4 guests.
• Coarse fishing available on site.
• Withernsea is a short drive away.
• Withernsea Lighthouse Museum and the seafront are nearby.
• Hornsea, Beverley, Hull and Spurn Point are all useful places to visit from the park.
• Tripadvisor rating of 4.6 out of 5.

Why take a holiday at Holderness Country Park?

Holderness Country Park gives guests a quiet lodge stay close to the East Yorkshire coast. The main reasons to stay are the self catering lodges, on site fishing, Tunstall Beach nearby and easy access to Withernsea, Hornsea, Beverley, Hull and Spurn Point.

Where is Holderness Country Park?

Holderness Country Park is on Southfield Lane in Tunstall, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU12 0JF. Tunstall Beach is around 700 metres away, Withernsea is a short drive away and Hornsea, Beverley, Hull and Spurn Point can all be reached by car.

Lodges at Holderness Country Park

Holderness Country Park feature self catering lodge accommodation for short breaks, with stays that suit couples and small families. The park has a tidy, quiet feel, with most of the stay centred on the lodge, the countryside setting and days out along the East Yorkshire coast.

Marvell Lodge is designed for two guests and has one bedroom, bathroom facilities, open plan living space and a large south facing deck. It suits couples who want a quiet lodge stay with countryside views and somewhere comfortable to return to after days out around Withernsea, Roos and the coast.

Heaton Lodge sleeps four guests and has two bedrooms, open plan living space, kitchen facilities, a Smart TV, high speed broadband and south facing decking. The layout gives couples or small families more room for a longer break, with a main bedroom and a second bedroom with twin beds.

The Amy Johnson Lodge also sleeps four guests and has two bedrooms, open plan living, kitchen facilities, bathroom space and outdoor decking. Depending on the lodge booked, features can include bed linen, towels, heating, double glazing, kitchen appliances, TV, WiFi and parking.

The short break lodges checked through Hoseasons are listed as pet free. Guests travelling with dogs should check the individual accommodation before booking.

Park Facilities at Holderness Country Park

Holderness Country Park is mainly about the setting, the lodges and the quiet feel of the site. The main features are the fishing lake, open countryside views, WiFi listed for short break guests and a dog walking area for well behaved dogs.

The fishing lake gives guests a relaxed way to spend time outdoors without leaving the park. It is one of the clearest reasons to choose Holderness for a slower East Yorkshire break, especially for couples or guests who enjoy time by the water.

The lodges are self catering, so guests have kitchen and living space within their own accommodation. This makes the park feel more private, with evenings often spent in the lodge, on the decking or heading out locally for food and drinks.

Withernsea is only a few minutes away by car for shops, pubs, restaurants, the seafront, the leisure centre and Withernsea Lighthouse Museum. Roos is even closer and has everyday village facilities, including a general store, post office, butcher, doctors and pubs.

The park has a dog walking area, but rental lodge pet rules vary and some listed lodges do not accept pets. Guests bringing a dog should check the lodge details before booking.

Places to Visit Near Holderness Country Park

Holderness Country Park is well placed for the East Yorkshire coast. Tunstall Beach is close to the park, giving guests access to sea air, beach walks and quiet time by the water without a long journey.

Withernsea is only a few minutes away by car and is the nearest main seaside town. Guests can walk along the seafront, visit Withernsea Lighthouse Museum, use the leisure centre or stop for food and everyday shopping. It is the easiest coastal day out from the park.

Roos is even closer than Withernsea and is handy for day to day basics. The village has a general store, post office, butcher, doctors and pubs, so guests do not always need to drive into a larger town for essentials.

Hull is within reach for a bigger day out, with The Deep, museums, shops, the marina and places to eat around the city centre. Beverley gives guests a more traditional market town visit, with shops, cafés, restaurants, Beverley Minster and historic streets.

Further along the coast, Bridlington offers beaches, harbour walks and classic seaside attractions. Spurn Point is one of the most distinctive places to visit from this part of East Yorkshire, with big skies, wildlife and a more open coastal landscape.