Open for viewing 7 days a week / 365 days a year with Holiday Homes from deposits as low as £99 deposit and move in, to suit all tastes and budgets - Unbeatable Value!

We have a HUGE selection of both NEW and Pre-owned caravans to choose from, some which include balconies & established plots.

Call us today for your FREE Brochure and information pack.

Own your own caravan on our park from as little as £99 deposit and move in.

Fantastic range of caravans in stock to choose from - come and view today.

The Deep

www.thedeep.co.uk

Experience the dramatic story of the world's oceans, from the dawn of time and into the future at Hull's award-winning 'submarium', home to over 3500 fish including spectacular sharks and rays! Highlights include Europe's deepest viewing tunnel and a glass lift ride through the 10m deep tank. Explore the Twilight Zone, the world's largest exhibition featuring weird animals from the depths, and slime! Where you can discover how animals ooze, stick and slide to survive.

Fort Paull

www.fortpaull.com

The last remaining fortress of the Napoleonic era in Yorkshire. With history dating to Tudor times and strong civil war connections, scheduled ancient monument incorporating museum, armories, waxworks tableaux, licensed restaurant, tearooms, junior assault course. Period artillery, classic military vehicles. Home to worlds only remaining Blackburn Beverley transporter aircraft.  Cannons, kings and wonderful things are there for you all when you pass through the gates of old Fort Paull.

Beverley Maze

www.beverleymaze.com

Come and explore the maze, solve the fun quiz trail and climb the towers to get a birds-eye view!  We offer other activities for all ages including: Hay Bail Mountain, Go-Karts, Sand Pit, Football Game and Trampolines.  Enjoy a range of light refreshments in our picnic area including: Soft Drinks, Ice Creams, Sandwiches, Hot Dogs and Burgers.  The farm was started in 1932 by the Clappison family who still run it to this day and have made their annual Maze a firm family day out favourite throughout the summer.

York Dungeon

www.thedungeons.com

See the York Dungeon at its most shocking yet, as using state of the art fire and smoke effects the Dungeon burns a witch to the bone before the eyes of petrified visitors. York Dungeon combines 2000 years of dark history with 10 live shows and 7 actors to create 1 unique experience. From the Torture Chamber to the Great Plague, Labyrinth of the Lost to the Judgement of the sinners. This is one of the most exciting, despicable and interactive days out you will ever experience!

Withernsea Seaside Town

Withernsea boasts a magnificent Promenade, ornamental gardens with free concerts in summer, fishing and traditional seaside attractions. An annual Steam Rally and Parade, Carnival, Water Safety Day and a Summertime Special.  With miles of sandy beaches and plenty of family entertainment, Withernsea is perfect for a relaxing day at the seaside, and enjoys the atmosphere of a smaller, more traditional resort.  Withernsea beach has maintained its Blue Flag status.

Hornsea

Hornsea has an incredibly long seafront. The beach at Hornsea is made up of fine golden sand and shingle, and features a newly-developed promenade.  Hornsea has maintained its Blue Flag status. The beach marks one end of the Trans-Pennine Trail, the nearby town, famous for its pottery, is a conservation area with historic houses dating to the 15th century and a parish church from the 12th century.  Don’t miss out on a trip to Sullivans, one of the area’s long established and loved fish and chip shops.

Bridlington

Bridlington North is an award winning Blue Flag sand and shingle beach with wide promenades backed against the impressive Flamborough cliffs. Bridlington is the ideal location to relax and just watch the constant bustle of the busy harbour. Bridlington South Beach was given a Quality Coast Bucket and Spade Award for the first time this year. The visitor can enjoy a wide range of traditional restaurants as well a variety of modern establishments.

Scarborough

South sands are a large sandy bay with good facilities, child friendly amenities and are popular with families. There is a working inner harbour with a small fishing fleet and outer harbour for pleasure boats and yachts. There are boat trips around the bay or along the coast. A handy cliff lift provides easy access to the town centre in minutes.The historic Spa lies at the south end of the beach. Heading north along the beach you will find amusements cafes and restaurants along with the traditional seaside stalls.

Burstwick Country Golf

www.burstwickcountrygolf.co.uk

The golf course is an 18 Hole Par 70 plan with a very “Inland Links” feel, set in and around 2 fields belonging to the Golf Club.  There are a whopping 73 bunkers and 6 water hazards on the course to challenge players on every hole offering a risk-reward opportunity on each shot.  This is what golf is all about - when you're playing well you are rewarded with birdie and par chances but if you are off target then the hazards will make sure you go home with sand in your clothes and water in your shoes! Opened in Late 2011 was it’s new facilities & Cafe Nineteen, the new bar and lounge open to the public not just members, definately worth a visit.

Beverley Racecourse

www.beverley-racecourse.co.uk

A great day out for everyone at Beverley Races. Theme days, attractions and entertainment during the season. A firm favorite when visiting the East Riding of Yorkshire.  An exciting season of racing awaits you at Beverley Racecourse.  From sipping champagne in the stylish Premier Enclosure to enjoying a picnic right at the heart of the action in the Course Enclosure, there really is something for everyone at Beverley Races!  From special family days to the popular ladies days, there really is something for everyone.

St. Patricks Church

The church (dating back to the 14th century and long known as the Queen of Holderness because of its size and splendor) remains the most distinguishing feature of this important Holderness community and dominates the surrounding countryside. Although much of the history Patrington was, like any other East riding community, dominated by the needs of farming, the importance of the sea in it’s growth should not be underestimated. A creek called Patrington Haven lay about a mile from this busy Holderness community and the inhabitants used to boast of the former excellence of their harbour.

The Market Place at Patrington

Patrington is an extremely well serviced village and you will find just about everything you could need in and around the market place including:

Local shops

P Rowbotham Chemist

M WIlson Butchers

Olivers Bakery

Edmunds Fruit & Veg

Costcutter Store

Londis Store

Petrol Station, garage & car wash

Vowles DIY

Millenium Flowers

Local Takeaways

Newtons Fish & Chips

La Picallino takeaway

Amys Tea Rooms & Cafe

Best Chopstick Chinese

First Chinese

Tandori Delight Indian

Beverley Westwood

The Beverley Westwood is an open space on the edge of Beverley; it makes an ideal place for families to enjoy many activities including dog walking, ball games and eating outside on the lush green pastures. Cattle and sheep roam freely grazing on the pastures throughout the summer months.  The wellbeing of the pastures is overseen by the Pasture Masters, a group of men elected from the Freemen of Beverley each March.  Popular throughout the year and great sledging in winter!

East Yorkshire

This is ideal walking country with gentle hills, tranquil dales, picturesque villages, country pubs and attractive farmsteads. You can enjoy impressive viewpoints across an open landscape and the network of footpaths and bridleways is excellent. This coupled with friendly Yorkshire hospitality makes a visit well worthwhile.  “Walk the Wolds” walk packs may be purchased from Beverley Tourist Information Centre.  Such is the beauty of the area that it has inspired world-renowned artist David Hockney.

The local area to Patrington Haven Caravan Park is full of good places to visit.

There is something to suite everyone from Days out, local Beaches, Leisure and Hobbies, Local Shops and lots of countryside walks.

Open for viewing 7 days a week / 365 days a year with Holiday Homes from deposits as low as £99 deposit and move in, to suit all tastes and budgets - Unbeatable Value!

We have a HUGE selection of both NEW and Pre-owned caravans to choose from, some which include balconies & established plots.

Call us today for your FREE Brochure and information pack.

Own your own caravan on our park from as little as £99 deposit and move in.

Fantastic range of caravans in stock to choose from - come and view today.

The local area to Patrington Haven Caravan Park is full of good places to visit.

There is something to suite everyone from Days out, local Beaches, Leisure and Hobbies, Local Shops and lots of countryside walks.

Jorvik Viking Centre

www.jorvik-viking-centre.co.uk

At JORVIK Viking Centre you are standing on the site of one of the most famous and astounding discoveries of modern archaeology. Between the years 1976-81 archaeologists from York Archaeological Trust revealed the houses, workshops and backyards of the Viking-Age city of Jorvik as it stood 1,000 years ago. These incredible findings enabled them to build the JORVIK Viking Centre on the very site where the excavations had taken place, creating a groundbreaking visitor experience that enabled you to experience life in Viking-Age York.

Royal Armouries

www.royalarmouries.org

Royal Armouries is the United Kingdom’s National Museum of Arms and Armour, including artillery. As a museum we have a duty of care for these objects, to keep them, study them and increase our knowledge of them, so that this can be passed to future generations along with the objects themselves.

North Yorkshire Moors Railway

www.nymr.co.uk

With our magnificent steam engines, beautiful rural stations and smartly uniformed staff, a visit to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway is like taking a step back in time.

From the smoke and steam pouring from the engines to the cosy wood- panelled carriages and friendly conductor service, the railway is both lovingly preserved and charmingly authentic

It’s also the perfect starting point for a day out, whether you’re travelling between the rugged Yorkshire villages, hiking on the wind swept moors or spending a day by the seaside in Whitby.