This a really good place for a short break away with family, it's a really friendly place, and…read moreplenty to do. The children won't get bored and if you don't stay on site it's really close to the beach too so you can go for a walk. The accomodation can be quite basic but it's clean and comfortable, the evening entertainment is good too and the kids really enjoy singing along with the characters.

Primrose Valley is a Haven Holiday site close to Scarborough, Bridlington and Filey. It is also in…read morea good location for visiting attractions like Eden Camp and Flamingo Land. Accommodation is mostly caravans however there are some chalets and a camp site. You get what you pay for really, if you pay for the cheapest caravsn then they are pretty basic, but for not an awful lot more money you can upgrade. There is plenty to do on site for young ones including kids clubs, swimming and other activities. There are also pubs and a club and a few places to eat and shop. As with anywhere with a captive audience these places can be pricey so my advice would be to arrive stocked up! If you shop beforehand and go steady you could have a nice bargain holiday for the family.

This is a lovely spot, well situated for exploring the area. The accommodation is well thought out…read moreand luxurious with lots of little touches to make your stay extra special. It's great to have a private hot tub although you are 'in sight' of other units and there are rules about the times it can be used. The site has a playground and small lake as well as a shared barbeque/picnic area and there is an on site bar (which we didn't visit). I would recommend Roseberry View as a romantic getaway rather than a family break.

This caravan park and campsite has a 5 star rating and I can see why. The facilities are second to…read morenone with an outstandingly modern and clean shower block with toilets and powder room for the ladies. The washing up room has sinks and draining boards for all the dishes that I didn't want to do in my caravan. It has an amazing laundry room with washer, dryer, sink unit, iron and ironing board - all excellent quality. And the best part for me is the grounds are so perfectly tidy, with pretty flowers especially this time in Spring, and the shop that sells all the essentials that I need (including chocolate & ice cream, which is great as I'm pregnant and this is all I crave at the moment). A stunning site, 5 star all the way - will definitely be regulars from now on.

One of the most peaceful carvan sites ever. No clubs or pubs, just the sound of the sea. A short…read morewalk along the cliffs and you are in Robin Hoods Bay. No dogs allowed though and it is closed from end sept to march. a lovely peaceful retreat.

A beautiful caravan park,on the north yorkshire moors,the owners are very friendly,i highly…read morerecommend it.

lovely little caravan park with beautiful grounds and all you'd need, owners very helpful and nice,…read moregreat experience can't wait to go back

Delightful secluded location, on very quiet country road, just outside a very quiet Commondale…read morevillage. Adjacent to station, but not affected by train noise. Cottage is detached from owners building next door, has its own fenced good sized, pretty garden. Exceptionally clean & modern traditional styling. Underfloor heating and wood burning stove to keep toasty on cooler days but a good suntrap in better weather. Open plan kitchen diner living room, well equipped with dishwasher & fridge freezer. 2 bedrooms, one twin & one double with own TV, both good size. Well fitted wetroom. Plenty of extra homely touches such as welcome pack, toiletries & cut flowers and air freshners. No mobile phone signal in cottage or really in Commondale, so you can really cut yourself off. Cottage has wifi but I found it a bit slow/erratic, hence the 4star. My creaky back didn't find the bed or sofa especially comfortable, individual taste though.

Cayton Bay in Scarborough is one of my favourite Holiday places…read more It is only a 15 minute bus/cab ride from Scarborough and the buses are about every half an hour. The Park itself is clean. You come in through the front gate and straight to reception. Lucky for us our caravan was right behind the reception building and about 50 yards from the entertainment complex. Our Caravan was also much more than we could have asked for. 3 bedrooms which meant that the children wouldn't have to share after all (according to my reservation we should have been in a 2 bed) There was heaters in all the rooms as well as a separate toilet and shower. The kitchen had a microwave and a Forman grill and the lounge area had a DVD player as well as Freeview and built in radio. It was obvious that we had secured a privately owned unit as there were a selection of games in the cupboard and little ornaments scattered about the caravan. As far as the entertainments go Park Resorts have their own characters. Firstly the hero of the hour is Sparky the rabbit along with his slightly more intelligent girlfriend Sparkle. The other character though was by far our favourite, he is Naarky the Nardvark. There is the usual kids club and every evening the entertainment for kids starts about 8pm with a show and games, prizes and of course the obligatory Party dances demonstrated by the Park resorts Teamstars. For the adults there was the the resident cabaret who were a band called Jinx. They are a family consisting of Dad on Bass, Son on Drums and the 2 daughters doing all the singing. In the club you have the usual Star bars and Wonder bar selling all the kids sweets, Slushes and glow in the dark accessories. It wouldn't be the same without them and you can also by the big 1yard cups to fill your kiddies full of fizzy pop. As far as eating out goes, there is the good old pub meals or a wonderful little take-away that does everything including Pizzas, kebabs and burgers. Just the perfect thing to take back to the caravan after you come out of the show. One thing I liked in the pub was the big comfy leather sofas. I was able to settle down on the Sunday afternoon and watch my footie team live on Sky. The camp isn't far from the beach. Just about a 5 minute walk. 1 drawback is it is a huge hill down to the beach but comes with fantastic breath-taking views. I did have to stop a few times walking back up though. This is definitely a place I would go again. Full thumbs up from me!!!

i like the cayton bay sight but have a few issues about the lack of paving to every caravan…read moreespecially those on the steep sloped areas of the site. last year during the heavy rains we had the site was in places very dangerous to walk on the saturated grass to get to your caravan door, i saw many people [old and young] slipping and falling because they had to "paddle" across the grass instead of having a solid pathway to walk on to their caravan. this was especially prevelent when people were unloading their cars on arrival and having to walk down steep slopes to their caravan--if paths were from the road and car parking areas to the doors the problem would not occur, what would health and safety say? come on park resorts spend some money and make it safe for all

The camphill is situated in the quiet whitby. The environment is very beautiful. All facilities are…read morein walking distance. You have several options in the camphill. There is the Food-center, where you can buy homemade jam. On the other side is the bakery where the bread and rolls, all prepared fresh.The people are all very nice and the supervisors are very open and helpful. We spent a lovely time in the camphill. Thanks and see you next time.