Parking in Bridlington

[RS SPIKE]

can anyone recommend a site or a place to overnight in Bridlington?
Thanks

 

[canopus]

The Ship Inn at Sewerby - used to be free but now charges due to people abusing the deal. Stay free - dine in the pub.

 

[Nigel L]

Stayed at the Ship Inn last Friday night.
£15 non member £10 for members, with £5 voucher if you spend more than £10 on food/drink.
Was ok, but quite noisy, as lots of kids in the pub play area.
Excellent position though.

 

[peterc10]

can anyone recommend a site or a place to overnight in Bridlington?
Thanks

You will be lucky. Visited it a couple of years ago and it would be difficult to find a more motorhome unfriendly place. Drove out and up the coast.

 

[RS SPIKE]

Stayed at the Ship Inn last Friday night.
£15 non member £10 for members, with £5 voucher if you spend more than £10 on food/drink.
Was ok, but quite noisy, as lots of kids in the pub play area.
Excellent position though.

Is that britstop?

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[GJH]

Is that britstop?

No, it's one of the MCC CLs which are branded as Nightstops through the MCC link with Practical Motorhome magazine.
Unlike the CC and C&CC, though, the MCC are happy for non-members to use their CLs.
See entry under North Humberside Here.

 

[BONZO]

The beaconsfield arms in Bridlington is ok for a stopover £6 pn it's just down from the new swimming pool . We go to the ship inn and lot better place good views and not noisy if u don't park a side of play area we was there Friday too. Nigel did u not see us we had the funster flag out .

 

[Techno]

The Yacht club at Wilsthorpe

 

[BONZO]

The Yacht club at Wilsthorpe

Andy tell me more about the yacht club do they charge do u have to book .

 

[GJH]

Andy tell me more about the yacht club do they charge do u have to book .

According to their <Broken link removed>, camping is just for RYYC members and their guests.
They do, however, rent out a rally field (we have stayed there with the C&CC) so if you are in one of the clubs it would be worth looking to see if there is a suitable rally.
Rallies are also often held just down the coast at Fraisthorpe.

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[Techno]

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[BONZO]

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Thanks for the info Andy and graham it looks a long way out of brid but it might be worth looking into . Thanks once again boys .

 

[Techno]

A bit over a mile walk or short bike ride

 

[GJH]

Thanks for the info Andy and graham it looks a long way out of brid but it might be worth looking into . Thanks once again boys .

It's a nice walk along the beach in good weather. If the weather isn't so good you can get a bus from the P&R stop (though I don't know if that runs all year).

 

[PeteH]

They also run the "land train" Easter to October?. From What was known as Belvedere Circle to the town. (or used to)

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[Reallyretired]

There is a caravan site out near the park and ride. Haven't stayed there though as I always stay in my brothers chalet down by the beach. There is a bus in high season or its a nice walk along the beach to town if the weathers reasonable.

 

[pappajohn]

You will be lucky. Visited it a couple of years ago and it would be difficult to find a more motorhome unfriendly place. Drove out and up the coast.

You obviously didn't drive far enough up the coast.....to Scarborough.

Oppps, just realised how old this thread is.