Welcome

Redcar Beach Caravan Park is situated on the coast of the North Sea to the East of the River Tees and Middlesbrough, the park adjoins Cleveland Golf Club and the beach, which is part of one of the longest unbroken stretches of beach in England.
To the south is Guisborough and the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park and to the East is Marske-by-the Sea and Saltburn-by-the-Sea the Cleveland Hills are to the south and were mined for iron ore in the 19th & 20th centuries.

The park is within walking distance of Redcar Town Centre where a full range of leisure and shopping facilities are available.

Imagine spending your leisure time surrounded by the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the attractive Coastal Resorts of Whitby and Staithes.

With this much variety and beauty available it's time to grab the inspiring seaside lifestyle Redcar Beach Caravan Park has to offer whilst it's still available!

Out and About

After a hard day's shopping or sightseeing, there's nothing quite so relaxing as a meal out, Among and endless choice of hotels, restaurants, bistros, cafes and pubs, you're sure to find quality foods to suit your pocket. Fresh from the sea, lobsters and crabs are a speciality along this coast. Buy them live direct from the 'cobles' on Redcar beach.

Within Redcar & Cleveland there are many attractions to suit all tastes, whether you are interested in Maritime, Industrial or Natural Heritage then Redcar & Cleveland is the location for you.

Each year the unique appeal and contrasts of Redcar & Cleveland attract more and more visitors and holidaymakers, the first place you'll head for is most likely the coast. And why not? It rightly deserves its status as a Heritage Coast.

At Redcar, for example you'll discover a family resort with flat sandy beaches which stretch all the way down the coast to Saltburn. Here the elegant Victorian town with darker smuggling connections marks a change in the coastal landscape; from sandy beaches to a land of rocky sea cliffs.

You can climb to the highest to the highest point on the entire east coast of England at Boulby, but to really enjoy the coastal scenery take a walk along the famous clifftop Cleveland Way footpath which runs the length of the coast from Saltburn.You'll be in good company too, because one of Cleveland's most famous sons - Captain James Cook - had his first glimpse of the sea from these cliffs.

Location

In the heart of Tees Valley, sandwiched between the North York Moors National Park and the Heritage Coast of Cleveland and North Yorkshire you will find the Borough of Redcar & Cleveland. An area of contrasts and surprises!

With towering cliff faces and rolling countryside you can truly get away from it all. There's something for everyone with a wealth of attractions and events, sporting and leisure facilities, retail therapy and gastronomy, nightlife and wildlife and a fantastic range of accommodation. We can't always guarantee the weather will be warm; but you can be certain the people are.

Redcar is a traditional seaside resort that caters for all ages and interests. It has flat sandy beaches, excellent shopping facilities and entertainment venues, top class restaurants and a wealth of historical interest. Add to this a museum, cinema, flat themed promenade, amusements and a racecourse, you are sure to find everything you need for a perfect and memorable stay.