Aldbrough Caravan Park

The salt wind off the North Sea carries the cry of gulls inland across the flat East Yorkshire fields, and that's the soundtrack at Aldbrough — a straightforward coastal park where the land meets the waves without much fuss in between.

This one's set up for tourers and motorhomes rather than tents, so if you're planning a caravan tour of the Yorkshire coast or fancy pitching the campervan within reach of long, empty beaches, it'll do the job. The village itself is small and properly coastal — the kind of place where weathered coastal paths and big skies matter more than gift shops. Worth asking about dogs when you book if you're travelling with one.

Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, so it's best to ring ahead and check what's actually onsite — same goes for campfires, which may or may not be allowed depending on conditions and pitch type. Expect a no-frills, salt-aired stay rather than luxury glamping. The vibe's quiet and windswept, the sort of spot where you wake to seabirds and fall asleep to the sound of the tide working the shingle.