Shawn Riggs Caravan Park

Cleveland Way

National Trails

Follows 109 miles of dramatic North York Moors and Yorkshire coastline from Helmsley to Filey Brigg. Terrain varies from moorland plateaus with steep ascents to clifftop paths and coastal sections – challenging for families with young children, unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff edges. The constantly changing scenery rewards effort: ancient abbeys, sweeping heather moorland, and some of England's most spectacular coastal views including Whitby's harbo

Goathland to Grosmont Rail Trail

Follows a disused railway line through the North York Moors between two charming villages, offering a gentle, mostly flat route ideal for families, buggies, and dogs. The well-maintained trail surface makes for easy walking with minimal incline, passing through wooded valleys with glimpses of the Esk Valley Railway. Perfect for combining a scenic stroll with a steam train ride back, or visiting Goathland's famous *Heartbeat* filming locations and Grosmont's locomotive sheds.

King Charles III England Coast Path: Filey Brigg to Newport Bridge

National Trails

Follows dramatic clifftop terrain with moderate inclines and some steep sections near Scarborough's headlands. Not suitable for buggies due to uneven coastal paths, steps, and narrow cliff-edge sections, though older children who are confident walkers will manage fine. Dogs welcome on leads, especially near cliff edges and through towns. Delivers stunning North Sea views, historic Scarborough Castle overlooks, and characterful fishing villages—classic Yorkshire Coast walking with proper seaside

Centenary Walk

North Sea Trail, England