You’ll find reaching out to Redcar Beach can be very rewarding. Set in some of England’s finest scenery and seaside, it’s a real delight. As a location for a caravan holiday home, it’s outstanding. You’ll find pretty much everything you want when you reach out to Redcar Beach.
Redcar Beach
North Yorkshire Beaches
You want beautiful beaches? Redcar Beach delivers.
It delivers big time. There are literally miles of superbly sandy beaches around Redcar. It’s a place of bays and cliffs, of big beautiful skies and vista like views. It’s dramatic. And what’s really lovely, is that at the same time as delivering such a superb slice of scenery, it also offers all the fun of the traditional seaside. There are loads of family attractions and things to do in Redcar.
The Redcar area is very much about the Yorkshire Coast. It’s forty five miles of those wonderful contrasts. Fabulous beaches, and fish and chips. History, geology and heritage as well as fun and facilities. You can stand and stare out to sea, but be just minutes from the moors. It might be wise though not to make any claims about which is the best seaside town in Yorkshire. There are a lot of candidates and such suggestions cause a lot of debate.
Saltburn-by-the-Sea
Towns around North Yorkshire and Cleveland
You want towns to visit? Redcar Beach delivers.
Also in Saltburn-by-the-Sea is a Tingdene Residential Park with an exciting new development and brand new residential homes soon available to purchase, at Hazelgrove Park. Head to Saltburn-by-the-Sea at the end of April to for the Hazelgrove open days.
Saltburn-by-the-Sea springs to mind. It’s a lovely place and the Saltburn Cliff Lift - one of the world’s oldest funicular railways - is a must see. Saltburn’s Victorian pier and marine parade are full of character. You can take a stroll through the Italian Gardens. It’s British seaside at its best.
Or, if you want to walk further, it’s worth remembering that Saltburn is on the Cleveland Way National Trail. That’s a 109 mile walk through the North Yorkshire coast. (You don’t have to do it one go!). It will take you to Whitby, with its Abbey and, of course, its legendary literary connections (You do know about Dracula, right?) Whitby is world famous.
Staithes is somewhere definitely worth a visit. If you want all the character of cliff top paths and cobbled streets, Staithes has it all.
At Redcar you’re only a few miles east of Middlesbrough. A town steeped in British history and at the heart of Teeside, Middlesbrough is a thriving hub of culture, dining, events, entertainment and shops.
What’s so great about the area is that you can indulge in a bit of retail therapy when the fancy takes you, or you can strike out for the majesty of the great outdoors. And talking of the great outdoors…
The panoramic view on top of Roseberry Topping by Adam Young via Unsplash
Holidays in North Yorkshire
You want more? And moors? Redcar Beach delivers.
You have to go to Roseberry Topping. Sometimes called The Yorkshire Matterhorn, this iconic hill is well worth the walk. The views are outstanding. James Cook, the explorer, walked here as a young man. There’s a monument to him, and a museum in nearby Staithes.
Roseberry Topping is 1049 feet (320m) high and so distinctive that it’s become a symbol of the area. It’s even echoed in the Teeside International Airport logo. Although not officially the highest point in the North York Moors it’s a vital part of this wild and wonderful part of Yorkshire’s Moors. A good start point for information is the National Trust who have lots of facts and data on where to walk and what to look out for. Visit
Restaurants in Redcar
You want great food and drink? Redcar Beach delivers.
The Yorkshire Coast area has never been better provided for when it comes to fine food and drink. Whitby alone boasts the Whitby Brewery and Whitby Gin Distillery.
Any quick trip around the websites will show you the plethora of places to eat in the Redcar area. From traditional fish and chips at Oliver’s to Thai cuisine at Lemon Grass there’s something for everyone. Hotels, pubs and restaurants offering really great for and drink are are an integral part of the the part of Yorkshire.
Caravans for sale in Redcar
You want a top quality caravan park? Redcar Beach delivers.
Redcar Beach Caravan Park is brilliantly located, just east of the River Tees and daily walkable from Redcar. It’s seriously well appointed and close to amazing facilities including a championship golf course. Redcar Racecourse is there too. All of that as well as the beaches and countryside. It’s a Tingdene Lifestyle site and they have caravans there for sale right now. Or, if you have your own static caravan already you can arrange to move it to Redcar Beach. So if you fancy a change of scenery - there’s lots of scenery to savour here. Nobody said a static was totally static.
So why have a caravan holiday home at Redcar Beach?
See above! Just look at everything Redcar Beach and North Yorkshire offers. This is an ideal location with so much to see and do within easy reach of your own UK holiday home. When you have a UK static caravan holiday home you have a base; somewhere to spend time with your family and friends. Somewhere to be your home, from home. And, if location is a key factor in having a holiday home, Redcar Beach is a location that unlocks all the potential of your holiday home future. Reach out…
