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Northorpe
Located in Hornsea and only 49 km from The Spa Scarborough, Northorpe provides accommodation with quiet street views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Burton Lodge Guest House & Spa
Providing garden views, Burton Lodge Guest House & Spa in Brandesburton provides accommodation, pool with a view, an indoor pool, a garden, a terrace and a bar.
Darceys in the Yard
Boasting garden views, Darceys in the Yard features accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 10 km from Skipsea Castle Hill.
Eastfield Cottage
Boasting a hot tub, Eastfield Cottage is located in Leven. Situated 13 km from Skipsea Castle Hill, the property features a garden and free private parking.
Ashburnam Guest House
Ashburnam Guest House is located in Hornsea, 10 km from Skipsea Castle Hill, 28 km from Hull New Theatre, and 30 km from Hull Arena.
Fishtail House - Stylish Apartments minutes from the sea
Situated in Hornsea, the recently renovated Fishtail House - Stylish Apartments minutes from the sea features accommodation 10 km from Skipsea Castle Hill and 28 km from Hull New Theatre.
The Vale @Barmston
Located in Barmston in the East Riding of Yorkshire region, The Vale @Barmston features a balcony.
Serenity Station
Set in Hornsea, the recently renovated Serenity Station offers accommodation 10 km from Skipsea Castle Hill and 28 km from Hull New Theatre.
May Rose Cottage
Housed in a historic building, May Rose Cottage provides accommodation with a garden and free WiFi in Sigglesthorne, 13 km from Skipsea Castle Hill.
Mill Farm Shepherds Hut
Mill Farm Shepherds Hut, a property with a terrace, is set in Great Driffield, 1.1 km from Skipsea Beach, 42 km from The Spa Scarborough, as well as 43 km from Peasholm Park.
What guests said about Skipsea:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
Skipsea is an ideal base location for bridlington, and North...
Skipsea is an ideal base location for bridlington, and North Yorkshire coast line. The facilities are what you would expect for a campsite, but the clubhouse is a good walk. There are a couple of get downs, but these are not suitable for people unsteady on the legs, this is due to coastal erosion which occurs yearly during spring and hightides. Use willy tide times on Google.markUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Although you can no longer access the beach of Skipsea due...
Although you can no longer access the beach of Skipsea due to it being unsafe to do so - it is eroding at a tremendous and tragic rate, it isn't much of a drive to Bridlington which has the north and south beaches. The north beach is dog friendly and is a great place to visit, the parking is reasonable and the toilets are free. The south beach is where the shopping and food is and has a gluten free menu at the fish and chip restaurant near the sea. Bridlington has a great promenade, from the North beach and is great for if you don't like walking on the sand or have a wheelchair.AAnonymousUnited Kingdom
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