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Sand-Le-Mere is a fantastic place for a family holiday and is packed with facilities and activities. This is a very popular holiday park and it is easy to see why. Facilities on site include an outdoor heated pool which is a great place to cool off during the summer! There is also a fun adventure play ground for the children as well as an amusement arcade, pool tables and snooker. 10 pin bowling is fun for the whole family and adults will love the Jacuzzi and steam room.
Close by the popular resort of Withernsea has a great beach, promenade, shops and market to explore.
Accommodation at Sand-Le-Mere is in modern caravans. There are several to choose from so there is bound to be something to suit your budget. If you are splashing out then the Viking deluxe is the top of the range caravan with central heating and DVD player. It is also the most spacious being 12ft wide. This luxury caravan sleeps up to six people.
Larger families may prefer the Norman caravan which can sleep up to 8 people.
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Park Facilities
Additional charges may apply for some facilities
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Accommodation features
Very comfortable and well equipped caravans and luxury lodges.
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Sleeps
6 |
SaxonStandard 12ft-wide caravan with one double and one twin. No pets.
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6 |
Viking Deluxe12ft-wide luxury caravan with one double and one twin. Central heating. TV/DVD with Freeview.
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6 |
Viking12ft-wide caravan with one double and one twin.
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Sleeps
8 |
Norman12ft-wide caravan with one double and two twin.
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Sleeps
8 |
Saxon 3Standard 12ft-wide caravan with one double and two twin. No pets.
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8 |
Viking Deluxe 312ft-wide luxury caravan with one double and two twin. Central heating. TV/DVD with Freeview.
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Superior Lodge 2Luxury Lodge with one double and one twin. TV/DVD with Freeview. No pets.
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Superior Lodge 3Luxury lodge with one double with ensuite shower and two twin. TV/DVD with Freeview. No pets.
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This York attraction is educational as well as fun as you get to learn all about the Viking-Age city of Jorvik. Archaeologists from York Archaeological Trust revealed the houses, workshops and backyards of the Viking-Age city of Jorvik, as it stood 1,000 years ago. You get to travel around in a unique state of the art time capsule. For a more realistic experience you might get a blast of smoke from the blacksmith's furnace. It is recommended that you book ahead during school holidays as this popular attraction gets very busy. |
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Madhyamaka Meditation Centre a unique and very special centre in the Yorkshire moors offering amazing meditation experiences for experts and novices. The beautiful setting really ads to the experience and the gorgeous grounds are abundant with wildlife including Squirrels, Deer and Birds including Red Kites. The centre is now offering a special weekend retreat for families which includes family friendly guided meditations as well as fun activities such as face painting, games and a barbeque. |
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Scarborough Sea Life and Marine Sanctuary is an excellent choice for a day trip if you are enjoying a family holiday in the Yorkshire region. A stroll around this fascinating centre takes customers on a journey beneath the waves and allows encounters with many strange, beautiful and fascinating creatures of the deep. Everything from the common starfish to the mighty shark can be seen. The otters, seals and penguins are very popular and feeding time is a real highlight. There are also regular talks and demonstrations throughout the day. Outside there is a children's play area and picnic spot but there is also a restaurant onsite. Family tickets are available at just £46.80 but huge savings available by calling into one of the Tourist Information Centres in Scarborough, Whitby or Filey.
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No matter where you are staying in the Yorkshire region a visit to Castle Howard is a must. The magnificent 18th century house has a stunning setting in breathtaking parkland with gorgeous grounds speckled with temples, lakes, statues and fountains. The formal gardens are the perfect place for a stroll and the woodland garden and ornamental vegetable garden feature some beautiful displays. Other attractions include the Great Lake where visitors can take boat trips and the adventure playground where the little ones can run around. The house is also open to the public and guided tours are available. Visitors are welcome to bring a picnic but there are also 3 cafes onsite and 6 shops. An adult ticket for the house and gardens is just £13.
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