Pop-up site on the headland above the popular seaside town of Whitby

A short walk to Whitby’s beach, boat trips, museums and steam railway

Site located next to Whitby Abbey and Whitby Brewery

Wangle a weekend away wandering around one of the north-east’s most well-known seaside towns with a stay at Abbey Farm in North Yorkshire. Guests at this prime pop-up site on the headland overlooking the town will settle in right next to the atmospheric ruins of Whitby Abbey, making it a fine place to immerse yourself in the area’s history.

After roaming the ruins, take the famed 199 Steps stairway down into the older part of Whitby, a gorgeous place of cobbled streets and quaint shops (with some of the best fish and chips around too). Pay a visit to Captain Cook’s Museum, then stroll through pretty Pannett Park gardens and peruse the displays at Whitby Museum and Art Gallery. Browsing the shops, you might want to treat yourself to a unique piece of Whitby jet, a glossy black gemstone often found on the North Yorkshire coastline.

And so to that coastline… there’s a beach area in town, along with one of the country’s prettiest traditional harbours, where you can sort boat trips out to Ravenscar’s seal colony or along the coast to Staithes, and book family-friendly fishing trips or romantic twilight trips.

This is a basic pop-up site with toilet blocks and Elsan points on site, as well as water points. There are a limited number of electric hookup pitches available (prebook only, early booking advisable). Please note there are NO showers onsite.

Outdoor Shows Ltd are providing Security and Stewards to Abbey Farm to assist with their pop-up campsite.