The 7 best touring caravan sites with a sea view

Having a touring caravan can be a great opportunity, as it allows you to travel near and far without paying for costly accommodation. You can park up and set up camp for the night, often with some of the most amazing views.

Taking your touring caravan to the coast can be a refreshing experience, and thankfully there are many different touring caravan sites with a sea view in the UK that will knock your socks off! There's truly no need to travel abroad to France or Spain to enjoy an unforgettable sandy beach or stunning views on holiday in your touring caravan.

This handy guide contains 7 of the best destinations to visit with your touring caravan to enjoy an amazing sea view. So, if you want to watch the sunset glistening on the ocean from the comfort of your touring caravan, read on to discover more!

 

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1.   Highlands End Holiday Park, Dorset

Highlands End Holiday Park is a 5-star resort with some of the most stunning panoramic views over 99 miles of coastline in the picturesque Dorset.

The park has a superb location and, as part of the family-run West Dorset Leisure Holidays group, has provided all kinds of campers with memorable holidays for nearly half a century.

There are touring caravans pitches for hire, along with lots of other accommodation options too. You can expect great facilities, such as a bar and restaurant, swimming pool and sauna, children's play area and so much more. The park is also dog friendly, so you can bring your pup along for the trip.

To keep yourselves occupied, the South West Coast Path runs right along the clifftop next to the holiday park! It's only a quick 10-minute stroll to reach the hidden gem of Eype Beach. What’s not to love?

 

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2.   Home Farm Caravan Park, Anglesey

 

Home Farm Caravan Park is nestled amongst scenic countryside on the East coast of the Isle of Anglesey. It covers several different levels, with each offering a secluded location, including a selection of pitches that can be used for touring caravans. It's a tranquil, quiet setting away from traffic noise or bright city lights.

Its setting is ideal for calm, safe family holidays, and you can relax with nothing but beautiful sea views to keep you company.

In fact, some of Wales's most picturesque beaches along 125 miles of coastline, including Moelfre, Traeth Bychan, Lligwy and Benllech, are all within a couple of miles of this caravan park.

There’s also a delicious chip van that past visitors rave about in reviews so that you won't be short of good food during your trip to Home Farm Caravan Park. 

 

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3.   Trevornick Holiday Park, Newquay

Trevornick Holiday Park sits on the north coast in Newquay, just moments away from the awe-inspiring Holywell Bay beach. The rolling, sandy dunes are a short walk away, and the iconic Gull Rocks make for a spectacular view.

This holiday park boasts 5-star facilities that will upgrade your travel experience to new heights, and you’ll no doubt fall in love with the convenient coastal location. It’s no surprise that Trevornick is often called the premier campsite of Cornwall.

You and your fellow adventurers can choose from a wide variety of pitches spanning over 200 acres, from more traditional grass pitches to semi-hard sites with electricity and even wastewater collection for your touring caravan!

Pitching your touring caravan at Trevornick might be the perfect way to see all the sights that Cornwall has to offer.

 

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4.   Grange Farm, Isle of Wight

Grange Farm is a family-run site in a stunning south-west coastal location, boasting 360° sea and countryside views that truly envelop you in natural wonder. Three generations of the Dunjay family run the park, aiming for campers of all kinds to relax and unwind in the perfect rural setting.

With 60 acres of land, lots of wildlife and plenty to do, you'll be able to find the right spot for your touring caravan. The camping site has various hard-standing pitches and power hook-ups for caravans, so you can cook and entertain yourselves without leaving your pitch.

The south-west area of the Isle of Wight is protected and enjoys good conservation work, and this continues with Grange Farm, where they ensure visitors have a brilliant holiday while still respecting the local environment and its inhabitants.

The gloriously unspoilt nature of the island has encouraged the local flora and fauna to thrive so that guests can appreciate the most serene sights, sounds and smells.

 

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5.   Bay Ness Farm, North Yorkshire

You might not picture North Yorkshire as the ideal seaside touring caravan site due to its often bitterly cold conditions, but this couldn’t be further from the truth! Bay Ness Farm is located just above Robin Hood's Bay, and you can expect some jaw dropping panoramic sea and coastal views that you won’t want to leave behind.

If you love nothing more than a long walk with the salty sea air blowing the cobwebs away, then you can follow the nearby Cleveland Way and even enjoy coast-to-coast routes from the bay.

Old cobbled streets and quaint tea rooms dot the local area, and you can even visit the port of Whitby for boat trips and more.

Touring pitches are on grass but boast their own electricity connection if required. BBQs are welcome if campers ensure they are raised off the ground, so you'll want to remember some wood and a few marshmallows to toast!

For sun, sea, sand and sheep, Bay Ness Farm is right for you.

 

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6.   Bron y Wendon Touring Park, Conwy

Nestled on the glorious North Wales coastline, Bron y Wendon Touring Park is open all year round and sits right above Llanddulas beach. It offers uninterrupted ocean views over the Irish Sea and makes for the perfect base to explore such a special part of the world.

North Wales has countless activities, and locations you can explore when you park up your touring caravan—just a short drive away is the market town of Conwy. At the same time, the popular Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno is just a stone's throw away. Llandudno has something for everyone, whether you simply want to stroll along the promenade, enjoy the sea views or even visit the infamous Pier.

Each routine caravan pitch at Bron y Wendon has electricity, while 'super' pitches benefit from their own wastewater supplies and more.

 

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7.   Kinloch Campsite, Isle of Skye

Nestled on the tranquil shores of Loch Dunvegan, the family-run Kinloch Campsite offers a picturesque waterfront location on the northwest side of the enchanting Isle of Skye.

Surrounded by the iconic MacLeod's Tables and two flat-topped hills that create a recognisable skyline, the campsite is located on a former croft and is just a short walk from the charming village of Dunvegan. Here, visitors can find a variety of shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants to explore.

The famous Dunvegan Castle and its beautiful gardens, a popular attraction on the island, are also conveniently located nearby. The campsite has direct access to Loch Dunvegan from the shore, but visitors should bring a torch because it's in a rural location. You might even catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights during your stay!

 

It’s clear to see there are so many different touring caravan sites to explore in the UK that boast some amazing sea views, providing you and your fellow adventurers with an unforgettable experience.

Taking your touring caravan or motorhome around England, Wales, and Scotland can open your eyes to the inspiring wonders of the British Isles. You'll no doubt appreciate the freedom and independence that your upgraded vehicle can provide. The sites we picked are areas of outstanding natural beauty, which is part of their attraction.

It’s fair to say that the beaches of Britain are certainly underrated—and having access to your own touring caravan creates the ideal opportunity for you to make the most of these stunning natural paradises that sit within driving distance of your doorstep.

 

Specialist touring caravan insurance with Ripe Caravans

No matter what seaside location you choose for your touring caravan trip, it’s important to feel safe and sound in your vehicle—whatever happens. Unexpected breakdowns or other issues with your touring caravan could lead to bills you simply cannot handle, so it's always a good idea to plan ahead!

With Ripe, you can get specialist caravan cover up to the value of £75,000, which covers theft, loss and damage. If you opt for additional cover, you can also protect your contents and awnings for an all-around safe trip.

You’ll also be covered for public liability and free accidental death cover of up to £10,000.

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