Indoor heated pool | Prudhoe, Lanchester - Crimdon Dene, Nr Hartlepool, County Durham
Boathouse Restaurant and Bar
All weather sports court
Children’s play area
Children’s play area | Crimdon Dene, Nr Hartlepool, County Durham
Crimdon Dene
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Nestled on County Durham’s heritage coastline, Crimdon Dene Holiday Park is the ideal spot for a coastal getaway with the family. Close by some stunning beaches and epic sand dunes, you’ll have an action-packed holiday here, full of seaside adventure. Not only are you surrounded by stunning sea views and tranquil nature parks, but you’ll also find plenty of things to do on site at the park itself. With a heated indoor pool, plenty of children’s entertainment to keep the little ones occupied and an extensive outdoor play area, no one will be getting bored during a stay at Crimdon Dene Holiday Park.
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Located right next to sweeping sand dunes and stretches of pristine golden sand beach, Crimdon Dene Holiday Park is a great spot for families who do like to be beside the seaside. Watch the kids play amongst the sand dunes, take a family stroll along the beach and work up the courage to dip your feet into the North Sea. Back at the park, you’ll find an indoor pool for splashing around in, as well as a spa pool for parents to sit back and relax in. Outside there’s an extensive play park and an all-weather multi-sports court, which is great if you’ve got any netball or basketball lovers in the group. Come evening, it’s time to tuck into a tasty dinner at the Boathouse Bar & Restaurant, before heading off to enjoy an exciting night of live entertainment at the Ocean Edge Entertainment Centre. As well as boasting excellent facilities, a range of activities and welcoming staff, Crimdon Dene Holiday Park has also been awarded The David Bellamy Gold Award for conservation. Leaving you to holiday with a clear conscience, knowing that you’re at a resort which takes the environment very seriously and which is working hard to protect it.
Getting to Crimdon Dene
Located in the northeast of England, Crimdon Dene is an accessible holiday spot for both English and Scottish holidaymakers. Those travelling southbound on the A1 should take the exit at Junction 61, following signs for Spennymoor/Bishop Auckland (A177). When you reach the roundabout, take the first exit for Peterlee (A688). Keep in the left lane from here and continue to follow the signs for Peterlee/Sherburn (A688), taking the first exit at the first roundabout and continuing straight at the second. When you arrive at the next roundabout, take the third exit towards Peterlee (A19) and then Wheatley Hill (A181) at the second roundabout, following the road through Castle Eden and onto the B1281. Take the right at the T-junction towards Hartlepool (A1086) and carry on along this road, passing Lido Garage on your right. From here, you’ll go through a small tunnel and find Crimdon Dene Holiday Park on your left-hand side. If you’re trying to protect the environment, then opting to travel by public transport will lower your carbon emissions and reduce the air pollution caused by your trip. The closest train station to the park can be found in the town of Hartlepool, which is just 4.6 miles from the park. This station is served by a variety of lines, with a direct daily service from London Kings Cross, as well as services running to and from Middlesbrough, Sunderland, Carlisle and Whitby. The train journey to Hartlepool takes about four hours, compared to four and a half if you’re driving. Once you reach Hartlepool, you can catch the bus directly to the holiday park. The nearest bus stop is just outside the park and is served by a variety of bus routes. You can also get buses straight to the park from the cities of Durham and Sunderland.
Facilities at Crimdon Dene
Surrounded by stunning natural scenery and with plenty of top facilities on site, there’ll never be a dull moment during your stay at Crimdon Dene Holiday Park. The kids are sure to have plenty of fun and games in the swimming pool, the outdoor play area and all-weather sports court. While you can sit back and relax in the spa pool or else enjoy a cool drink at the bar. Come evening, you can hear all about the kids’ day over a tasty dinner at The Boathouse Bar & Restaurant. With a wide array of family classics on offer, everyone’s sure to find their favourite dish on the menu here. If you’d prefer to cook for yourselves, then you can make use of the well-equipped kitchen in your spacious holiday home and have a cosy night in all together. For those who’ve still got the energy, there’s a great programme of evening entertainment on at the park. Listen to live covers of your favourite songs, take part in an epic bingo night or dance the night away at a late-night disco. The nights at Crimdon Dene Holiday Park are guaranteed to be just as fun as the days. When you’re done for the evening, head back to your snug holiday home for some much needed R&R. With caravans and lodges of all sizes available at the park, you’re sure to find the perfect holiday hideaway for you and your loved ones. All of the levels of accommodation come with a fully-equipped kitchen, gas, water and electricity, meaning you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. If the weather’s getting a little chilly, then you can always opt for a premium caravan which comes complete with central heating and double glazing. Perfect for the autumn months.
About Durham
Just a 15-minute walk away from the park, Tweddle Children’s Animal Farm is the perfect afternoon out, especially if you have any animal lovers in the group. Feed the animals, ride on a tractor, have fun on the go-karts and make friends at the petting centre. This is the ultimate countryside experience for kids of all ages. If you’re craving a spot of culture, then head out into the historic city of Durham for a day of sightseeing. Marvel at the majestic Durham Cathedral, a Unesco World Heritage Site almost encircled by the River Wear before heading for an afternoon stroll in the city’s botanic gardens. If you’d like to find out a bit more about the region, then the Beamish Museum is a great place to visit. This open-air wonder is like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Even the kids will love it, we promise! Fancy getting out and exploring the great outdoors? Then head out for a walk in Castle Eden Dene Nature Reserve, set in the Easington district of County Durham. As well as being packed full of beautiful scenery and wildlife, this lovely spot is also a Site of Special Scientific Interest, due to the prevalence of magnesium limestone flora and fauna throughout the reserve. If you’re looking for a bit of seaside adventure, then head for an afternoon out at the stunning Hartlepool Marina. Settle down at one of the bistros, bars, restaurants and cafes which line the waterfront, watching the elegant yachts sail in and out the harbour. If you feel like having your very own maritime experience, then you can book a sailing adventure at the marina. All aboard!
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Entertainment Passes Included
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Beach within 3 miles
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Indoor Pool
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Children's Play Area
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Small indoor heated fun pool with spa bathâ€
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Ocean Edge Entertainment Centre
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Children’s entertainment‡
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The Boathouse Bar & Restaurant‡
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Wi-Fi access
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All-weather sports court
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Outdoor play area
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Arcade area*
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Convenience store
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Launderette*
Notes
†Swimming times must be pre-booked prior to arrival
There may be entertainment variants, an entertainment guide will be available on park.
All other facilities available Mar 22-Nov 4 2019, Mar 20-Nov 2 2020. *Charges apply.
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