From playing games in the sports court to building sandcastles on the beach, here at Sandy Bay the fun never stops. The indoor swimming pool is great fun, especially if the day is cold. Otherwise, an afternoon spent exploring the rock pools hidden along the sandy beaches of Blyth will be a hit with the kids. With all that adventuring, you’re guaranteed to get hungry. Luckily, Sandy Bay is home to a selection of eateries, including the lovely Boathouse Bar & Restaurant, which was refurbished in 2017. Refuel with a delicious family-friendly meal here, or else head to the Fish ‘n’ Chip takeaway for a tasty seaside supper - you’re on holiday after all! If you’ve still got bags of energy to spare, then there’s an exciting entertainment schedule that runs throughout the evening, which the whole family can enjoy together. If you’d prefer a quiet one, then head back to your cosy caravan for dinner and drinks. Not only does the park boast excellent facilities and stunning clifftop scenery and views, but it was also awarded The David Bellamy Bronze Award for Conservation. Meaning, not only will you be having a fantastic family holiday but you’ll also be staying at a park which works hard to protect the very landscape you’re enjoying.

If you’re looking for beach fun then you’ll find the sandy beaches of Ashington just on your doorstep, as well as Blythe and Whitley Bay nearby. Meaning you’ll have so many chances for seaside fun and adventures. What’s more, with an array of picturesque towns and interesting sites along the coast, you’ll want to get out and do plenty of exploring during your stay at Sandy Bay Holiday Park. The lovely vintage seaside town of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea is just a few miles from the holiday park and boasts an impressive promenade and classic seaside attractions. Head to the vibrant city of Newcastle upon Tyne for a spot of shopping, chatting to the friendly locals as you go. If you’re into your beer, then make sure you stop for a pint of Newquay Brown while you’re there too as this particular ale originated from Newcastle. If you’re a fan of history or Harry Potter, or both, then you need to visit Alnwick Castle. The setting for Hogwarts in the Harry Potter movies, kids and grown-ups alike will absolutely love wandering the turrets and courtyards of this magical, atmospheric castle. They even run broomstick training lessons throughout the day, giving you plenty of opportunities to have lots of fun and get some great pictures. This historic market town of Morpeth is also worth stopping by. Amble down the pretty cobblestone streets, discovering boutique shops and quaint cafes as you go. For nature lovers, bird and seal-watching on the wild and windswept Farne Islands is a must. While walkers will want to get out and explore the local coastline on foot. What’s more, the North Pennines and Northumberland National Park aren’t too far away, ideal if you fancy a proper mountain day.