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Whitecotes Caravan Park

Selby, North Yorkshire

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Family run park located in the wonderful Vale of York, only 10 minutes drive away from York.

We are a very quiet park easily accessible from the A64.

Facilities:
Allow rallies, Pets allowed, Chemical disposal point, Electric hook-ups, Sanitary block(s), Washing up facilities

Accommodations:
Motorhome pitches, Tent pitches, Touring pitches

Nearby attractions:
Golf, Swimming (Indoor)

York Dungeon
York Minster
York Maze


Whitecotes Caravan Park

Ryther Road
North Yorkshire, North of England
YO8
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We actually called on the hop hoping to get booked as we usually do. We didn’t even pull in.
Granted there have been some changes and work done, and this used to be a great little camp site. It was a family run business and it was ideal for getting into York. Either by train or park and ride. I’m not sure when but it seems it’s been taken over and has become a traveller site. It was full of vans and even had a horse put to grass outside. Was very disappointed.
We went to Naburn instead.