Crimdon Dene enjoyed a famous heyday in the 1930s and the wonderful facilities and great entertainment continue to create a fabulous base for fun family holidays in this jewel of the North East.Stunning Hartlepool Marina, historic Durham, sandy beaches and numerous scenic, cultural and family attractions await within 30 minutes drive, making Crimdon Dene a fantastic holiday base for touring this beautiful area.

Crimdon-Dene offers the following facilities.

• Indoor heated pool with spa bath
• Sports Resorts Programme*
• All-weather sports court
• The Ocean Edge Entertainment Centre
• Boathouse Restaurant and Bar
• Sparky’s Krew Shows
• Children’s club 5-11’s
• Outdoor play area
• Shop
• Launderette*  

All facilities available for all dates. *Charges apply

Launderette available on site

There is a club and / or bar available on the site

There is a restaurant on the site

There is a childrens play area on site

Indoor Swimming Pool on site

There is a shop on site to buy food and other essentials

Well behaved dogs are welcomed on this site

• Indoor pool
• Family entertainment
• Direct beach access

 

Address
Crimdon-Dene Coast Road Blackhall Colliery Hartlepool Tyne and Wear TS27 4BN	Telephone: Fax:

Please visit website for directions

Local Area

Relax and unwind in one of the most peaceful areas of the country when you stay on holiday in Northumberland. Walkers and beachcombers revel in the dramatic clifftop paths and long, sweeping sands of the coast, and the Northumberland National Park and Cheviot Hills are a nature lovers’ paradise, while water sports enthusiasts of all kinds flock to the vast expanses of Kielder Water.It’s certainly tranquil now, but the impressive castles and peel towers you’ll find within easy reach in Northumberland speak of the county’s turbulent history. Alnwick Castle, famously doubling as Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter films, is particularly well preserved and also boasts some spectacular water gardens.Make time to explore Berwick’s magnificent town walls, built in the first Elizabethan era, and if you cross the causeway to visit Holy Island’s heritage centre you can, thanks to computer wizardry, 'turn the pages’ of the beautifully illuminated Lindisfarne Gospels. Constructed by the Romans and now almost 2000 years old, Hadrian’s Wall is still standing - surely a must see when enjoying a holiday in Northumberland.

Local Information & Businesses

• Restaurants in Hartlepool
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A choice of two and three bedroom caravans.

• TV
• Kitchen including microwave
• Bath or shower
• Bed linen and duvets
• Beds made up on arrival
• Electricity and gas included
• Babies must be included in party total
• Travel cots and highchairs £10pw each
• Pets £50pw each or £30 per short break each (max 2) (Bronze caravans)

Weekly prices from £127 - £719