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Things to do near Crimdon Dene Holiday Park
The sandy, deserted beaches of the Durham Heritage Coast are yours to enjoy at Crimdon Dene; perfect for long walks, quiet moments and lots of traditional seaside fun with the kids. But the adventures don't end there, you'll find a huge choice of attractions nearby.
Hartlepool is 4 miles away. Visit the Maritime Experience, a living recreation of a Napoleonic seaport, and board Britain's oldest floating warship, the HMS Trincomalee. Or for greater thrills on the water, visit Tees Barrage International White Water Centre, to traverse rapids and enjoy all types of watersports. Enchanting Durham is just 15 miles away.
Amazing attractions near Crimdon Dene
Tweddle Children's Animal Farm
A fun-filled day for the kids where they'll make friends with lovable animals and run wild on indoor or outdoor play areas. Guaranteed energy-burning entertainment!
Hartlepool's Maritime Experience
Journey back to the times of Nelson and Napoleon at this working recreation of an 18th-century seaport, that's home to Britain's oldest floating warship.
Heugh Battery Museum
A historic gun emplacement filled with 20th-century armaments, from rifles to tanks - an absolute treat for those interested in military history.
Beamish Museum
Immerse yourself in history at this unique open-air living museum where the past really does come to life all around you!
Head of Steam - Darlington Railway Museum
Recounting the story of the local historic railway this fascinating museum is home to the world's first steam powered passenger locomotive!
Durham Castle
Uncover the secrets of this striking castle that's been in continuous use for over 900 years and is now home to the university's students!
Durham Cathedral
Standing resplendent above the medieval city below, this masterpiece of Norman engineering is one of the most striking and historically important sights in England.
Hall Hill Farm
There are so many animals to make friends with at this family farm - from traditional pigs, sheep and cows, to exotic alpacas and wallabies!
Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum
Unearth Cleveland's industrial and social history at this 19th-century ironstone mine that's filled with fascinating and sometimes terrifying tales of life in the dark.
Durham
The glorious cathedral dominates the skyline of Durham, but explore the medieval streets below and you'll quickly find there's so much more to this city!
Crook Hall & Gardens
A hidden gem within the city of Durham, this wonderful medieval hall is a treat to explore but it's the sublime gardens that truly shine!
Kiplin Hall
A wonderfully striking Jacobean House set in the most idyllic surroundings - step through its doors and be transported back to another age!
Kynren
From daylight to starlight, watch legends come to life in a thrilling tale told on an epic scale - 2,000 years in the making. Coming summer 2020.
Tees Barrage International White Water Centre
An unbeatable offering of water sports - from the adrenaline-fuelled action of white water rafting to the joys of quiet paddle boarding.
Diggerland - Durham
Who knew operating heavy machinery could be THIS exciting; get hands-on with real diggers and dumpers at Diggerland - awesome fun whatever your age!
Adventure Valley
The North East's biggest adventure park with 6 gigantic play zones to clamber and explore and the most loveable animals to cuddle.
High Force Waterfall
A wonderfully impressive waterfall, where you can truly appreciate the power of nature, as the River Tees cascades 21 metres down into scenic plunge pools.
Crimdon Beach
Close to two nature reserves and just moments away from the holiday park that shares its name, Crimdon Dene Beach is a lovely long stretch of golden sand.
Seaham Beach
Seaham Beach boasts golden sand and pebbles bejewelled with colourful smooth glass stones - a remnant from the days when the town was famed for its glass factory.
Crimdon Dene & The Durham Coastal Path
Discover the spectacular Durham coastline on this leisurely walking route from Crimdon Dene beach, home to fascinating birdlife and old railways lines.
Castle Eden: a Leisurely 5000m Walk Along the Beck
Home to a wide variety of interesting wildlife, this wonderful short walk explores the unspoilt woodland of Castle Eden Dene National Nature Reserve.
Seaham
Beginning at the lively seaside town of Seaham, this linear coastal walk showcases some varied post-industrial landscapes and beautiful views, finishing up at Crimdon.
Shincliffe Woods
Head out from the charming village of Shincliffe on one of the most popular walks in the area, through the beautiful Shincliffe Woods with many opportunities to spot wildlife.
