37 Horizon Park

6 Guests
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Pets No
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Features

Swimming pool
Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

2 Customer Review(s)

Neil
July 2026

“A great lodge in a nice quieter area of the park.”

It’s spacious and has everything you need for a perfect stay.

It’s spacious and has everything you need for a perfect stay.

- Neil, July 2026
Gina July 2026

“Wow, from the moment we arrived to the moment we left, we felt like we were in luxury.”

. when I told my children we were going to a caravan they youngest cried say he didn’t want to stay in a caravan because of their grandparents one, which is small an pokey and not big enough to swing a cat in! This one however was in fact bigger than the downstairs part of our 4 bed house!! Very impressive indeed! We went to the beach most days which was down the steps just over 100yards or so away.. be warned they are very steep and one of the only things I’d recommend to the site it to strim the top 15 steps which are pretty over grown making it difficult to grad the hand rail without grabbing a thistle at the same time. Once down you get large pebbles and then if the seas out at low tide a beautiful beach.. but be warned of the tide coming back in as you can get beached on the raised sand and have to wade back across the river formed behind you! Highly recommended for sea glass and beach treasure hunters too.. I found fossils from 350 million years ago.. as well as an assortment of sea glass and shells. BE WARNED though the sea and its current is strong and so are the rip tides! So have respect for it and do not leave any children unattended no matter how gooder swimmer! My 13 yr loved body boarding get waves because of the rocks. But if you don’t want to go down the very steep steps, go to the opposite side of the site (about 20mins walk maybe) there is another beach which has beautiful sand dunes and steps are much more accessible and easier.. not suitable for wheelchair or pushchairs but with help you could get down some of the steps with pushchair! We didn’t really use the amenities on the park other than the odd drink at the bar, where kids played at the bar play park and the amusement arcade, all the staff were really nice and helpful too. There’s a pool but unless you are part of the park itself you have to pay for £6.50/person I think it was for the week… there were lots of paid activities in the pool too.. zorbing, kids underwater torpedo type thing too! There is a shop but it’s pretty pricy for standard items so remember to pack them before you go. The caravan itself had lots of stuff left in it, salt, pepper, sugar etc but take it just incase! There’s a coffee machine (could do with a service! But it’s there if you need it!) and grinder, along with pots, pants, cooking utensils and bowls and plates though limited! And only really enough cutlery for breakfast and lunch with 5 knives and forks. But plenty of spoons! We didn’t use the bbq or outdoor furniture but it’s there if you need it! Would advise having a retractable washing line for drying things but we made do with the banister and some bungee cords to stop it blowing away… which worked very well for what we needed! Had our own internet in the accommodation as well as options for Netflix etc too… only watched by the kids in first thing and before bed. Would 100% go back we loved it.

- Gina, July 2026

Sorry about washing line as we arnt allowed one, however ther is a laundrette on site with dryers. There is cutlery and crocery for 8 people lodge sleeps 6, there is a dish washer provided in lodge! The Bean to cup coffee machine needs cleaning thoroughly after each use, if not it wont function properly! Thanks for the positive Feedback, we do are upmost to accomodate and make your Stay is enjoyable and Luxurious, Cheers, Ellison Holiday Lets LTD. Property Owner

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Summary

All ground floor with three bedrooms
1 x king with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double, 1 x twin
Family bathroom with bath and shower over, basin and WC
Open-plan living room with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Gas central heating
Full air conditioning throughout the property
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, toaster, kettle
Large Samsung American fridge/freezer with ice and cold drink dispenser
Dishwasher, washing machine
Blaupunkt Smart TV in bedrooms, lounge has a 55 inch Blaupunkt Smart TV
Fast wifi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Wrap-around decking area with lawned area below
Decking has patio dining furniture/parasol for 6 people and a gas barbecue
Near the sandy beach and with sea view
Children welcome, travel cot and highchair available on request
Onsite heated indoor pool, amusement arcade and children's playground
Onsite restaurant, bar and convenience store
Short drive to Tweddle Animal Farm with a petting area, soft play area
Very near to Crimdon Pony World
Located on the Durham Coastal Path with nearby nature reserves
Ideal location for walkers, cyclists, anglers, golfers, birdwatchers
Visit Durham Cathedral, museums, National trust/English Heritage sites
Off-road parking for up to three cars
One well behaved dog welcome
Early 3pm check in and 10am check out
Property has a dedicated professional cleaning team
Sorry no smoking

The property

Hartlepool 4.4 miles.

This delightful lodge rests in the heart of the pretty coastal village of Crimdon, near Hartlepool, in County Durham.

The property has been individually styled with a lovely light decor and modern furnishings which give you that home-from-home vibe the moment you walk through the door.

Look forward to spending your evening in the open‑plan living space, complete with air conditioning to keep you comfortable throughout the warmer months.

Settle into the lounge, with a sofa and two armchairs to curl up on, and delight in the wall‑mounted TV to catch up with your favourite shows.

Gather around the dining table over a deliciously prepared home-cooked meal and enjoy some quality time together discussing the day's events.

The kitchen has been fitted to a high-standard, with lovely pristine white fitted units, sleek worktops and a range of contemporary appliances on-hand.

There are three well-presented bedrooms, one king, one double and a twin, the master boasting an en-suite shower room with plenty of furniture to store your personal items.

Outside has a wonderful wrap-around decking area with plenty of furniture so you can sit out with a refreshing drink and simply enjoy the views across the holiday park.

Discover a range of tourist attractions within easy reach, including the thriving seaside town of Hartlepool, boasting the delightful National Museum of the Royal Navy, with guided tours of the preserved, tall-masted war frigate.

Hartlepool town centre offers a selection of traditional eateries to sample, as well as many independent shops and supermarkets for those who love to browse the sales.

Take a drive towards the nature reserve of Castle Eden Dene, a semi-rural forest with plenty of trails for walking and cycling alongside the burn.

Crimdon itself has a lovely sandy beach to spend the afternoon sunbathing during the summer months, or take a drive towards any of the nearby towns and cities such as Durham, Newcastle upon Tyne and even the picturesque North Pennines AONB for a plethora of attractions.

Crimdon Dene Holiday Park provides the perfect base for exploring all this region has to offer.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £300.

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About the location

HARTLEPOOL

Durham 18.1 miles; Saltburn-by-the-Sea 30 miles; Whitby 50.1 miles.

The coastal town of Hartlepool lies north of the Tees estuary, with the North York Moors to the south and the majestic cathedral town of Durham, a short drive to the North West. There has been huge investment in regeneration projects and Hartlepool now offers an award-winning marina, with associated trendy restaurants and bars overlooking stunning yachts and sea going cruisers. In the heart of the town there is a multiplex cinema, a health and fitness centre with swimming pool and Middleton Grange shopping centre, which is the third largest in the region, with a traditional market hall. Other attractions include the HMS Tricomalee - Nelson's last fighting frigate and the Heugh Battery Museum. Seaton Carew beach and its associated demanding golf course lies two miles down the coast and a short drive brings you to Saltholme RSPB Reserve, where seals and wading birds are regularly spotted. The more adventurous will be attracted to the impressive Teesside White Water Centre, whilst others may prefer a quiet walk along the Tees riverside walk. Beamish open air museum is within easy reach, near Durham city and well worth a day trip. Hartlepool provides a good base for those wishing to sample a novel corner of Britain, combining the beauty of the coastal waters with the rich industrial heritage of former times.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Crimdon near Hartlepool, North York Moors & Coast (Ref. 1198681)

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