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Pleasantly landscaped, White Water Park Club Campsite lies adjacent to the largest white water canoeing and rafting course built to an international standard in Britain. The caravan site provides easy access to all its facilities including a sheltered viewing balcony, a drying and changing room, canoe storage area, shop and cafe. The area is also famous for its International Summer Riverside Festival and its 'Head of Steam' Railway Museum where you can learn about 'The Birth of the Railways'.
Teesside Park is within easy reach of White Water Park Club Campsite and is a shopper's paradise- with restaurants, multi-screen cinema complex and bowling alley. Birdwatchers, wildlife enthusiasts and walkers will also be spoilt for choice with over 30 miles of coastline a short drive away from the caravan park. There are numerous tiny fishing villages, traditional holiday resorts and dramatic cliffs to experience, with all the fantastic views you might imagine from such attractions. There is a Beefeater within walking distance and just outside the site is the local pub. Also not to be missed are the cruises available at Castlegate Quay.
This location makes up one of three caravan sites in County Durham, offering plenty of opportunity to experience the best of what the county has to offer.
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Directions
From A19: turn onto the A66 (signposted Darlington). Follow signposts to Teeside Retail Park and Tees Barrage. Keep in nearside lane. In about 200 yards take the first exit signposted Teesside Retail Park and Teesdale. Keep in right lane and at traffic lights turn right over A66 signposted Tees Barrage, Teesdale. Cross the railway bridge; continue straight at roundabout; cross Tees Barrage bridge and turn right. The site is on the left in 150 yards. Note: at all signposts follow brown canoe signs and Teesdale. From A1(M): leave at junction 57 signposted Teeside, A66. In about 14 miles turn into road signposted Teesside Park, Teesdale; at traffic lights turn left; cross railway bridge; then as above.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- TS18 2QW
- GPS:
- Lat 54.5684 / Lon -1.28631
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- NZ463194
- OS map ref:
- 93
- Handbook map ref:
- H11
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Middlesborough and Stockton
- Car hire on site
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest port: Newcastle (38 miles)
- Nearest train station: Thornaby
- Shop within 1 mile
- Train station within 5 miles
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Fab as always
White Water Park Club Campsite
Just got back from our regular trip to white water with Vera the van and my 2 dogs Florrie and Ollie as always spotlessly clean toilet block and showers are meticulously cleaned daily by the wonderful staff wardens are great and so helpful and I love the little nature reserve on the way through the gate to the toilets especially at night with all the lights
Fabulous dog walks and plenty to do and see the wardens have also made lots of effort with the decoration and all the flowers and trees they have planted all around the site well done white water for a fabulous few days
Loved it
White Water Park Club Campsite
Arrived with Mitzi our motorhome and 2 dogs. Lovely warm welcome. Stayed on serviced pitch, no problems. The site is very well kept, Carol especially was lovely and you could see and feel how much effort and pride she put into the site. The flowers, the magical lite up area at night, the whole site was very well kept, clean and tidy. Asda is a 10 minute walk from site, beefeater restaurant 2 minutes away, cycle tracks brilliant and only 10 minutes ride into town centre. We watched 3 seals playing in the river, 5 minute walk, white water rafts, dog walks brilliant through nature reserve, better on other side of river. Met some lovely people on site and staff couldn't have been better. Hopefully will be back.
Steve, Deb's, Ella & Mr Bear
Superb site!
White Water Park Club Campsite
Site immaculately maintained, all facilites spotless. Lovely to see the care and attention put into the extra planters around the site. Wardens so friendly and helpful. Will definitely be returning.
beautiful campsite
White Water Park Club Campsite
First time at a Caravan and motorhome site and was not disappointed.
Spotlessly clean toilet block and well kept pitches and gardens.
Friendly staff and great location for white water activities
Did not use the Beefeater next door but perfect for a short walk for a meal or snack
White Water Park
White Water Park Club Campsite
Just returned from our first visit to this site, and it certainly won't be our last.
It's easily located just off the A19 at Stockton and an ideal location to take in the famous 8 Bridges, Stockton and Middlesbrough.
The welcome is even by C&MC standards exemplary, the wardens were amongst the most friendly we have ever encountered, and judging by the high standards that were evident on the site, take a real pride in looking after it.
The layout of the site is a mixture of hedged continental style pitches to enclaves of pitches. None of this all too frequent straight lines, again real thought has gone into the layouts. Obviously because of this you would expect the facilities to be of the same high standard and you won't be disappointed.
The site is located right next to a Water Rafting Course and although closed when we were there I would imagine when it is open it is spectacular.
One of the best features of the location is the ability to walk alongside the river to Stockton in one direction and Middlesbrough in the other, avoiding roads altogether, and as we always have our two dogs with us this is a real bonus.
Talking to other campers who were like us visiting for the first time all said what a gem it was. One couple even said that they had joined an open air keep-fit session being held on the island by the water rafting course. There's even a Beefeater Restaurant right outside the entrance to the site, which is dog-friendly not only outside but in a section inside as well.
My wife and I have driven past this site on the A19 heading North quite a few times never really paying much attention to it's location, but we won't make that mistake again.
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01642 634880
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