Frequently Asked Questions

Bungalow Farm is open from March to October (inclusive).

Check-in is any time between 1:00 and 8:00pm. If you’re arriving after 8:00pm, please give us a call.

Check-out is by 11:00am on your departure day.

Advance booking is recommended, but walk-ins are welcome, subject to availability.

Prices start from £18 per night.

There’s no minimum stay. You’re welcome to stay as long as you like, subject to availability.

The final balance is due on arrival and can be paid by cash, bank transfer or card.

If you need to cancel for a genuine reason, we’ll do our best to either return your deposit or move your booking to another date.

No membership is required. Everyone is welcome at Bungalow Farm.

Please contact us directly to discuss group bookings or events.

If you have trouble finding us, call Ruth on 07742 082394 and she’ll help you find your way.

Yes, we’d love to hear about your stay. You can leave a review on Google or scan the QR code provided on site.

We offer grass and hard-standing pitches, both with and without electric hook-up.

The site is suitable for touring caravans, motorhomes, tents and trailer tents.

Facilities include fresh water points, a flushing toilet with sink, chemical disposal, on-site bins including recycling, and a dedicated dog walk area.

There’s a flushing toilet with a sink, attached to the main bungalow. There are no shower facilities on site.

WiFi isn’t available on site, but there’s good 5G coverage if you’d like to stay connected.

BBQs are welcome, but they must be raised off the ground and fully extinguished before you sleep or leave your pitch.

Please, no open fires or fire pits.

Please contact us in advance to discuss any special requirements or accessibility needs.

Yes, dogs are very welcome. Please keep them on a lead at all times, use the dedicated dog walk area and clean up after them.

Farm vehicles and machinery are in use throughout the day. Please take care, especially with children, and stay within the campsite boundary unless you’re using the dog walk or WC.

There’s a 5mph speed limit on site.

There are no formal quiet hours, but we ask guests to be considerate of their neighbours, especially late in the evening.

In an emergency, call 999. The nearest urgent treatment centre is at Bridlington Hospital, and the nearest A&E is at Scarborough Hospital, 14 miles away.

Nearby attractions include RSPB Bempton Cliffs (3 miles), Flamborough (5 miles), Bridlington (5.5 miles) and Filey (6 miles). See our Things To Do page for more ideas.

Activities include birdwatching at RSPB Bempton Cliffs, exploring Flamborough and its lighthouse, and enjoying the seaside attractions at Bridlington and Filey.

Yes. Bempton village has a post office and corner shop that can deliver milk and newspapers, and there are pubs and restaurants in the nearby villages.