Had a nice woodland walk leading to the limestone beach. Decent one way lane, down to the car park and parking was about the same as anywhere we have found on our holiday, at £4:20 for 3 hrs. You can pay by cash or by card. There is also an app you can download, or a phone number to ring or text, so multiple ways to pay. Although there is a map to show you the route in the car park, we did sort of get a little lost a few times, but nothing that was too bad. Typical woodland walk underfoot and a fair few steps that are uneven, so not ideal for those who are unsteady on their feet. Managed to take some lovely photos from top of the costal path and then down on the beach. Also on the walk, look out for the scream (see pics) very clever and made us laugh. Can’t comment on the cafe as it was closed by time we got back to car park at 4pm. Toilets were open but no lighting in the gents so didn’t use them. Nice way to spend an afternoon with the dogs.

Absolutely glorious place: didn’t know about it until my sister suggested it as she lives in Scarborough. Wonderful place for families to explore, relax and enjoy the view. In spite of beautiful weather it was not very busy at all. And was clean and well looked after. Children happily and safely playing on the beach, in the sea and by the caves.

This was a great little find. Clean with friendly staff for a pit stop at the South Landing. Bird viewing platform open for free. Brilliant. Great little beach at the bottom, however, some people may find it difficult to get back up if not so good on their feet. You can also walk to either the lighthouse or Danes Dyke from here.

Fabulous place to visit with lots of parking nearby. A perfect walking space if not so agile. Very flat and accessible. There is also a beach nearby. If you head right from the lighthouse you will come across what’s aptly known as the drinking dinosaur, where you will discover a wonderful seal colony. Please note: this is a nature reserve and it’s urged all dogs are kept on a lead. Please also take home any rubbish you have. The area is unspoilt and beautiful

Walked from Bridlington to Flamborough Head lighthouse and back, a distance of 13miles back on 17thJuly 23. The path was well maintained, easy going on the flat apart from the two drop downs to the beaches, steep climbs out but what views I had, along with the ever improving weather, it is now in one of my top ten all time walks. I must mention about the lovely yorkshire folk I met along the way, all very friendly. Cherished memories.