Bartlett Nab

You won't find much in the way of facilities at Bartlett Nab, but that's rather the point. This clifftop viewpoint sits just outside Bridlington, offering proper views across Bridlington Bay and down the Yorkshire coast - the kind of sweeping panorama that makes the drive worthwhile on a clear day.

It's a straightforward walk to reach the top, and the vantage point rewards you with sight lines stretching across to Flamborough Head. On a decent afternoon, you can pick out the chalk cliffs and watch the horizon blur into the North Sea. The spot draws walkers and photographers more than families with small children - there's no playground, no café, no real infrastructure. Just grass, sky, and a proper sense of being somewhere.

Allow half an hour to an hour depending on how long you linger. The walk itself isn't steep or demanding, making it accessible for most ages and fitness levels. Go when the weather's cooperating; low cloud or rain renders the whole thing pointless.

If you're based at one of the caravan parks dotted around Bridlington - The Old Mill is closest at under two miles away - Bartlett Nab makes an easy morning diversion. It's the sort of place that doesn't demand hours of your time but gives you breathing space and genuine views without the tourist crowds you'd hit at Flamborough Head itself. Worth bundling into a coastal walk, less essential as a standalone trip.