Scarborough Activities
Scarborough Military Adventure Park Zombie Apocalypse – The Situation Special Air Service (Special Infection Unit) Replacement for Atlantis Waterpark “The Nora 13 Government biological testing facility has been contaminated with a strange virus that has Zombified the occupants. Last week a 10 man seal team was sent in to establish the severity of the outbreak […]
Scarborough North Cliff Golf Course starts on the cliff top in the North Bay and then moves inland threading its way between trees and spinneys, with lovely views of the North Yorkshire Moors before returning to the cliff top for the final three holes. The course is sufficiently undulating to be interesting without being excessively […]
Scarborough South Cliff Golf Club is situated approximately one mile south of the town centre and is split by Filey Road which makes the course very distinctive with parkland holes and links style holes on the coastal side. The coastal holes all have spectacular views over the town and harbour which you will be able […]
Archaeological and Historical Society Scarborough Scarborough Archaeological and Historical Society is among the most active and expert archaeological societies in the UK. The Society, originally called The Scarborough and District Archaeological Society, was founded in 1947 by a group of enthusiasts keen to preserve and research the rich archaeological inheritance of the area. Originally an […]
The Hollywood Plaza in Scarborough opened to the public in 1918. The Scarborough North Bay Cinema started as an elegant Edwardian Hall with a single balcony. It showed silent films to the public but being outside the centre of the Scarborough town centre, it struggled out of season and closed down. It then was dismantled […]
Scarborough Lighthouse Scarborough Yacht Club is situated in the Lighthouse building at the end of the central pier of Scarborough harbour. The Scarborough Yacht Club has enviable views across the harbour and South bay, especially from the balcony where you can take in all the activities both on and off the water. You are assured […]
Oldest Buildings in Scarborough’s bottom end. In Quay Street in the old part of Scarborough, you’re standing on land reclaimed from the sea. The brick fronted Three Mariners on the left is believed to have once been part of the timber framed house. Years ago, when there was no dredging equipment, as the harbour silted […]
The Hayburn Wyke Inn The Hayburn Wyke Inn is a 18th Century coaching inn set in woodland next to the coast between Scarborough and Whitby. A short walk takes you to a secluded cove with a waterfall cascading over the cliff onto the stony beach where you can easily imagine smugglers landing supplies at dead […]
St Marys Church Scarborough The church of St Mary belonged to the Abbey of Citeaux, but passed to Bridlington with the confiscation of the property of the Alien Houses. The twelfth century church was probably an aisle-less building and a much larger new church was begun around it 1180. The West front, formerly with two […]
Marine Drive Scarborough Scarborough had been for centuries a popular fishing resort and its popularity increased further with the discovery of its health-giving Spa Water. Following the completion of the York to Scarborough railway in 1855 its popularity increased further as a holiday resort. Famous also for its two distinct bays, the commercial South Bay […]
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