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Cayton Bay, The Holiday Camp c.1960
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Situated between Filey and Scarborough, this is an ideal place for a holiday. Now there are modern holiday camps here, including Cayton Bay and Killerby Old Hall estate, which has a wildlife lake. Rumour has it that there was once a smuggler's tunnel leading inland from Killerby Hall.

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Memories of Cayton Bay, the Holiday Camp c1960

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. These memories are of Cayton Bay, The Holiday Camp c.1960

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There used to be a cafe on the concrete landing at the beach in the late 1960s, early 1970s. Mum took the donkeys to the beach, up and down the Pumping Station Rd in the 1950s, Wallis's was a very busy place, mum has told me that Mr Wallis owned a T.V shop before buying the camp and he asked her granddad to be his partner, his name was Hanson, but he declined his offer. They were local dairy ...see more
How strange to see cows on this picture. I remember lots and lots of sheep. The highlight of our walk across the main road and down the steep path to the beach (often through a layer of fog which blotted out the sun when you got there!) was to make baaing noises and wait for the reply!