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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Review by @plumbobmummy on Instagram.<\/em><\/p>\n

Picture this – It\u2019s the last day of the year, the children are up early, full of excitement and midnight seems a long, long, long time away. So a day out was definitely what we all needed! I\u2019m Alice and I live with my husband and our two sons on the North Yorkshire<\/a> coast. We love our family time together, which is usually a Sunday, and enjoy playing board games<\/a> and going on walks. My boys love animals and nature so we spend a lot of time out exploring zoos<\/a>, farms<\/a> and parks.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

We decided an ideal trip out would be to the beach in Robin Hoods Bay<\/a>, just a little way up the coast from where we live. Fresh sea air and a long walk felt like what we needed after a few days stuck indoors. After a quick deliberation we settled on Robin Hoods Bay as it is already one of our favourite beach locations and we know what a beautiful little place it is to visit.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height=”25px”]\n

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After a few days of being inside over the Christmas period (and admittedly overindulging!) and seeing the kids bouncing around with excitement already by 7am, it was a spur of the moment plan to take a trip out. But that is one of the lovely things about exploring the coast. There is no need to book in advance. I do recommend checking the weather forecast and the tide times before visiting as there is very little access to the beach if the tide is in. We visited on a Sunday and arrived around 10am. The car park was already beginning to fill up when we arrived. We have visited on various days and throughout the year. Robin Hoods Bay<\/a> is a very popular spot and even in the winter I suggest arriving early as by lunchtime there is often a queue into the car park. There is usually a charge for the car park but it is currently free for the winter until the beginning of March.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

We travelled to Robin Hoods Bay<\/a> by car. We live a little way down the coast in Filey so it is not a long journey for us. However a lot of the roads are bendy and steep in places so it took us around 45 minutes to drive there. The roads are well signposted and once you\u2019ve taken the turning to Robin Hoods Bay<\/a> the road continues all the way to the small village with the car park easy to spot.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n <\/div>\n \n

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