Billabong Caravan Park and Water Sports is a 22 acre family park set beside a freshwater watersports lake, two miles north of Brandesburton in East Yorkshire. The park sits in open countryside about nine miles from the market town of Beverley, with Driffield and the coast at Hornsea both within a short drive. Fifty touring pitches take tents, caravans, motorhomes and campervans, each with an electric hook-up and views over the water, so it suits families and watersports enthusiasts rather than anyone after a remote, quiet retreat. The lake is the headline draw: motorised watersports such as wake boarding, water skiing, kneel boarding and ringo rides run here, and you can arrange to bring your own craft by prior agreement. On site you get a shower block with toilets, a washing-up area, a laundry room lit at night, and a children's playground with swings and a slide. Dogs are welcome as long as they stay on a lead. Owner-occupied holiday homes sit in a quiet corner of the park, but touring and camping remain the focus. The season runs from March to October, seasonal pitches are offered, and touring pitches start from £25 a night for two adults and two children. Pitches should be pre-booked with Les and Nikki at Billabong.
Are dogs allowed at Billabong Caravan Park and Water Sports?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Billabong and can join you on the touring pitches. The park asks that dogs are kept on a lead at all times and that you clean up after them around the site and the lake.
What watersports can you do at Billabong Caravan Park and Water Sports?
The freshwater lake hosts motorised watersports including wake boarding, water skiing, kneel boarding and ringo rides. You can also arrange to use your own craft on the lake by prior agreement with the owners before your visit.
Do the pitches at Billabong Caravan Park and Water Sports have electric hook-ups?
Yes, all 50 touring pitches have electric hook-ups, charged through a prepayment meter. The pitches sit within a 22 acre site with views over the watersports lake, and they take tents, caravans, motorhomes and campervans.
When is Billabong Caravan Park and Water Sports open?
The touring park is open from March to October each year. Seasonal pitches are available across the same period, and touring caravans should be pre-booked directly with the owners before you arrive on site.
How much does it cost to stay at Billabong Caravan Park and Water Sports?
Touring pitches start from £25 a night for two adults and two children, based on 2026 fees. Extra adults are £10 and extra children £5 per night, with electricity paid separately through a prepayment meter.
Is Billabong Caravan Park and Water Sports good for families?
Yes, the park is set up for families, with a children's playground with swings and a slide beside the caravan pitches. The lake and its watersports give older children and adults plenty to do across a stay.
Things to do nearby
Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Watersports
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