St Mark

You'll find St Mark tucked away in East Yorkshire, a proper stone church that rewards a visit if you're already exploring the Bridlington area. The building itself speaks to centuries of worship - solid Victorian architecture with the kind of detail you notice when you actually step inside rather than rush past. It's the sort of place that makes sense as a gentle wander between beach time and holiday park life, especially if you're staying at Flamborough Glamping & Vineyard or Haven Thornwick Bay Holiday Village nearby.

The church works best for anyone interested in local heritage or those wanting a quiet moment away from seaside crowds. You won't need more than 20 minutes to have a proper look around, though if you're the type to read every brass plaque, add another quarter hour. Families with young children might find it a bit dull unless they're keen on spotting gargoyles or making brass rubbings.

Admission details aren't readily available online, so check before you go - many churches in the region offer free entry but may have restricted opening hours. Aim for late morning when light floods through the windows properly, or weekday afternoons when you'll have the place largely to yourself. It's not a standalone destination; rather, it slots nicely into a day that includes the coastal walks and attractions Bridlington offers. Worth adding to your itinerary if you're park-based in the area and want to see beyond the holiday facilities.