The Candy Kingdom

Bright pink towers and candy-striped walls rise from the Yorkshire coast like something from a child's fever dream. The Candy Kingdom stands as one of Bridlington's more peculiar landmarks - a confectionery-themed attraction that divides opinion faster than you can say 'sugar rush'.

Families with younger children seem to get the most joy from this place, though teenagers might find it all a bit naff after the initial novelty wears off. The whole setup feels deliberately over-the-top, which works if you're in the right mood for theatrical sweetness.

Without confirmed opening details, it's worth checking ahead before making the trip from your holiday base. The attraction sits conveniently close to several caravan parks - South Cliff Holiday Park is less than a mile away, while Parkdean Resorts Barmston Beach sits just over three miles down the coast.

Honestly, this feels like a quick stop rather than a day-long destination. An hour or two should cover most of what's on offer, making it a decent rainy-day backup when the beach isn't an option. The proximity to Bridlington's main seafront means you can easily combine it with a proper seaside day out - fish and chips, donkey rides, the full Yorkshire coast experience.