Seawick Holiday Park sits off Beach Road in St Osyth, with caravans and lodges arranged around green spaces, play areas and the central leisure complex. The indoor pool, outdoor pool and water slide are a big draw for families, while the large entertainment venue, bar and restaurant give you somewhere to eat, drink and enjoy evening shows without leaving the park.

On park you’ll typically find a children’s club, adventure playground, mini golf, arcade, climbing wall or activity centre sessions, plus a convenience-style mini supermarket, launderette and free Wi-Fi in key venues. Owners can also usually access additional facilities at nearby sister parks, adding extra choice of pools and entertainment. Everyday services, supermarkets, cafes and healthcare are available in Clacton-on-Sea and surrounding villages, and the seafront, pier and amusements are just a short drive away. Road links connect via the A133 towards the A120 and A12, with rail services from Clacton to London and wider Essex (journey times service dependent).

Buying at Seawick Holiday Park

• Season & tenure: Long holiday season, so you can use your caravan or lodge in most months of the year rather than just peak summer weeks; all units are for holiday and leisure use, and you’ll need a separate main residential address.
• Part-exchange: Part-exchange is usually available, allowing you to use an existing holiday home, tourer or motorhome towards a new holiday home at Seawick Holiday Park, subject to appraisal and park criteria.
• Subletting: Subletting is generally permitted under park-approved letting schemes, so you can help offset pitch fees and running costs by renting out your holiday home when you’re not using it.
• Pet policy: Pet-friendly park with designated pet-friendly units and a choice of nearby coastal walks and beaches; individual caravans may have their own pet rules.
• Enquiries: Use the enquiry or brochure request form on this page to ask about ownership at Seawick Holiday Park, including current availability, part-exchange and subletting options.

Life at Seawick Holiday Park

Life at Seawick Holiday Park is all about fun, easy-going seaside routines. Mornings might start with a swim in the indoor pool, a coffee on the decking or a wander down towards the beach. Days are easily filled between the outdoor pool and flume, kids’ club, mini golf, arcades and trips into Clacton for the pier and seafront. Evenings often revolve around the entertainment venue for cabaret, live acts and family shows, or a quieter drink and meal in the bar and restaurant before heading back to your caravan or lodge.

Nearby & Getting Around

• St Osyth and local beaches: Sand and shingle beaches within walking or short driving distance, with a traditional “bucket and spade” seaside feel.
• Clacton-on-Sea: Pier, amusements, seafront, shops, supermarkets, cafes and pubs, a short drive from Seawick Holiday Park.
• Essex Sunshine Coast: Easy day trips to Walton-on-the-Naze, Frinton-on-Sea, Holland-on-Sea and other nearby resorts.
• Wider attractions: Countryside villages, coastal paths and family attractions around Essex and nearby Suffolk.
• Rail: Clacton-on-Sea station for services towards Colchester and London Liverpool Street, journey times are service dependent.
• Road: A133 towards the A120 and A12 for routes into Essex, Suffolk and beyond.
• Sat nav: CO16 8SG.

FAQs 

Where is Seawick Holiday Park in the UK?

Seawick Holiday Park is on Beach Road in St Osyth, near Clacton-on-Sea in Essex, close to the Essex Sunshine Coast and within easy reach of local beaches.

Does Seawick Holiday Park have a swimming pool?

Yes. Seawick Holiday Park has an indoor pool and an outdoor pool with a water slide, forming part of the main leisure complex.

Is Seawick Holiday Park pet-friendly?

Yes, Seawick Holiday Park is pet-friendly, with dog-friendly caravans available and coastal walks and beaches nearby. Some specific units may have their own pet conditions, so it’s worth checking when you enquire.

Can I live at Seawick Holiday Park all year round?

No. Seawick Holiday Park operates as a holiday park with a long season, but caravans and lodges are for holiday and leisure use only. Owners must have a separate main residential address and cannot use the park as their only or main home.

Is subletting allowed at Seawick Holiday Park?

Yes, subletting is generally allowed through park-run letting schemes, so you can rent out your holiday home when you are not using it, subject to the park’s terms and any scheme rules.

What facilities are on park at Seawick Holiday Park?

Facilities typically include indoor and outdoor swimming pools with flume, a large entertainment venue, restaurant and bar, children’s club, play areas, mini golf, arcade, activity sessions, a convenience store, a launderette and Wi-Fi in key venues. Some activities and entertainment may be seasonal or require booking.

How far is Seawick Holiday Park from Clacton seafront and pier?

Seawick Holiday Park is a short drive from Clacton-on-Sea; in normal conditions, you can usually reach the seafront and pier within a few minutes by car, traffic and route dependent.

What is there to do near Seawick Holiday Park?

Nearby, you can spend time on the beach, visit Clacton pier and seafront, explore other Essex coastal towns, enjoy countryside walks and visit family attractions across Essex and neighbouring counties.