Explore Essex and beyond

The medieval town of Maldon is in close proximity to Steeple Bay Holiday Park, boasting the picturesque Promenade Park that sits on the banks of the River Blackwater along with Hythe Quay, home some of the last remaining Thames Sailing Barges. A brief drive away lies the Dengie peninsula, a secluded expanse of tidal mudflat and saltmarsh nestled between the Blackwater and Crouch Estuaries near Bradwell-on-Sea.

With many spectacular beaches along the Essex coast, you’ll be spoilt for choice. The popular resort of Southend-on-Sea offers traditional seaside charm, along with an array of attractions such as the world’s longest pleasure pier, museums, and art galleries, along with 7 miles of sandy coastline to explore.

A great range of on-park facilities

The captivating lake stands as the focal point of the park, providing an excellent opportunity to catch a variety of fish including carp, roach, and rudd, catering to all skill levels. Additionally, with convenient access to Mayland Creek, Steeple Bay boasts its own private slipway for boats and jet skis. When it's time to soak up the Essex sunshine, the outdoor heated pool offers an idyllic setting and for great food, drink, and entertainment, look no further than the on-park bar and restaurant.

Steeple Bay caravans for sale

Explore our impressive selection of lodges and Steeple Bay caravans for sale. With a variety of options available, you're bound to discover the perfect match for you.

Arrange a visit to Steeple Bay

Begin your journey to holiday home ownership by arranging a visit to our park. During your visit, you'll gain valuable insights into what owning a holiday home could look like for you, along with the opportunity to explore our facilities and range of caravans for sale at Steeple Bay. Alternatively, contact our team who will be happy to answer any questions you may have.