Whether you fancy setting down in an old favourite or trying somewhere new, with several fantastic locations just a stones throw from Scarborough.
We have put together a list here of some of the amazing picnic spots along the coast, some of which you might not be aware of.
5. Scarborough Mere
At one time, the mere spanned over 16 hectares in size, but when the railway came to Scarborough in 1844 it was greatly reduced to make room - but it still remains a beautiful picnic spot and has a cafe and car park. Photo: Richard Ponter
6. Whitby Abbey
This English Heritage attraction attracts visitors from all over with its famous connection to Bram Stoker's Dracula. Admission charges apply. Photo: Richard Ponter
7. Dalby Forest
Dalby Forest, near Pickering, is a favourite with walkers and cyclists for its spectacular moorland views and is operated by Forestry England. Charges apply. Photo: James Hardisty
8. Nunnington Hall
This National Trust property is just an hour away from Scarborough and offers fantastic gardens to explore. Admission charges apply. Photo: James Hardisty