Scarborough public transport can help you connect the railway station, town centre and local sights, including Peasholm Park and the two bays. Local bus routes include stops at the park.
- Rail station: Scarborough station is at Westborough, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO11 1TN.
- Bus links: East Yorkshire Motor Services operates Scarborough services including routes that serve Peasholm Park.
- Station access: All platforms have step-free access, and the platforms are level with the main entrance.
- PlusBus: A discounted bus pass bought with a train ticket offers unlimited bus travel around the chosen town on participating buses.
How Peasholm Park fits into a North Bay visit
Peasholm Park and North Bay are linked by Scarborough bus services and local routes, making them natural stops to combine in one outing. East Yorkshire Motor Services operates routes 2, 3, 4 and 7 in Scarborough; the routes include Peasholm Park as well as town-centre circulars and other local destinations.
If you’re planning to cover more of the area on foot, a one-day Scarborough walking route from North Bay can help you plan the order of your stops.
North Bay Beach and its promenade
North Bay Beach is one of Scarborough’s two bays, and the town’s bus network includes Peasholm Park and the Sea Life Centre among its route destinations. You can use the park as a starting point for a North Bay visit, then check the relevant operator’s route details before setting out.
South Bay Beach and the harbour
South Bay’s seafront is identified as a local destination on the onward-travel map for Scarborough station. The map also marks footpaths and cycle routes, offering a way to plan a journey between the station and the seafront without relying only on buses. Scarborough Castle is another destination on the map; a practical guide to Scarborough Castle covers that stop.
Getting between the park and the bays
Scarborough’s station has onward connections by bus and taxi, and local route information includes both Peasholm Park and the South Bay seafront. At the station, step-free access serves all platforms; there are no lifts, and the platforms are level with the main entrance.
If you arrive by train, PlusBus may suit a day that includes several bus journeys: it is a discounted pass bought with a train ticket, valid for unlimited bus travel around the chosen town on participating buses. For Scarborough bus routes and schedules, check the North Yorkshire Council public transport information before you go.
Scarborough station also has a ticket office and ticket machines, accessible toilets, baby changing facilities and bicycle storage. The Boston Hotel in Scarborough is about a 15-minute walk from Scarborough station.
FAQs
Can you get a bus to Peasholm Park?
Yes. Scarborough bus routes include Peasholm Park among their destinations. Check the operator’s route details for the service that suits your plans.
Is there step-free access at Scarborough station?
Yes. All platforms have step-free access and are level with the main entrance. The station has no lifts.
What is PlusBus in Scarborough?
PlusBus is a discounted bus pass you can buy with a train ticket. It allows unlimited bus travel around the chosen town on participating buses.
Where can you check Scarborough bus timetables?
North Yorkshire Council’s public transport information page provides Scarborough bus-service listings and timetable links.