Holiday Parks in Lincolnshire
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Lincolnshire Caravan Holiday Parks
Home to the likes of iconic seaside towns like Skegness, caravan holidays in Lincolnshire have been popular in Britain in decades. Lincolnshire is blessed with miles of unspoilt sandy beaches couple with inland areas like the Wolds to create a scenic sensation.
Cleethorpes Beach, Golden Sands and Skegness are the Lincolnshire holiday parks on hand to welcome you for a staycation experience like no other. All occupy lovely positions along the coast with a breath of fresh sea air. Fancy bringing your dog? Check out our dog friendly holidays to Lincolnshire.
Escape to Cleethorpes Beach and you'll be close to the seaside action, with plenty to entertain you on park too.
- J D Wetherspoon
- Premium entertainment venue
- Slim Chickens
- Adventure Village
Miles of golden sandy beach await you, with an action-packed on-park experience close to the many seaside charms of Mablethorpe.
- Indoor pool
- Adventure Village
- Outdoor pool and flume
- Fishing lake
You'll enjoy a quiet location within easy reach of Skegness when you stay at our newest park, complete with top-of-the-range facilities.
- Outdoor piazza and stage
- Indoor pool
- Premium entertainment venue
- New restaurant
Three great things about Lincolnshire
A huge region to be explored
By choosing to holiday in Lincolnshire, you’ll be basing yourself in the second-largest ceremonial English county, offering plenty of wonderful attractions to explore and discover.
Lincolnshire Wolds
This designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a vast, scenic and unique area of countryside, with lush greenery, picturesque villages and that all-important breath of fresh air to enjoy.
Historic county-town of Lincoln
For all its rural beauty, Lincolnshire is also home to one of England’s most historic towns. A great day out regardless of when you stay, the traditional English architecture, relaxed atmosphere and endless things to do will have the whole family satisfied.
Lincolnshire holidays can also be a wonderful chance to explore a county steeped in history. The Roman arches in the city of Lincoln date back to the 3rd century BC, while Lincoln Castle is home to one of the four surviving copies of the Magna Carta. If you're looking for ways to make the little ones happy, visiting wild animals is always a winner. There are loads of wildlife and animal parks here – you could take the Tiger Tour at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, or meet the various creatures at the seal sanctuaries in Mablethorpe and Skegness. Or if you prefer your wildlife in the great outdoors, North East Lincolnshire is known as Bird Airport by locals, for the sheer number of birds that flock there.
Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway
Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary
Skegness Aquarium
Cleethorpes Boating Lake
Mablethorpe Funfair
Skegness Pier
Head to the smallest pub on the planet
Mablethorpe’s Queens Park
Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve
Popular places in Lincolnshire
Skegness
Cleethorpes
Mablethorpe
Ingoldmells
Chapel StLeonards
Grimsby
What our park team love about Lincolnshire
Take a trip to visit Louth – it has loads of shops and is a nice market town to explore.
Skegness is blessed with an outstanding beach and fantastic visitor attractions such as Fantasy Island theme park, Hardy’s Animal Farm and Skegness Aquarium. There is enough variety for all the family!
The beach opposite the park allows dogs to be off lead all year round so they can run around as much as they want!
The Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve is an outstanding place of natural beauty and is known for its impressive views and sheer scale and diversity of wildlife. It has a wonderful viewing point and cafe to enjoy afterwards.
Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary is close to the park and easy to get to - little ones will love spotting the seals.
There are many dog-friendly beaches in the area however our favourites are the South Bracing beach or Anderby Creek beach with miles of sand for dogs to explore and run wild.
Frequently asked questions
Lincolnshire is England’s second largest county by area, but just the 18th largest of its kind by population, making it one of the least densely populated parts of the UK.
Given its size and with the North Sea as a neighbour, it’s unsurprising that Lincolnshire boasts over 50 miles of coastline from the Humber River in the north to the southern shores of The Wash.
Lincolnshire is bordered by a massive eight other counties, showing how it really is a gateway between the north and south of England.
Lincolnshire is home to the magnificent Lincolnshire Wolds, a vast area of lush countryside dotted by picturesque villages. It’s a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Lincolnshire’s seaside towns are some of the most iconic in the UK. Places like Cleethorpes, Mablethorpe and Skegness are brilliant for a whole host of family fun and Grimsby is great for foodies having once been the centre of the global fishing industry.
The county’s capital, Lincoln, is full of history and heritage, with cobbled streets, a Medieval cathedral and even a castle. It’s around an hour’s drive from our Lincolnshire holiday parks.
Choose a Haven holiday park and enjoy easy access to Lincolnshire’s finest seaside towns. Stay at the newest member of the Haven family: Skegness Holiday Park and be within walking distance of all the sights and sounds of this famous fun town. Golden Sands Holiday Park does just what it says on the tin, giving guests easy access to the beach and being just a 10-minute walk north of Mablethorpe. Cleethorpes Beach Holiday Park is in a similarly privileged position, located just a couple of miles south of Cleethorpes.
Discover the variety of our accommodation options at our Lincolnshire holiday parks below:
See the best experiences on our round-up of things to do in Lincolnshire. Here are some of our other favourite ideas:
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