From award winning coastlines to the rolling countryside and historic market towns, England's second largest county, Lincolnshire, is certainly a county of contrasts. Visit the traditional seaside towns like Skegness, Cleethorpes and Mablethorpe, or take a visit to the iconic 900-year-old Lincoln Cathedral. Our two Lincolnshire campsites offer large touring areas as well as some excellent pitches and touring facilities. Golden Sands in Mablethorpe has a flat and grassy touring area, while Cleethorpes Beach in Cleethorpes offers flat, grass and hard-standing pitches. With direct beach access, you won’t have far to go to dip your toes in the sea.
Cleethorpes Beach is a great base to park up or pitch up and access Lincolnshire’s finest offerings for both coast and country.
Golden sands camping and touring park is your host for non-stop family fun, from a Blue Flag award-winning to the nature reserves.
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.
Seven great beaches lie within 29 minutes of Haven Skegness, stretching north along the Lincolnshire coast. From award-winning Ingoldmells just 0.7 miles away to the Blue Flag beach at Sutton-on-Sea, there's a stretch of coastline for every mood.
Lincolnshire has several excellent dog-friendly beaches, including Saltfleetby Theddlethorpe Dunes, Moggs Eye, Chapel St Leonards and Ingoldmells, most welcoming dogs year-round for a seaside break.
Lincolnshire's 50-mile coastline has eight great beaches, from lively Skegness and Mablethorpe to quiet Anderby Creek and Moggs Eye, all near Haven's Cleethorpes, Golden Sands and Skegness parks.
Lincolnshire packs in brilliant days out for all ages, from seal sanctuaries and wildlife parks to Elizabethan manor houses, ancient nature reserves, and a Grimsby trawler museum bringing real fishing history to life.
Lincolnshire's nine best walks include the Snipe Dales Country Park Trail, the coastal Gibraltar Point route and the historic Fossdyke Canal Trail, ranging from 1.2 to 7.5 miles for all abilities.
Ingoldmells offers a brilliant mix of activities for all ages, from thrilling rides at Fantasy Island and trampoline sessions at Jump Warriors, to peaceful beach walks, horse riding, and a historic 13th-century church.
Skegness offers more than its beach: visit Natureland Seal Sanctuary, Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve, the Embassy Theatre, or Fantasy Island and Skegness Raceway for thrills.
Skegness and the surrounding area offer a brilliant range of water parks and pools for all ages. From Haven's own indoor pool to outdoor lidos, watersports parks, and family leisure centres, there's something for every type of water lover.
Skegness and Lincolnshire offer great theme parks: Fantasy Island for thrills, Sundown Adventureland for under-10s, Skegness Water Leisure Park for water fun, and Bottons Pleasure Beach for classic fairground rides.
Mablethorpe offers a brilliant mix of outdoor and indoor activities, from its award-winning Blue Flag beach and Seal Sanctuary to go-karting, a funfair, and alpaca walking. It's a quieter, charming alternative to busier Lincolnshire seaside towns.
Cleethorpes packs in a surprising variety of activities, from riding its scenic 15-inch gauge steam railway and birdwatching at Tetney Marshes to exploring antique shops, crazy golf, and a 153-acre country park.
Chapel St Leonards packs a surprising range of activities into a small seaside village, from sunrise breakfasts at the North Sea Observatory and donkey sanctuary visits to amusement arcades, animal farms, and beach pubs with stunning sea views.
Grimsby packs in heritage, culture and family fun. Explore the preserved Ross Tiger trawler, uncover local history at the Time Trap Museum, browse Freeman Street Market, and enjoy craft ales at Docks Beers, all close to Cleethorpes Beach Holiday Park.
Skegness is a brilliant dog-friendly destination with pet-welcoming beaches, pubs, and nature reserves on the doorstep of Haven's holiday park. Dogs can roam Anderby Creek, explore Gibraltar Point, and even visit Natureland seal sanctuary with you.
Lincolnshire rewards visitors with a brilliant mix of seaside resorts, historic cities, and charming market towns. Top picks include Skegness for family fun, Lincoln for its cathedral and Magna Carta, and Stamford for stunning architecture.